International Capital Markets: Developments, Prospects, and Key Policy Issues (September 1999)

Following a review and assessment of recent developments in capital market and banking systems, this year's International Capital Markets report reviews and assesses recent developments in mature and emerging financial markets and continues the analysis of key issues affecting global financial markets. It examines the systemic implications of the continued rapid development of the global over-the-counter derivatives markets and the expansion of foreign-owned banks into emerging markets. The report also analyzes market participants' assessments of the proposals for private sector involvement in the prevention and resolution crises.
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Volume/Issue: Volume 1999 Issue 004
Publication date: September 1999
ISBN: 9781557758521
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Business and Economics , Banks and Banking , Finance , Investments and Securities-General , Money and Monetary Policy , WEFS , market , market dynamics , emerging market , market participant , market discipline , U , S , dollar , a number of emerging markets , Emerging and frontier financial markets , Stock markets , Bonds , Securities markets , Currency markets , Global , Asia and Pacific , Europe , Western Hemisphere , Middle East

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Following a review and assessment of recent developments in capital market and banking systems, this year's International Capital Markets report reviews and assesses recent developments in mature and emerging financial markets and continues the analysis of key issues affecting global financial markets. It examines the systemic implications of the continued rapid development of the global over-the-counter derivatives markets and the expansion of foreign-owned banks into emerging markets. The report also analyzes market participants' assessments of the proposals for private sector involvement in the prevention and resolution crises.