In the case of banks, the financing of scientific research into individual business areas or new developments in the financial market by public or private institutions, usually university institutes. Credit Suisse, for example, has a corresponding agreement with the Insead Business School in Fontainebleau (France) with the aim of researching the special conditions for setting up new companies in Asia. The bank can use the results of such studies for its business policy and also pass them on to its clients – in this case, those wishing to establish themselves in Asia. – See absorptive capacity, alliances, cross-border.
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