The making of investment decisions is critical for businesses, as they represent a way of achieving the organization’s goals and objectives. Potential investment opportunities to make sure that decisions reflect the requirements of the business and its financial management strategy include Mutual funds/exchange-traded funds, foreign currency exchange, Stocks and Shares, Bonds, land, Certificates of deposit....
Initially, loans were provided for financing to rebuild the economies of war-torn countries in Western Europe and Japan after World War II. Today, the Bank provides loans to developing countries in Africa, Asia, Central Europe, Latin America, the Middle East and the former Soviet Union. World Bank jobs: Providing funds for development projects and programs...
The rise of the Neo-challenger banks, which provide full-digital financial services, has become a topic of particular interest. Largely because of the effect their presence is creating in the Banking landscape but also because they are cultivating technology innovation and improving customer service. The continual growth and development of Neo-banks have been well documented, with...
1. ICICI Bank- Voice Recognition for Biometric Authentication ICICI Bank, the largest private sector bank in India, had announced the launch of a voice recognition service which authenticates customers based on their speech patterns and allows them to execute banking transactions through the Bank’s Call Centre in a quick, secure and easy manner. The-first-of-its kind...
Deutsche Bank was one of the significant drivers of the Exposure to Underwriting Liabilities (CDO) exposure during the 2004 to 2008 housing bubble, amounting to approximately $ 32 billion. A 2011 report by the US Senate Standing Committee on Investigations into Wall Street and the Financial Crisis examined Deutsche Bank as a contextual inquiry into...
Introduction Without taking the risk, banks, the important financial institution, cannot be in running order (Matthews & Thompson, 2014). In business term, the bank is defined as an institution authorized by a government which provides financial services, for example, accepting deposits, paying interest, making loans, etc., to facilitate and provide benefit to an individual consumer,...
