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Definition of 'Cross-Border Financing'
This term refers to any financing arrangement that crosses national borders. Cross border financing could include cross border loans, letters of credit or bankers acceptances, for example, issued in the United States for the benefit of a person in Canada.
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Investopedia explains 'Cross-Border Financing'
Cross border financing within corporations can become very complex, mostly because almost every inter-company loan that crosses national borders has tax consequences, even when the loans or credit are extended by a third party such as a bank. Large international corporations have entire teams of accountants, lawyers and tax experts that evaluate the most tax-efficient ways of financing overseas operations.
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... The simpler it is to engage in cross-border financing and shift capital to the most
productive areas, regardless of location, the harder it will be for ...
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http://www.investopedia.com/articles/stocks/10/introduction-asian-financial-markets.asp
... Investors Can Get In The development of Asia and the cross-border flow of ... Bond markets,
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