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Why do banks disappear? : a history of bank failures and acquisitions in Trinidad, 1836-1992

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Ng Wai, Sean

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: UWI St. AugustineTT 2009Description: 27 pAction note:

2/26/10 JOYD

Summary: Examines the determinants of individual bank failures and acquisitions in Trinidad during the period 1836 to 1992. Argues that bank failure and acquisitions result from poor responsiveness to market structure and the competitive environment, lax lending and investment behaviour of banks, ineffective recruitment and retention of staff, government intervention and financial instability.

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Monograph	CARICOM Documentation Centre	11.02.02 I615ng (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	0000000028682

Examines the determinants of individual bank failures and acquisitions in Trinidad during the period 1836 to 1992. Argues that bank failure and acquisitions result from poor responsiveness to market structure and the competitive environment, lax lending and investment behaviour of banks, ineffective recruitment and retention of staff, government intervention and financial instability.

2/26/10 JOYD

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