Discrimination in lending by transnational banks

In their local operations in developing countries transnational banks give preference, for instance allocate more credit, to subsidiaries of transnational corporations and joint ventures.

1. Unethical banking practices
2. Unaccountability of international financial institutions
3. Restrictive practices of transnational banks
4. Discriminatory business practices
5. Credit discrimination

1. Disincentive to invest in over-indebted countries

1. Domination of countries by transnational corporations
2. Discrimination against transnational banks

1. Undue control of industries and sectors by transnational corporations
2. Insufficient national creditworthiness
3. Inappropriate loans

1. Prejudice
2. Discrimination [D]
3. Discrimination [C]