- that had
their roots in the
ancient world. In the
history of
banking, a
number of
banking dynasties – notably, the Medicis, the Fuggers, the Welsers, the...
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Investment banking pertains to
certain activities of a
financial services company or a
corporate division that
engages in
providing advisory-based services...
- In
financial services, open
banking allows for
financial data to be
shared between banks and third-party
service providers through the use of application...
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Retail banking, also
known as
consumer banking or
personal banking, is the
provision of
services by a bank to the
general public,
rather than to companies...
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Online banking, also
known as
internet banking,
virtual banking, web
banking or home
banking, is a
system that
enables customers of a bank or
other financial...
- (Chinese: 滙豐;
acronym from its
founding member The
Hongkong and
Shanghai Banking Corporation) is a
British universal bank and
financial services group headquartered...
- The
history of
banking began with the
first prototype banks, that is, the
merchants of the world, who gave
grain loans to
farmers and
traders who carried...
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acquisitions Fund
management Merchant banking Retail banking Commercial banking Investment banking Shadow bank "wholesale
banking".
Finance Practitioner. Retrieved...
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Banking in
Switzerland dates to the
early 18th
century through Switzerland's
merchant trade and has, over the centuries,
grown into a complex, regulated...
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required to
obtain a
banking license (or
banking licence in
Commonwealth spelling)
before it is
legally permitted to
carry on a
banking business. Besides...
