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"Rose has served with the Federal Reserve System and has authored several publications on finance. He evaluates the scope of Japanese banking and investments in the US; the links between Japanese and foreign banks; the organizational vehicles used by Japanese banks to enter American markets; the causes of Japanese financial expansion; their targeting of commercial customers and their advantages in corporate financing; and their expansion into US securities and real estate markets, including alliances between Japanese and US financial firms for mutual interpenetration. In his assessment, Rose covers the impact of Japanese financial presence on large US banks and on government deficit financing, the increasingly coordinated international standards of regulation, and the prospects of a decline in the volume of Japanese capital flows. The thought-challenging implications reaffirm US commitment to free trade and free capital movement. The book is factual, informative (in addition to its 44 tables), and is well organized. Recommended for graduate and all financial research collections."
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“Rose has served with the Federal Reserve System and has authored several publications on finance. He evaluates the scope of Japanese banking and investments in the US; the links between Japanese and foreign banks; the organizational vehicles used by Japanese banks to enter American markets; the causes of Japanese financial expansion; their targeting of commercial customers and their advantages in corporate financing; and their expansion into US securities and real estate markets, including alliances between Japanese and US financial firms for mutual interpenetration. In his assessment, Rose covers the impact of Japanese financial presence on large US banks and on government deficit financing, the increasingly coordinated international standards of regulation, and the prospects of a decline in the volume of Japanese capital flows. The thought-challenging implications reaffirm US commitment to free trade and free capital movement. The book is factual, informative (in addition to its 44 tables), and is well organized. Recommended for graduate and all financial research collections.”–
Japanese Banking and Investment in the United States : An Assessment of Their Impact Upon U.S. Markets and Institutions
Japanese Banking and Investment in the United States : An Assessment of Their Impact Upon U.S. Markets and Institutions,Peter S. Rose,Quorum Books,0899306225,Banks and banking, Japanese,Business / Economics / Finance,Finance,Foreign Investments,Investments & Securities - General,Investments,Japanese,Politics/International Relations,United States,Business & Economics / Finance
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