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    happens right after the Mortgage crisis. The large banks and a few of the smaller ones began to close, if the government don’t bail them out. When the stock market remains down and losing points, the banks stop their lending practices, even with the guidance from the Government. Banks functions as such, when depositing your money into your savings account, the bank generate interest off of this money every year. Banks loan your money to another bank and then they would need pay an interest fee…

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    Phishing Attacks

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    the survey results do add value to the theory that cyber-crime is underreported and public image is important to financial industry. This article would be useful for a literature review on the effects of cyber-hacking of US financial institutions/banks on the US…

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    without going to the bank. Online banking is a great feature, most banks do offer it. There are several benefits and its limitations of online banking. Five benefits by using the online banking is that firstly, you can pay your bills online whereas you can actually just use the online banking to pay your bills. This will eliminate the need for stamps and protect you from the check being lost in the mail. The second benefit of online banking is that Transfer money between accounts , whereby…

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    Monetary Policy

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    Money is generally created through banks. Despite what many people think around 97% of money is created through banks, whereas, only 3% of money is created by the government. the way banks create this money is through bank deposits. The way this works is people deposit money into banks and then the banks give out that money in the form of loans which brings money back into the banks to continue to loan out to more people. Banks charge interest when giving out loans which requires the person to…

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    Interest rates have stayed at the same relatively low rate for years and can be beneficial in many ways. For instance, they make cheaper borrowing costs and mortgage interest payments. This in turn encourages spending and investment and leads to higher aggregate demand. However these advantages do come with disadvantages. Effects such as a reduction in the incentive to save as well as a depreciated exchange rate. In other words, a low interest rate has its perks but is likely to be too good to…

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    first proposed in the early 1990s. Since that time it has been developing rapidly together with the increased use of Internet. However, its effect on the use of banking accounts is still an underexplored question. The majority of studies can be divided into three groups. The first group investigates the necessary conditions for bank customers to start using Internet banking. Based on surveys, Al-Rfou (2013) reveals that customers tend not to use the service even if they have it provided.…

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    creating thousands of fake accounts, Wells Fargo was fined $185 million in penalties. “Federal and state investigators found that the bank boosted its sales figures by secretly opening the accounts — then funding them by transferring money from customers' authorized accounts without their knowledge or permission.” (McCoy, 2017) Moreover, an independent review of the organization was conducted in August, 2016, “which examined more than 165 million retail banking accounts opened from January 2009…

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    INTRODUCTION On November 20, 2014, Kotak Mahindra Bank (KMB) announced a $2.4 billion all-share deal to acquire ING Vysya. With this deal which is expected to close in the second half of 2015, Kotak would claim the fourth 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…

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    of the US economy, I believe that it is important to discuss the pros and cons of this banking system. I will be agreeing on how the banks initially felt threated by the inception of the postal banking services, how the Savings and Loans industry lost profits due to this banking…

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    Online Banking In India

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    availability of electricity. The main objective of this concept was to minimize the cost of banking services being rendered to its customers and to reduce the long queues at the bank counters which help the banking institution and the customers as well. Other objective was to save the time and energy of both the entities i.e. bank staff and…

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