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Effect of home-host regulatory differences on the efficiency of foreign banks in Kenya
This study examines the effect of home country and host country regulations on the efficiency of foreign banks in Kenya; using bank level data based on a sample of two foreign banks and three local banks of the top tier category; and country-level data based on two countries: Kenya and the United Ki
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