EU Accession — Financial Sector Opportunities and Challenges for Southeast Europe

Edited by Ingrid Matthäus-Maier () and J.D. Pischke ()

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Date: 2005
ISBN: 978-3-540-26963-2
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Chapters in this book:

Ch Chapter 10: Financial Stability in Southeast Europe — Basel II and the Challenges Ahead

Christian Fehlker, Arnaud Mehl and Adalbert Winkler

Ch Chapter 11: Bankers' Perspectives — Dynamic Banking in a Changing Market

Sylvia Wisniwski

Ch Chapter 12: Evolution of the Banking Sector in Southeast Europe — The Role and Business Strategies of Domestic Banks

Per Fischer

Ch Chapter 13: Financing Small and Medium-Sized Companies

Mita Katic

Ch Chapter 14: The Business Strategies of Domestic Banks in the Long Run — SME Lending as an Attractive Market Segment

Evgeny Gospodinov

Ch Chapter 15: Building a Market Niche Also Builds a Market — Opportunity Bank in Montenegro

Keith Flintham

Ch Chapter 16: Clients' Perspectives — Providing More Effective Financial Services for Micro and Small Enterprises

Sarah Forster

Ch Chapter 17: Access to Finance: Issues and Opportunities in Southeast Europe

Albrecht Mulfinger

Ch Chapter 18: Nonfinancial Obstacles to SME Financing in Serbia

Igor Brkanovic

Ch Chapter 19: Constraints to Business Development in Bulgaria and the Case for Action

Stefan Kossev

Ch Chapter 1: Setting the Stage for Stability and Progress in Southeast Europe

Paul Hare

Ch Chapter 20: Degrees of Competition in Serving Target Groups — They May Be Closer than You Think

Christoph Freytag

Ch Chapter 21: A New Approach to Business Development Services in Southeast Europe

Hayder Al-Bagdadi, Dirk Steinwand and Frank Wältring

Ch Chapter 22: Public-Private Partnerships for Financial Development in Southeast Europe

Reinhard H. Schmidt and Nina Moisa

Ch Chapter 23: Replicable and Transparent PPP Models for Financial Sector Development

Klaus-Eckhard Hartmann

Ch Chapter 24: Using PPPs to Facilitate Transactions in Financial Markets

Ira W. Lieberman

Ch Chapter 25: Sustainable Microfinance Banks — IMI as a Public-Private Partnership in Practice

Helen Alexander

Ch Chapter 26: Opportunities for Public-Private Partnerships in Financial Sector Development

Syed Aftab Ahmed

Ch Chapter 27: Public-Private Partnership — Results in the Banking Sector in Southeast Europe

Klaus Glaubitt and Haje Schütte

Ch Chapter 28: Microfinance Investment Funds — An Innovative Form of PPP to Foster the Commercialisation of Microfinance

Doris Köhn and Michael Jainzik

Ch Chapter 29: An Overview of Banking, Financial Regulation, and Access to Financial Services in Southeast Europe in the Context of EU Enlargement

Ingrid Matthäus-Maier and J.D. Pischke

Ch Chapter 2: The Scenario for EU Accession by Southeast European Countries

Marc Franco

Ch Chapter 3: Infrastructure Finance, Accession, and Related Policy Issues in Southeast Europe

Ewald Nowotny

Ch Chapter 4: Making It Easier to Do Business in Southeast Europe

Khaled F. Sherif

Ch Chapter 5: Financial Sector Development in Southeast Europe — The Roles of EU Accession and Basel II

Evan Kraft

Ch Chapter 6: Implementing European Standards of Banking Regulation in Georgia

Merab Kakulia

Ch Chapter 7: Issues Concerning Foreign Banks' Operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Peter Nicholl

Ch Chapter 8: The Role of Foreign Banks in SEE

Mihai Bogza

Ch Chapter 9: The Impact of Basel II on Banking in Albania and Southeast Europe

Eris Sharxhi

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