Emerging Market Finance

This edited volume provides a thorough examination of challenges in emerging financial markets, focusing on banking, risk management, and market behavior. Emerging Market Finance offers valuable insights.

This edited volume delves into the complexities of emerging financial markets and institutions, shedding light on the challenges they face in today's global economy. Emerging Market Finance offers a comprehensive analysis of various critical topics, including global banking, risk management, stock market behavior, and financial inclusion in key emerging economies. The contributors present original research that highlights the unique dynamics at play in these markets, particularly in the aftermath of recent financial crises.

The book emphasizes the significant role that foreign banks play in shaping domestic lending practices and explores the intricate relationships between bank loan pricing, corporate default risk, and nonperforming loans. It also examines how international financial shocks can affect emerging economies through foreign bank lending channels, providing valuable insights into the macrofinancial implications of these interactions. By focusing on the interconnectedness of global financial systems, Emerging Market Finance addresses the pressing need for a deeper understanding of risk contagion and its effects on market stability.

In addition to banking, the volume discusses stock market behavior amidst policy uncertainty, highlighting the importance of trade financing and capital structure determinants. The contributors analyze the impact of geopolitical crises on market volatility and herd behavior, offering a nuanced view of the challenges and opportunities that arise in emerging markets. With its rich insights and policy implications, Emerging Market Finance serves as an essential resource for researchers, market participants, and policymakers engaged in the field of emerging market finance.