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Integration in European Retail Banking: Evidence from savings and lending rates to non-financial corporations

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Integration in European Retail Banking : Evidence from savings and lending rates to non-financial corporations. / Rughoo, Aarti; Sarantis, Nicholas.

2011. (Centre for EMEA Banking, Finance and Economics Working Paper Series; No. 23/11).

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Rughoo, A & Sarantis, N 2011 'Integration in European Retail Banking: Evidence from savings and lending rates to non-financial corporations' Centre for EMEA Banking, Finance and Economics Working Paper Series, no. 23/11.

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Rughoo, A., & Sarantis, N. (2011). Integration in European Retail Banking: Evidence from savings and lending rates to non-financial corporations. (Centre for EMEA Banking, Finance and Economics Working Paper Series; No. 23/11).

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Rughoo A, Sarantis N. Integration in European Retail Banking: Evidence from savings and lending rates to non-financial corporations. 2011. (Centre for EMEA Banking, Finance and Economics Working Paper Series; 23/11).

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Rughoo, Aarti ; Sarantis, Nicholas. / Integration in European Retail Banking : Evidence from savings and lending rates to non-financial corporations. 2011. (Centre for EMEA Banking, Finance and Economics Working Paper Series; 23/11).

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