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"International banking" as a book category covers the theory, practice and regulation of banking across national borders, examining how banks and financial institutions operate in a globalized economy. Titles in this category typically address topics such as cross‑border payments and settlement, foreign exchange and international liquidity management, correspondent and offshore banking, trade and export finance, multinational risk management, capital flows and cross‑border lending, and the regulatory and compliance landscape (Basel standards, AML/CFT, sanctions, tax rules). Books range from academic textbooks and professional handbooks to practitioner guides, case studies of financial crises and bank strategy, legal analyses, and policy-oriented or historical accounts of international finance. They are aimed at banking and finance professionals, regulators, students of international finance, and readers seeking a deeper understanding of how global banking systems interact with markets, governments and emerging technologies (e.g., cross‑border fintech and digital currencies).

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