Financial Globalisation

The study is confined to the globalisation through external financial flows that brought about considerable changes in the globalisation process. The period of 1990s is marked by considerable improvement in the financial integration through substantial increase in private capital flows to the developing world. Macroeconomic management has become complex with the increasing foreign private capital flows, and costs and benefits of financial globalisation has come up as a hot topic of investigations to the researchers and policy makers. Especially Mexico and Asian crises drew remarkable attention on some critical issues of effective macroeconomic management. The study intends to draw the individual picture of financial globalisation for India and Bangladesh a big and a small market (and financial system) of South Asia. It is also expected to give a comparative picture between the two and a picture of the two economies relative to a set of emerging economies.

Autorentext

Dr. Shah Md. Ahsan Habib is a Professor and Director of Bangladesh Institute of Bank Management - the national Training, Research, Education and Consultancy institute on banking and finance in Bangladesh. He obtained his Phd from Banaras Hindu University (BHU), India and completed Post Doctoral Fellowship from Syracuse University, USA.