Emerging, or collapsing?

Article Abstract:

Developing countries around the world have experienced economic difficulties with various banking crises, with an estimated total loss since 1980 of some $250 billion. Possible solutions lie in avoiding exchange-rate volatility and in tightening standards for banking supervision.

Editorial, Economic aspects

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Cross-border patrol: the case for global policing

Article Abstract:

International cooperation has become more important because of the increasing integration of financial markets. This agenda is also important in emerging market countries, as was illustrated by Mexico's devaluation of the peso and its effects in other developing countries.

Laws, regulations and rules, International banking

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Fragile, handle with care

Article Abstract:

Banks in developing countries have been prone to crises in the past two decades because of poor management, bad economic policy, and other missteps. The crises have an international ripple effect and have jeopardized the credibility of emerging market banks.

Bank failures

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