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    position as the largest private lender in India, after ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank and Axis Bank. Founded in 1985 as Kotak Mahindra Finance Ltd., the group's flagship company was given the license for banking business by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in February, 2003 making it the first ever company in the Indian banking history that converted to a bank. Headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra, with over 600 branches and over 1,100 ATMs spread across 354 locations, it is the fourth largest private…

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    implemented by the World Bank and the IMF had "placed severe hardship on the population while failing to lead to the promised economic recovery and reduced unemployment...Zambia took the most dramatic steps to fully implement ESAP 's and has seen whole industries disappear as protective measures were…

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    The 2009 recession was the most severe since the 1930’s Great Depression. The 2009 recession was preceded by a banking crisis and there hadn’t been something similar since the 1930s. Economist have researched recessions and they have discovered that recessions involving a financial crisis tend to be longer and the 2009 recession was longer than other recessions in…

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    Recommendations A well established, healthy banking industry is must for sustainable development of any country. The banking industry in Sri Lanka has great impact in the GDP of Sri Lanka. A state bank, BOC has to play vital role in implementing policies through various banking operation. But as a commercial organization entity should be profit oriented too. In the light of the great development and increasing competition in the banking industry of Sri Lanka, and the major challenges faced by…

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    Scotland The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) was founded in 1727. It was one of the retail banking subsidiaries of The Royal Bank of Scotland Group (RBS Group) and also the second bank operated in Scotland beside the Bank of Scotland, which was founded in 1695. The growing of Royal Bank of Scotland was significantly good especially between 18th to 19th century. RBS mainly operated as a retail banking that provides banking services for personal, business as well as corporate customers. Together will…

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    handle a national crisis. It tested the strength of people’s mental and physical health. The Great Depression had a lasting impact on the world’s history because it directly affected the economy, the people of all countries, and showed a glimpse into a future American crisis. World War I is one of the possible reasons for the start of the Great Depression. After World War I the value of money and the cost of products dropped greatly (Steindl 184). The world economy was already struggling…

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    things that make work easier, he states that technology evolved in areas where change was beneficial, an example being that of the banking industry which process the information of millions of costumers, he states: “As the country moves toward greater use of checking accounts, credit card, etc. If the country continues this move to a “checkless, cashless society”, then banking will need a greater computer power. The journal came all the way back in 1971 such long time gives us a perfect…

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    Scotland to form the Royal Bank of Scotland 1979. The Royal Bank grew to be one of the largest banks in the world at one time before the big collapse in the banking industry. This company, institute, was operating in the banking sector mainly providing overdraft facilities. After the bank merged with several other smaller banks to form a large banking group that will run and control financial products, it started outsourcing some of its IT tasks to companies in India as this allowed them to save…

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