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    CHAPTER I 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 ORGANIZATIONAL BACKGROUND PT Astra International is the biggest independent manufacturing company in south Asia. This company was established in 1957, the company is located in Jakarta, Indonesia before 1990’s, and this company name was PT Astra International Incorporated. There are several types of businesses that were developed by PT Astra International. They developed their businesses all over the world and they are engaged in many types of product and services,…

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    Jpmorgan Chase Case Study

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    JPMorgan Chase is an American multinational bank and holding company. That provide the financial services to different sectors of the country. Headquarter of the bank in in New York City. This bank is the largest bank of United States that extends its operations in different cities of the state. By comparing its assets with the all the banks of the world, this ban ranks in 16th position. In United States it is considered to be the major provider of the financial services in the whole country.…

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    sources. It will reduce the profitability of commercial banks as a whole. The recommendations of the independent commission on banking reform not only impose higher requirements financial regulation but also have some negative…

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    today—to ensure a more stable monetary and financial system. This includes conducting monetary policy, regulating banks, and evaluating systemic risk. The institution planned to combat three major problems, the first of which included the effects of seasonality shocks caused by regional differences in demand for money, largely do to agriculture cycles. During harvest, money held in central banks (such as New York) was quickly transferred to the Midwest to compensate farmers. As a result, money…

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    Community Banks. (2016). Journal of Taxation & Regulation of Financial Institutions, 29(3), 49-51. I located this article by searching in the Bellevue University’s online library tool with the key words “Dodd-Frank” “Impacts” and then filtered for scholarly articles published in 2015-2016. Main Issue of Article Although the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2012, also known colloquially as “Dodd-Frank”, was written to address the issues plaguing the large banks deemed…

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    to regulatory oversight. Any unregulated activity by regulated institutions is also termed shadow banking (International Monetary Fund, 2014). Private banking, however, is individualized banking and financial services that are customarily given to banks that service wealthy high net individual clients (Moosa, 2015). This paper explains shadow banking in general but specifically shadow banking in Switzerland. In the first…

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    Barclays

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    different parts that aims to evaluate organisational purposes and monetary and fiscal policies in regards of two different organisations belong to banking sector. The first task aims to evaluate organisational purposes in regards of Barclays and HSBC banks based in the UK. Moreover, the other half of the assignment is based on the national environment in which business organisations operates. Task 1 Organisational Purposes Aims and Objectives Belong to Banking and financial sector, Barclays and…

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    Essay On Systemic Risks

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    Identifying Systemically Important Banks 1. Definition of systemic risk and the importance of monitoring it 1.1 Definition of systemic risk According to Oxford dictionary, systemic risk means a risk of a failure in a whole system, the collapse of certain big banks or financial institutions will cause a systemic risk to the financial system as a whole (Law, 2014). Systemic risk related to bank failure. In detail, it has three perspectives. First refer to a chain of events, like domino…

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    services or should there be more regulation by the Federal government and the Federal Reserve? As the central bank of the…

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    “One hires the best consultants on airfield layout, noise impacts, terminal layout, on-site roadways, off-site roadways, cost estimating, financial analysis, and forecasting,” observed DIA administrator Gail Edmond. “They brainstorm and generate as many alternate layouts as possible.” Alternatives were discussed and eliminated at periodic joint working sessions, and a technical subcommittee was organized to gather input from the eventual airport users, airlines, pilots, and the FAA. “Everybody…

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