The Japanese Main Bank System: An Introductory Overview

Masahiko Aoki · Hugh T. Patrick · Paul Sheard

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This chapter presents an overview of the Japanese main bank system. The first section characterizes the main bank system and examines how it operates as a nexus of relationships among firms, financiers, and regulators. The second section explores the main bank system in two contexts: its international comparative context and its historical context.

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