multinational banks
Cross-border financial institutions
Multinational banks are financial institutions that operate across national borders, maintaining branches, subsidiaries, or operations in multiple countries.
They handle international transactions, foreign exchange, and cross-border lending: Multinational banks facilitated the merger between the European and American firms.
The term often appears in discussions of global finance and economic policy.
- wire transfersElectronic fund transmissions
- tax havensLow-levy jurisdictions for assets
- shell companiesLegally registered but inactive businesses
- money launderingDisguising criminal proceeds' origins
- deposit accountsBank accounts holding funds
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Member-owned financial cooperatives
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Unofficial money transfer networks
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