PETER S. ROSE holds the Jeanne and John Blocker Chair of Business Administration at Texas A&M University and is Professor of Finance. He previously served as a Financial Economist with the Federal Reserve System, and has written several books, including The Interstate Banking Revolution: Benefits, Risks, and Tradeoffs for Bankers and Consumers (Quorum, 1990).

• Preface The Scope of Japanese Banking and Investment in the United States The Japanese Banking and Financial System at Home and Its Links to the U.S. and Other Foreign Markets Japanese Ventures in U.S. Banking Markets: Organizational Forms, Strategies, and the Household Financial-Service Market Serving U.S. Commercial Customers: Japanese Banking Strategy in Domestic Business Financing Japanese Expansion in U.S. Securities and Real Estate Markets An Assessment of the Benefits and Costs of Japanese Banking Activities Inside the United States Japanese Investment Activities Inside the United States: Implications of Their Rise and Fall Bibliography Index

PETER S. ROSE holds the Jeanne and John Blocker Chair of Business Administration at Texas A&M University and is Professor of Finance. He previously served as a Financial Economist with the Federal Reserve System, and has written several books, including The Interstate Banking Revolution: Benefits, Risks, and Tradeoffs for Bankers and Consumers (Quorum, 1990).

• Preface The Scope of Japanese Banking and Investment in the United States The Japanese Banking and Financial System at Home and Its Links to the U.S. and Other Foreign Markets Japanese Ventures in U.S. Banking Markets: Organizational Forms, Strategies, and the Household Financial-Service Market Serving U.S. Commercial Customers: Japanese Banking Strategy in Domestic Business Financing Japanese Expansion in U.S. Securities and Real Estate Markets An Assessment of the Benefits and Costs of Japanese Banking Activities Inside the United States Japanese Investment Activities Inside the United States: Implications of Their Rise and Fall Bibliography Index

PETER S. ROSE holds the Jeanne and John Blocker Chair of Business Administration at Texas A&M University and is Professor of Finance. He previously served as a Financial Economist with the Federal Reserve System, and has written several books, including The Interstate Banking Revolution: Benefits, Risks, and Tradeoffs for Bankers and Consumers (Quorum, 1990).

• Preface The Scope of Japanese Banking and Investment in the United States The Japanese Banking and Financial System at Home and Its Links to the U.S. and Other Foreign Markets Japanese Ventures in U.S. Banking Markets: Organizational Forms, Strategies, and the Household Financial-Service Market Serving U.S. Commercial Customers: Japanese Banking Strategy in Domestic Business Financing Japanese Expansion in U.S. Securities and Real Estate Markets An Assessment of the Benefits and Costs of Japanese Banking Activities Inside the United States Japanese Investment Activities Inside the United States: Implications of Their Rise and Fall Bibliography Index