Financial integration enables EMs to improve trade integration – paper

Bank of England

A study into the relationship between global banking integration and international trade, published by the Bank of England, has revealed that for emerging markets, foreign direct investment enables trade integration.

In their paper, Stijn Claessens, Omar Hassib and Neeltje van Horen analyse whether banking integration affects international trade, using data on foreign bank ownership for a large group of advanced countries and emerging markets.

For emerging markets, the authors say, foreign

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