The syndicated loan market: structure, development and implications

Blaise Gadanecz

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The syndicated loan market allows a more efficient geographical and institutional sharing of risk. Large US and European banks originate loans for emerging market borrowers and allocate them to local banks. Euro area banks have expanded pan-European lending and have found funding outside the euro area.

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