Category: Banking

1.1 Introduction The liberal policies in 1991 under the Movement for Multiparty Democracy (MMD) provided a platform for a competitive economy for Zambia which runs on a market economy. This type of economy thrives on the principle of demand and supply with respect to the market. The market is a factor instrument in the determination…

Ethics is a meaning that can change from one person to another. What could be ethic for one individual could not be for others. Ethics is a moral principle that rules over an individuals behavior or judgment. Basically, ethics is about a persons judgement about right or wrong, how they evaluate the decisions, and how…

Introduction In the dynamic and ever-evolving landscape of personal finance, one principle stands tall as a beacon of hope for individuals seeking financial prosperity – investments. Just as the ancient sages wisely planted seeds for a bountiful harvest, the modern investor sows seeds of wealth to reap a future of abundance. Investments, a cornerstone of…

Banking as an industry processes cash, credit, and other financial transactions. Banks provide a safe place to store extra cash and loans. They offer savings accounts, certificates of deposit, and checking accounts. Bank loans and credit mean that families don’t have to save before going to college or buying a house. Banking plays a significant…

Investment banking is a cornerstone of the global financial landscape, a dynamic arena where capital markets, corporate strategies, and economic growth converge. This field, characterized by its fast-paced and high-stakes environment, drives corporate expansion and shapes economies. My fascination with investment banking stems from a keen interest in understanding how financial decisions can have far-reaching…