Customs - Individual Assignment - Foreign Banks in Ethiopia
Customs - Individual Assignment - Foreign Banks in Ethiopia
The IMF, along with other commentators, has for years encouraged Ethiopia to
liberalize the financial sector, arguing that such actions will make the banking and
financial sector dynamic, internationally competitive, efficient, and innovative
(https://www.thereporterethiopia.com/26765/).
Research finding (Direslign Dagnaw, 2019) also shows foreign banks entry in Ethiopia
has significant effect in Ethiopian banking sector. In addition, there entry has a
benefits and potential risks for the general economy of the country as well as for local
banks which are currently operating in this country.
The Ethiopian government has decided to open the country’s banking sector to
foreign investors with the aim of modernizing the industry and improving its global
competitiveness.
Foreign banks will fill big market gap since they will bring knowledge,
competition, and professionalism.
Foreign banks entry is likely to have better access to global financial markets
which improves the overall stability of the host country’s domestic banking
system.
Potential impact of foreign bank entry on the development of the domestic
banking sector, access to and the allocation of credit, domestic savings
mobilization, and the ability of the central bank to supervise foreign banks and the
new products and services that they introduce into the market.
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Helps to build a domestic banking supervisory and legal framework, and enhance
the overall transparency and access to international capital.
Allows external capital to flow into domestic banking sector, providing more
stable sources of credit, bring along their modern banking skills, advance banking
technology and recent system of banking operations.
They will introduce new financial innovations,
They accelerate the economies of scale,
Solves the issue of foreign currency shortage, since these banks will increase the
country stock of foreign currency.
Brings development in the financial market,
Improvement in the financial system infrastructure and this all leads the
attraction of foreign direct investment (FDI)