Journal Article
Liberalization, privatization, and crash: Mexico's banking system in the 1990's
Gruben, William C.; McComb, Robert P. (1997-01)
Although Mexico's 1994 peso devaluation and subsequent capital outflows shook the nation's banking system, the foundations of the banking crisis were laid much earlier. ; Econometric evidence suggests that in the wake of the 1991-92 bank privatizations, Mexico's banks entered a market share struggle in which they incurred short-term losses at the margin, perhaps in the interests of greater expected gains over the long term. ; Euphoric investor behavior and a rising economy may have aggravated the situation by making risky borrowers more difficult to identify.
Economic and Financial Policy Review , Issue Q I , Pages 21-30

Working Paper
Privatization, competition, and supercompetition in the Mexican commercial banking system
Gruben, William C.; McComb, Robert P. (1999)
Economic Research Working Paper 9904
Center for Latin America Working Papers , Paper 0199

Working Paper
Privatization, competition, and supercompetition in the Mexican commercial banking system
Gruben, William C.; McComb, Robert P. (1999-07-01)
Working Papers , Paper 9904