Description
In a globalised financial market, the success of an organisation in one country is often inextricably linked to the economic viability of an array of other nations and governments. As such, glocal concerns-the simultaneous consideration of global and local aspects of business-often take precedence. Global Strategies in Banking and Finance explores the concept of a glocal industry through case studies, emerging research, and interdisciplinary perspectives applicable to a variety of fields in banking and finance. Within these pages, researchers and practitioners will discover tips, strategies, and best practices towards maintaining a competitive advantage and positioning their respective organisations in the global marketplace.
