TYPES OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS
CONTENT
- Definition of a Bank
- Types of Banks
- Commercial Banks
- Types of Bank Accounts
- Credit Facilities Provided by Commercial Banks
- Ways Commercial Banks Create Credit or Money
- Limitations to Credit Creation by Commercial Banks
- The Central Bank
- How Central Bank Controls the Commercial Banks
- Differences between Central Bank and Commercial Banks
- Development Banks
- Merchant Banks
- Mortgage Banks
- Insurance Companies
Definition of a Bank
A bank is a commercial institution which performs various financial activities, e.g. accepting and handling of deposits of its customers. Bank is also a place where money and other valuables like will, jewellery, etc. are kept
Types of Banks
- Commercial banks
- Central bank
- Merchant banks
- Development banks
- Savings bank
- Mortgage bank
Commercial Banks
Commercial banks are financial institutions which accept deposits and other valuables from the public for safe keeping, with the sole aim of making profit.
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