The Implications of Cross Border Banking and Funding Strategy for Risk and Return

This paper investigates the effects of cross-border banking and funding modes on risk and return. We sample 320 banks across 29 African countries and employ System GMM estimator as a methodological approach to shed further light on the funding sources-stability nexus by examining the complex interac...

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Published in:The journal of applied business and economics 2018-08, Vol.20 (4), p.93-119
Main Authors: Amidu, Mohammed, Coffie, William, Issahaku, Haruna, Sissy, Aisha Mohammed
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Competition
Diversification
Econometrics
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Liberalization
Studies
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Diversification
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Financial analysis
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Insolvency
International finance
Islamic financing
Liberalization
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