銀行合併とシェア調整(庄谷邦幸教授退任記念号)

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The reorganization of Japanese industry and banking has been proceeding at an accelerated pace since the second half of the 1990s and has resulted in important changes in oligopolistic conditions in various sectors. This reorganization of oligopolistic structures has had far-reaching impacts and main-bank relations have not remained unaffected. As main-bank relations constitute a financial alliance between leading city banks and major corporations with dominant positions in their respective industries, the processes of the re-organization of industry and the re-organization of banking have each triggered factors promoting the re-constitution of main-bank relations. In this the past, I have examined the impact of industrial re-organization on main-bank relations by considering some representative corporate mergers of the 1960s. My objective in this paper is to examine the impact of the reorganization of banks on main-bank relations. However, as this is still an on-going process, certain limitations of sources are unavoidable. Consequently, in this paper,I have taken up the merger of the Dai-Ichi Bank and the Nihon Kangyo Bank which occurred in the early 1970s to examine its impact on main-bank relations. The following questions were considered: How did the creation of the Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank change the power balance among leading city banks? How did these changes subsequently affect the lending behavior of leading city banks to major corporations? Through an examination of these points, I have attempted to shed light on the impact of bank mergers on the re-constitution of main-bank relations.
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