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    Banks now are significantly different from what they were back then. Currently, it is important to read the fine text which oftentimes reveals the scams banks use to bait individuals into opening accounts with them. I learned the hard way through my experience with PNC Bank in New Jersey. At fifteen years old, I got my first job working as a waitress in a restaurant. As soon as I received a few paychecks I realized that I needed to put my money away in a safe place where only I could have access…

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    I have enjoyed working in Collections as a Collections Assistant I. Between using prior collections experience from other employers, college, and learning the systems of Bank of North Carolina I feel I have become a well molded employee for Bank of North Carolina. During the past year I have successfully completed all the requirements for a Collections Assistant II based on the Human Resources website. These requirements consist of calling on past dues until they are transferred to Special…

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    Organization: J.P Morgan Chase Cyber security attack which involved J.P Morgan Chase bank is one of major attacks which took place recently. About two third of the bank’s customer details were stolen in this attack. The Bank officially announced that the data of 83 million customers was hacked out of which there were 76 million household and 7 million small business customers were involved. Key-points of the attack • The data comprises of the information of 83 million Customer details such as…

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    services that consist of non-depository banks. In a broad term, it can be utilized for non-bank financial intermediaries who provide services same as traditional commercial banks, but are affected in an activity outside the regular banking system. Shadow banking is commonly attributed to the economist McCulley (2007) who used the term shadow banking during his address at the annual financial conference conducted by the Kansas City Federal Reserve bank in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.He defined…

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    electronic Banking (eBank), connects the consumers to the bank 's internet site through a browser as the means of conducting and managing various banking activities. It is noteworthy to mention that the banks are not restricted to exist exclusively online or to have a physical site; rather they can be any of the two or the combination of both. There are banks that have no physical sites, e.g. Telebank in Arlington, Virginia, while some banks like Bank of America, exist both online and also have…

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    Not so long ago doing everyday activities, such as banking, shopping, going to school, working, attending an auction, choosing colors of paint, buying furniture, and just about anything one can think of that used to be done by going places to do things can now be done on a computer in the comfort of one’s home. So what keeps more people from embracing e-commerce? Fear. Naturally, many have fear that their personal data is not secure and their identities will be hacked. They are afraid their…

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    A fundamental break down in the existing economical arrangement was fabricated in the financial global crisis that started in summer 2007 and surprised many nations. Commotions in the financial world (banks) had an impact on the real economy in terms of people’s livelihoods. This financial crisis is globally significant to us, as it took place in the heartland of capitalism, the U.S., which is the richest most successful dominant capitalist power. The key trigger of the financial breakdown was…

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    the plan, a cross departmental unit on international corruption will be established as well as a forum for civil society and business leaders to ensure private sector engagement is strengthened On April 2014, The Home Secretary, the Governor of the Bank of England and the Chairman of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) chaired a forum in which to discuss new ways to tackle Financial Crime. Teresa May…

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    The Two Career Paths

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    In a conversation on the 6th of October with Ms Lloyd, she had informed me that the top investments banks may take on university graduates at an analyst level, however to become an associate or to progress further, a MBA can increase my chances of becoming employable (CISI, 2014a). This may cost in the range of £26,000-£57,000 (Lightfoot, 2013). Despite…

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    Wells Fargo is a multinational bank holding company that possesses the six characteristics of John Swales’ discourse community concept. It has a common public goal to satisfy its clients’ financial needs by providing various kinds of financial services to them. Their financial services ranging from consumer banking, corporate banking, auto lender, foreign currency exchange to investment banking and wealth management, are all available under one company. As a multinational corporation, it also…

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