What drives local lending by global banks?

Uluc Aysun (), Stefan Avdjiev () and Ralf Hepp ()

No 2017-02, Working Papers from University of Central Florida, Department of Economics

Abstract: We find that the lending behavior of large global banks’ subsidiaries throughout the world is more closely related to local macroeconomic conditions and their financial structure than to their owner-specific counterparts. This inference is drawn from a panel dataset populated with bank-level observations from the Bankscope database. Using this database, we identify ownership structures and incorporate them into a unique methodology that identifies and compares the owner and subsidiary-specific determinants of lending. A distinctive feature of our analysis is that we use multi- dimensional country-level data from the BIS international banking statistics to account for exchange rate fluctuations and cross-border lending

Keywords: Bankscope; G-SIB; bank-level data; global banks; BIS international banking statistics (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: E44 F32 G15 G21 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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Date: 2017-08
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