Abstract
In their task of international financial intermediation the banks will face in the eighties three interrelated challenges of major dimension:
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to finance growing and probably more unstable international payments imbalances: this is the recycling challenge; and
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to finance the huge investments required for the development of new energy resources: the energy challenge;
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to finance the huge investments required in developing countries to increase productivity and alleviate poverty: this is the development challenge.
I am grateful to Bernard Snoy for his assistance in the preparation of this paper.
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Wigny, D. (1982). Evolving Problems of International Financial Intermediation. In: Fair, D.E., de Juvigny, F.L. (eds) Bank Management in a Changing Domestic and International Environment: The Challenges of the Eighties. Financial and Monetary Policy Studies, vol 6. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-7508-8_12
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