Global European Banks and the Financial Crisis

Abstract

This article reviews some of the recent studies on international capital flows with a focus on the role of European global banks. The authors present a revision to the commonly held “global saving glut” view that East Asian economies (along with oil-rich nations) were the dominant suppliers of capital that fueled the asset price boom in many parts of the world in the early 2000s.

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