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Foreign Entry in Turkey's Banking Sector, 1980-97

Despite high and volatile inflation, a record number of foreign and local banks entered Turkey's banking sector after the country relaxed rules about bank entry, and generally eliminated controls on interest rates, and financial intermediation in 1980. The country's financial integration w...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Denizer, Cevdet
Language:en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:
accounting
accounts
balance sheets
bank assets
bank branches
bank capital
Bank lending
bank management
bank performance
banking sector
banking system
banks
borrowing
capital adequacy
capital flows
Capital inflows
Central Bank
commercial banks
corporate finance
credit officers
deposit insurance
deposit insurance coverage
deposits
depreciation
development banks
economic growth
electronic banking
employment
financial assets
financial deepening
financial integration
financial intermediation
financial liberalization
financial markets
financial performance
financial services
fiscal deficits
foreign banks
Foreign entry
foreign exchange
income statements
inflation
interest income
interest margin
interest rates
legal infrastructure
liquid assets
loan loss provisions
management information systems
maturity
net interest margin
net margin
new entrants
operating costs
operating expenses
overhead costs
Private banks
privatization
profitability
public banks
resource allocation
retail banking
return on assets
return on equity
securities
small banks
state banks
structural adjustment
transaction costs
Uruguay Round Banking systems
Inflation rates
Foreign banks
Banking regulations
Interest rates
Financial intermediation
Capital account
External trade
Financial liberalization
Net operational costs
Asset returns
Commercial banks
Competitiveness
Credit analysis
Marketing management
Human capital
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21295

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