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Private Banks and Private Banking

2016
Private banks have been defined as banks whose owners are also their managers and whose legal form is that of a partnership. This chapter emphasizes their continued relevance from the eighteenth to the twentieth centuries, even though they became increasingly marginalized from the 1870s.
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BANK ENTRY AND BANK PERFORMANCE

The Journal of Finance, 1972
Fraser, Donald R, Rose, Peter S
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Property Banking, Free Banking, and Branch Banking

2002
Abstract In an effort to encourage immigration and expand commercial agriculture, several southern states created and subsidized plantation banks designed to monetize agricultural economies and provide long‐term mortgage credit. These experiments typically failed, not because of the inherent inconsistency between issuing short‐term ...
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Banking without banks

Engineering & Technology, 2023
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Bank nurses

Nursing Standard, 1991
Nurses who 'moonlight'as bank staff in the hospitals where they also have fulltime jobs are sometimes working 12 or even 24-hour shifts at a time, it was claimed last week.
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Banked Bone

Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 1994
Many forms of banked bone allograft are available to the surgeon. Among the grafts available are fresh, fresh-frozen, freeze-dried, and demineralized bone. Each one of these grafts carries risks and has unique limitations and handling properties. In order to use these materials appropriately, the surgeon must be familiar with the properties of each and
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Banking

Academic Radiology, 2010
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Banks and Banking

The American Law Register (1898-1907), 1900
E. W. K., John M. Zane
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Banks and Banking

The Yale Law Journal, 1929
Wayne L. Townsend   +2 more
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Bank-To-Bank Indemnity

2007
Abstract An Indemnity Agreement between two banks involved is of a somewhat different character. In most cases it is a cross-border agreement, which causes a conflict-of-law issue to arise. Further, the bank-to-bank relationship is of special character because both parties are experts in their own business and both usually enjoy a high ...
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