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I am delighted to have been invited to address this colloquium on a subject which is not only of great interest in itself but is also of vital importance to my institution, the European Investment Bank. You will be hearing in due course the views of distinguished representatives of monetary authorities, of commercial banks and of the academic world on international monetary and financial integration. My contribution this morning to the general discussion will differ somewhat from others in that I shall describe the practical implications that such integration has had until now and could have in the future for a financial institution which borrows and lends at long-term across national boundaries in a wide range of currencies.
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Bröder, EG. (1988). The implications of international monetary and financial integration for the European Investment Bank. In: Fair, D.E., de Boissieu, C. (eds) International Monetary and Financial Integration — The European Dimension. Financial and Monetary Policy Studies, vol 14. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-3651-5_3
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