IMF paper offers advice on Asian financial integration

Authors suggest policies to improve regional integration

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The IMF

Research published by the IMF has found that while financial integration in Asia has improved, it remains relatively low.

In the working paper Drivers of Financial Integration – Implications for Asia, the authors suggest a range of possible solutions. Integration is being held back by informational asymmetries, barriers to foreign banks, and differences in the quality of regulations and institutions.

Policy-makers could encourage deeper regional financial integration by focusing on steps to

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