Foreign Banks in the U.S.: A Primer

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By William Goulding (au); Daniel E. Nolle (au)
Year: 2012
Pages: 77
Binding Paperback
ISBN 978-1-4578-4172-9

Product Code: 145784172X

Description

This study describes the foreign banking landscape in the U.S. It focuses on identifying the most important underlying trends on both sides of the balance sheets of foreign-owned banks' U.S. operations. At each step, the investigation considers how foreign-owned banks compare to U.S.-owned domestic banks, and how two types of foreign banks operations in the U.S. -- branches and agencies of foreign banks (FBAs), and foreign-owned subsidiary banks (FSUBs) -- compare to each other. The banking sector in the U.S. experienced substantial swings in performance and stability over the decade surrounding the 2008-2009 financial crisis and changes in every major dimension of foreign-owned banks' assets and liabilities were even larger than for domestic banks. Changes were especially large at FBAs. Changes in FBAs' liabilities-side activities have also been large, with much funding coming from large wholesale deposits and net borrowing from their foreign parents and related offices abroad. Tables and figures. This is a print on demand report.

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