CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL BANKING

1. 1.0 Introduction to IB

1.1. Components of IB :

1.2. Intergration

1.2.1. Social

1.2.2. Racial

1.2.3. Economic

1.2.4. Educational

1.2.5. Regional

1.2.6. Horizontal & Vertical

1.3. Globalization

1.4. Liberalization

2. 1.1 Evolution of IB

2.1. 1. Colonial Banking

2.1.1. Holdings deposits & making loans

2.1.2. They believe profit could made in this condition ; Forced trade & natural trade

2.2. 2. Modern International Banking

2.2.1. i) First wave

2.2.2. ii) Second wave

2.2.3. iii) Third wave

3. 1.2 Factors of IB Growth

3.1. 1. Trade Block

3.2. 2. Low Marginal Cost

3.3. 3. Knowledge Advantage

3.4. 4. Information Services

3.5. 5. Prestige

3.6. 6. Banking Regulation

3.7. 7. Multinational Advantage

3.8. 8. Transaction Cost

3.9. 9. Market Needs

3.10. 10. Risk Reduction

3.11. 11. Technological Changes

4. 1.3 Global & Emerging Market Banking Systems

4.1. Traditional & Modern Foreign Banking

4.2. Post-Crisis of the IB

4.3. Multinational Banking

4.3.1. 1. Correspondent Banking

4.3.2. 2. Resident Representatives

4.3.3. 3. Bank Agencies

4.3.4. 4. Foreign Branches

4.3.5. 5. Foreign Subsidiaries & Affiliates

4.3.6. 6. Consortium Banks