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Bank holding companies: a better structure for conducting universal banking.

By: Talley, Samuel H.

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BookSeries: Policy, Research and external affairs working papers. Publisher: Washington : World Bank, 1991Subject(s): Financial Institutions | Banking Systems -- Banking. -- Banking Systems -- BankingSummary: The paper evaluates the bank holding company device as a vehicle for conducting universal banking activities. It identifies the major issues involved, reviews the empirical evidence on the use of the holding company structure and discusses several proposals to make use of the holding company device more effective from a public policy perspective.

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The paper evaluates the bank holding company device as a vehicle for conducting universal banking activities. It identifies the major issues involved, reviews the empirical evidence on the use of the holding company structure and discusses several proposals to make use of the holding company device more effective from a public policy perspective.

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Bank holding companies: a better structure for conducting universal banking.

By: Talley, Samuel H.

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