Search results for: “law of banking”
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International Economic Law
International Economic Law in the International Legal EncyclopediaInternational economic law is more likely to fall under the rubric of… (Read more)…
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Banking System
Hierarchical Display of Banking system Finance > Financial institutions and credit > BankingFinance > Free movement of capital > Financial market > Shadow banking Meaning of Banking system Overview and more information about Banking system For a more comprehensive understanding of Banking […]
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Banking Profession
Hierarchical Display of Banking profession Finance > Financial institutions and credit > Banking Meaning of Banking profession Overview and more information about Banking profession For a more comprehensive understanding of Banking profession, see in the general part of the online […]
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Second Banking Coordination Directive
Second banking coordination directive in Global Commerce Policy In this regard, second banking coordination directive is: SBCD. The entries on trade policy are here. A directive issued by the European Community in 1989 which permits a bank authorized to operate in any member state, including […]
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Second Banking Coordination Directive
Second banking coordination directive in Global Commerce Policy In this regard, second banking coordination directive is: SBCD. The entries on trade policy are here. A directive issued by the European Community in 1989 which permits a bank authorized to operate in any member state, including […]
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Banking Regulation
What is Glass-steagall Act? A definition of glass-steagall act is: Also known as the Banking Act of 1933, restricts the securities-related business of commercial banks in order to protect depositors. More details on the Encyclopedia. Such Act, which prohibits commercial banks from owning […]
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Banking Regulation
What is Glass-steagall Act? A definition of glass-steagall act is: Also known as the Banking Act of 1933, restricts the securities-related business of commercial banks in order to protect depositors. More details on the Encyclopedia. Such Act, which prohibits commercial banks from owning […]
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Banking Day
Defined in U.C.C. § 4-104(1)(c) as … that part of any day on which a bank is open to the public for carrying on substantially all of its banking functions….
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Banking Game
A gambling game, more particularly one in which there is a banker or a house, i.e., a participant who runs the game and receives for his role a percentage in his favor in the design of the game. In roulette, for instance, one or two numbers are reserved for the house; if […]
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Banking Hours
Usually includes not only the hours a bank is open to the public (see banking day), but all those during which the bank carries on its functions before or after closing its doors to the public. So a note to be presented during banking hours is usually correctly presented if it […]
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Banking Act
Any statute regulating the business of banks. Almost all states have one, and all of 12 U.S.C. (entitled Banks and Banking) is devoted to such regulation at the federal level….
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International Banking Facility (Ibf)
International Banking Facility. A branch that an American bank establishes in the United States to do Eurocurrency business….
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Foreign Banking Market
That portion of domestic bank loans supplied to foreigners for use abroad….
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Liquidity Control
Hierarchical Display of Liquidity control Finance > Monetary economics > Monetary policyFinance > Financial institutions and credit > Banking > Law of bankingFinance > Financial institutions and credit > Credit policy Meaning of Liquidity control Overview and more information about […]
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Exchange Control
Hierarchical Display of Exchange control Finance > Monetary economics > Exchange policyFinance > Financial institutions and credit > Banking > Law of banking Meaning of Exchange control Overview and more information about Exchange control For a more comprehensive understanding of Exchange […]