Cross-Border Merger and Acquisition Models of International Commercial Banks in the Global Bay Area Economy

This book analyzes the main models of cross-border mergers and acquisitions (M&A) of international commercial banks in the economic development process of the four major global Bay Areas: the New York Bay Area and the San Francisco Bay Area in the United States: the Tokyo Bay Area in Japan; and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Bay Area in China. The book classifies the cross-border M&A models of international commercial banks in the Bay Area economy into transaction mode, industry mode and subject mode. It explains the rationality of the basic characteristics of cross-border M&A in international commercial banks in the Bay Area economy. It explains the reasons behind M&A; influencing factors; potential problems; and optimization paths on the basis of the analysis of the typical cases. It proposes that direction of future development should continue to focus on transaction model innovation, mixed M&A of industrial groups, and convergence of M&A rules. This unique study will be a important reference material for students, researchers and practitioners in international economics, finance, banking and M&A.