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Contents
Introduction
Issue of Megabank
Advantages & Disadvantages
Abroad Cases
Conclusion
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INTRODUCTION
Motivation
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Success of building nuclear power reactors
Entry into the 50th rank of global banks
Helpful for our career
Essential not optional
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INTRODUCTION
What is the Megabank
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A bank with more than 500billion dollar asset
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Asset of Banks in Korea (trillion won)
KB Kookmin Bank 331 (275B $)
Woori Bank 328 (273B $)
Shinhan Bank 311 (259B $)
The K¡¦(»ý·«)
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imitation by HHI
Too Big to Fail
Moral Hazard
World trend of regulation of bank merger
Hot issue of G20
Uncertainty of Competitiveness
Uncertainty of Improvement
Scale of funds ¡Á Competitiveness
Monopoly
Systemic Risk
Volker Rule
Uncertainty
Advantages & Disadvantages
Disadvantages of Megabank
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Disadvantages
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Abroad Cases
Abroad
Cases
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America
Citicorp + Travelers Group = Citigroup (1998)
Nations Bank + Bank America = Bank of America (1998)
Bank One + First Chicago NBD = Bank One (1998)
Wellsfargo + Northwest = Wellsfargo (1998)
Europe
Japan
BBL + ING = ING (1997)
Deutsche Bank + Bankers Trust = Deutsche Bank (1997)
Merita Nordbanken +Unidanmark = Nordea Group (1998)
HSBC(England) + CCF(France) = HSBC (2000)
Sumitomo Bank + Sakura Bank = Mitsui Sumitomo (2001)
Tokyo Mitsubishi + Mitsubishi Trust = Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi (2001)
Bank Merger