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The word financial institution is a kind of business organization that deals with the financial activities of a nation. These activities include accepting deposits, making payments, granting loans and advances, transferring funds, holding shares, providing credits, purchasing and selling foreign exchanges, investments in shares, futures commodities, and many more.