Post-Entry Expansion in Banking: The Case of Portugal

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Main Author: Barros, Pedro Pita
Publication Date: 1995
Format: Article
Language: eng
Source: Repositórios Científicos de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (RCAAP)
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Summary: The deregulation of the Portuguese banking industry from a system with administratively fixed interest rates and entry controls to a freer market regime has been steady over the last decade. Removal of entry constraints bee given rise to strong growth in breaches as the result of a past-entry game. Behavior differences between incumbents and entrants are observed. Surprisingly, no response of incumbents to entrants is found. Incumbent banks seem to follow each other in expansion patterns. Among incumbents, privatized beaks were more, prone to breach expansion, revealing a strong effect associated with entry by acquisition.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Post-Entry Expansion in Banking: The Case of Portugal
title Post-Entry Expansion in Banking: The Case of Portugal
spellingShingle Post-Entry Expansion in Banking: The Case of Portugal
Barros, Pedro Pita
Banking
Post-Entry Performance
Branching
title_short Post-Entry Expansion in Banking: The Case of Portugal
title_full Post-Entry Expansion in Banking: The Case of Portugal
title_fullStr Post-Entry Expansion in Banking: The Case of Portugal
title_full_unstemmed Post-Entry Expansion in Banking: The Case of Portugal
title_sort Post-Entry Expansion in Banking: The Case of Portugal
author Barros, Pedro Pita
author_facet Barros, Pedro Pita
author_role author
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Barros, Pedro Pita
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Banking
Post-Entry Performance
Branching
topic Banking
Post-Entry Performance
Branching
description The deregulation of the Portuguese banking industry from a system with administratively fixed interest rates and entry controls to a freer market regime has been steady over the last decade. Removal of entry constraints bee given rise to strong growth in breaches as the result of a past-entry game. Behavior differences between incumbents and entrants are observed. Surprisingly, no response of incumbents to entrants is found. Incumbent banks seem to follow each other in expansion patterns. Among incumbents, privatized beaks were more, prone to breach expansion, revealing a strong effect associated with entry by acquisition.
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