Globalization and financial market integration

This article analyses some of the underlying global financial forces and the process by which the international institutions have evolved and their present contributions to global financial issues in the 21st century. The paper highlights the key principles that are necessary for further global fina...

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Published in:Journal of multinational financial management 2003-12, Vol.13 (4), p.289-302
Main Author: Moshirian, Fariborz
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Asia
Australia
Banking
Capital market
Correlation
Countries
Customers
Demography
Economic and Monetary Union
Economic integration
Economic models
Enterprises
Europe
Evaluation
Finance
Financial integration
Forecasts
Foreign banks
Globalization
Globalization and world security
Industry
International finance
International organizations
International security
Investment strategies
Management
Market efficiency
Multinational enterprises
Price models
Prices
Pricing
Regression analysis
Risk
Spillovers
Stock exchange
Stock exchange quotation
Stock returns
Time series
U.S.A
Volatility
Wealth
World federal system
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Summary:This article analyses some of the underlying global financial forces and the process by which the international institutions have evolved and their present contributions to global financial issues in the 21st century. The paper highlights the key principles that are necessary for further global financial market integration and the process of globalization. The paper argues that a holistic approach is needed in order to ensure that the process of globalization leads to international financial stability and global security. The paper also highlights the dynamic effects of a global system including the way multinational corporations can increase their investment and business activities with greater international capability in their contribution to the process of financial market integration.
ISSN:1042-444X
1873-1309
DOI:10.1016/S1042-444X(03)00012-4