新兴市场的汇款流动和银行业发展：机构重要吗？

Journal of Transnational Management Pub Date : 2020-07-09 DOI:10.1080/15475778.2020.1788916

Fredrick Ikpesu, A. Akinola, Olapeju A. Ikpesu

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摘要

大多数现有文献已经明确指出了汇款对不断变化的市场中银行业发展的积极影响。然而，当一个机构考虑到汇款流量与银行部门发展之间的联系时，所知甚少。在本文中，该研究从SSA内的34个新兴经济体中获取数据，并采用面板EGLS方法。我们确认汇款流动对本地区银行业发展的负面影响。此外，我们还确认，制度对该地区银行业的发展具有积极影响。我们建议有必要发展和加强机构，以减少该地区的非正式汇款。同样，加强制度基础设施将促进银行业的发展。

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Remittance flows and banking sector development in emerging markets: Do institutions matter?

Abstract The majority of the existing literature has explicitly stated the positive effect of remittances on the development of the banking sector in an evolving market. Nevertheless, very little is known when an institution is taking into account the link between remittance flows and banking sector development. In this paper, the study draws data from 34 emerging economies within the SSA and employs a panel EGLS approach. We confirm a negative effect of remittance flows on banking sector development in the region. Besides, we also confirm that institutions affect banking sector development positively in the region. We recommend the need to develop and strengthen institutions to reduce the informal transfer of remittance in the region. Likewise, enhancing institutional infrastructure would boost the development of the banking sector.

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Journal of Transnational Management Social Sciences-Development

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2.30

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期刊介绍： As the economic marketplace expands across continents and cultures, it is essential to establish a world-wide network of ideas and information that serves your transnational business interests. The Journal of Transnational Management (retitled from the Journal of Transnational Management Development to better reflect its focus) is an international forum that examines management research, teaching and training techniques, consulting, and development issues from a multicultural perspective, presenting practical business strategies that produce results on a global scale. The Journal of Transnational Management is a comprehensive resource for management in foreign environments, presenting an exchange of conceptual and empirical research on an international level. Articles written by business practitioners, management development experts, and academicians address issues related to firms, public enterprises, educational institutions, and nonprofit organizations throughout the world.