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Rise of Eurodollar Markets and Corporate Finance Internationalization (1955-1985)

Rise of Eurodollar Markets and Corporate Finance Internationalization (1955-1985)

  1. UK loosens forward-exchange rules, enabling arbitrage

    Labels: UK Treasury, London banks
  2. Eurodollar dealing emerges in London amid tight money

    Labels: Eurodollar market, Midland Bank
  3. Non-resident sterling becomes convertible and transferable

    Labels: Non-resident sterling, UK convertibility
  4. First major Eurobond issue broadens offshore finance

    Labels: Eurobond, Autostrade
  5. US Interest Equalization Tax pushes borrowing offshore

    Labels: Interest Equalization, US Treasury
  6. Fed adds reserve requirement on Eurodollar borrowings

    Labels: Federal Reserve, Reserve requirement
  7. Nixon suspends gold convertibility, ending Bretton Woods era

    Labels: Nixon shock, Bretton Woods
  8. Herstatt failure exposes cross-border settlement risk

    Labels: Bankhaus Herstatt
  9. Basel Committee formed to coordinate international bank supervision

    Labels: Basel Committee
  10. Basel Concordat sets cross-border supervision principles

    Labels: Basel Concordat
  11. International Banking Act brings foreign banks under US rules

    Labels: International Banking, US regulators
  12. UK abolishes exchange controls, deepening capital-market openness

    Labels: UK exchange
  13. CME launches Eurodollar futures, standardizing offshore-rate hedging

    Labels: CME Eurodollar, Chicago Mercantile