Global banks reduce frictions in international capital flows, say NY Fed staff

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Global banks serve to reduce frictions to international capital flows, especially by setting up branches and subsidiaries in local markets, a Federal Reserve Bank of New York staff report notes - adding that this is consistent with research on the reduced incidence of crises in host markets.

Banking globalization, transmission, and monetary policy autonomy by Linda Goldberg, also argues that empirical tests of the ‘international policy trilemma' - the idea that stable exchange rates, free

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