Category: Banking

  • Bank Street Curriculum: Implementation and Assessment

    The most important period of development and character formation in anybodys life is his/her childhood. The school and the curriculum through which the child passes during his kindergarten years play a vital role in the development of his faculties and talents for preparing him for his future life. The Bank Street Curriculum was developed keeping…

  • Economics: Currency and Banking Schools Debates

    Introduction This section will briefly introduce two scientific approaches to monetary policies. In particular, it will be important to mention the debate between Banking and Currency Schools. One should also identify the leading representatives of the two schools such as Robert Torrens and Thomas Tooke (Daugherty 140). It is important to illustrate the influence of…

  • Economics: Currency and Banking Schools Debates

    Introduction This section will briefly introduce two scientific approaches to monetary policies. In particular, it will be important to mention the debate between Banking and Currency Schools. One should also identify the leading representatives of the two schools such as Robert Torrens and Thomas Tooke (Daugherty 140). It is important to illustrate the influence of…

  • Bank of Credit and Commerce International Case

    Table of Contents Introduction Issues Connected With BCCI Scandal Lack of Risk Management Practices Ethical Issues Lack of Corporate Governance Conflicts of Interest Absence of Auditing Procedures Confidentiality Requirements Conclusion References Introduction When the branch offices of the Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI) in seven countries were raided and taken control of by…

  • United States Banking Merger Relevance

    Introduction Merger is one of the most common business practices in the current competitive market. According to Van (2010), as firms struggle to manage challenges in the market, they find it more beneficial operating as large entities other than small business units. They get to enjoy economies of scale and other benefits associated with mergers.…

  • United States Banking Merger Relevance

    Introduction Merger is one of the most common business practices in the current competitive market. According to Van (2010), as firms struggle to manage challenges in the market, they find it more beneficial operating as large entities other than small business units. They get to enjoy economies of scale and other benefits associated with mergers.…

  • International Logistics, Business, and Banking

    Exporters typically prefer conservative measures when managing foreign receivables What are the reasons for this conservativism? Conservative decisions are quite typical in the realm of financial operations for numerous reasons, the high possibility of a failure as a result of the lack of proper testing being the key factor. The specified line of reasoning is…

  • Bank of Japans Unconventional Monetary Policy

    In Japan, the supply of money is mainly controlled by the Bank of Japan with the help of monetary policy that is focused on inflation and interest rates. Still, during the past two decades when interest rates were extremely low, unconventional monetary policies were implemented in order to improve the situation. Japan was among the…

  • Bank of Japans Unconventional Monetary Policy

    In Japan, the supply of money is mainly controlled by the Bank of Japan with the help of monetary policy that is focused on inflation and interest rates. Still, during the past two decades when interest rates were extremely low, unconventional monetary policies were implemented in order to improve the situation. Japan was among the…

  • Major British Banking Group and Financial Crisis

    Financial crisis 2008 is a critical debate today due to its significant effects on the economy. Most importantly is the fact that there exists a close connection between financial crises and liquidity of banks. The study will demonstrate that before the crises the banking sector experienced an unusual positive creation of liquidity which was contrary…