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    financial crisis and why was it not prevented by any regulation enforced. The basis of shadow banking system is that it occurs when financial intermediaries conduct transformation of maturity, credit and liquidity without having access to the central bank liquidity guarantees or even public sector credit. Maturity transformation: obtaining short-term funds to

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    evolving as the most powerful source of information. Also, use of the Internet has made jobs easier and oversimplified tasks that would take an enormous amount of time before. Moreover, the Internet has become a great tool for avoiding the hassles of the bank, offering the chance to make the transactions quickly and safely. It also offers a

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    certainly a positive impact. During this process, banks will have more liquidity and reserves since their long-term mortgages can be sold off. Thus banks are able to provide more credits to the market. However, the CDOs and the securitization of mortgage ultimately spread the risks of default to the whole financial market. Without the CDOs and securitization the logic of mortgages is simple: banks make loans to households that are backed up by the estates. Banks themselves bear the risk of default on the

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    April of 2013, “Bank of America sent out alerts saying they disabled several area cards out of fear that account information may have gotten into the wrong hands” ("Bank of America Alerts Customers of Security Breach." CBS St Louis). The spokesman for the bank said: “We have not heard of anything specific, but I can tell you that we, along with other banks, periodically receive alerts from the payment networks about cards that may have been compromised at a third-party location”( "Bank of America Alerts

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    With the increasing competition on the balance sheet both between banks and from non-banks financial institutions, banks have diversified their product into non-intermediary financial services as a result. One of the results of this has been the remarkable growth in the percentage of off-balance-sheet (henceforth OBS) activities. Generally, OBS item refers to an asset or debt that does not appear on the banks’ balance sheet, e.g. standby letters of credit, currency and interest rate swaps etc. In

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    Ekaterina Antonova Financial Analysis of the Bank as at 31 December 2013 Business description and operating environment The Bank provides universal banking services with core activities in corporate and retail banking. The rapid increase in total assets by 72%, customer deposits by 64% and net loans by 70% over 1Q 2013 suggests that the Bank merged with another bank. While competition in the Polish banking sector remains intense, the merged bank is likely to benefit from a more diversified revenue

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    varied working environments. Increased automation o Bank Firstly you have increased automation within a banking environment you now have three main ways of banking. 1. Online 2. Telephone Banking 3. Branch most major banks have introduced productive ways of banking to suit economy. Know two individuals bank the same everyone likes something different you will find that generation will fuel the channel in which and individual will decide to bank. By introducing online and telephone banking economy

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    people in Guwahati have their accounts in State Bank of India. This is because everyone has the stereotype that State Bank of India is the best amongst all the banks. • The younger generation people are comfortable in banking with the privatized banks while the elder generation seems to be comfortable with the nationalized banks. • Now a days, it is found that customers are willing to have their accounts in multiple banks rather than having it in one bank. • When asked about the people about which sector

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    I am a student from Middlesex University London, United Kingdom doing research on Customer service in Indian Banking Industry. You are invited to take part in the research questionnaire designed to investigate about the customer service in Indian banks. Taking part involves completing a short questionnaire based on your experience. Completing this questionnaire should take you no longer than 10-15 minutes. All information that u provide will be kept confidential and the results will only be used

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    has a bank-based economy, which signposts that the banking system in the country controls the majority of its economic resources. Before the late 1970s, the banking sector in China was controlled by a monopoly bank - the People’s Bank of China (PBC) (Sáez, L 2001, p.237). The gradual reforms in the industry since then separated several duties and functions from the PBC, which resulted in a number of industry-specific commercial banks: the Bank of China (BOC), the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China

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