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    This Term Paper has been submitted by: Avantika Sharma ID No: 214087 On 21st January, 2015 Commercial Law Project During the Winter Semester – 2014-15 Bank Guarantee: Important tools of Commercial Transaction Chopperscam, the word used to address one of the biggest defence scam of the past decade. Some ministers and defence personnels were accused of accepting bribes from an Italian Company, Finmeccannica’s, in lieu of lobbying for the company to get them a 560 million-euro helicopter deal

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    borrowing from a single bank can eliminate the information disclosure that occurs when the firm borrows from multiple banks, it results in the firm’s competitors to infer that the firm is hiding information and react accordingly (Yosha, 1995). Detragiache et al (2000) provide a basic principle for a firm to look for multiple lenders by considering the cost incurred when it is denied credit by its bank for reasons. As an illustration, a temporary liquidity shortage leads the bank to be forced to deny

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    The ban on proprietary trading by commercial bank would probably have done nothing to mitigate the financial crisis, it did however add fuel to the fire. Simply before the crisis many banks were making speculative investment using the depositor money, many of which these trades is not for the customer benefits rather only for profit. Most commercial banks are back by the FDIC, which give the incentive for the traders and bank to think if the trade goes well then the profit is

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    Shinhan Bank America is a non-member bank with a headquarters in New York. A non-member bank is a state-chartered commercial bank, but not a member of the Federal Reserve System (“All Institution Types Defined”). It is spread out in five different states with 16 domestic branches, with total assets of $1,308,996,000. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) regulates Shinhan Bank America with the purpose of “preserving and promoting public confidence in the U.S. financial system by insuring

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    importance of banking sector. The banks are the major player that runs the money market and enhances the investment opportunities to help the economy grow in developing and developed countries. As an intermediary the banks takes the money from their consumers and then invest it in different investment opportunities to earn from it and payback the consumer profit over it. In the developing countries not only local banks operates but also the multinational banks run their operations to capture the

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    Kotak Mahindra Bank ltd. is an Indian bank and financial service firm which was established in 1985. Earlier, it was known as Kotak Mahindra Finance Limited, a NBFC(non-banking financial company). In feburary 2003, the Reserve bank of India gave license to Kotak Mahindra Finance ltd. to carry our baking business in the country and in the history of Indian Banking, it is the first company that is being converted into bank. As so September 2014, the bank has consolidated balance sheet of US $3.3 billion

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    Case Study : Aspire Inc.

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    building to accommodate a portion of Aspire’s growing day programs. With that, it wanted collocate their administrative offices. But the company was facing some financial issues. As a nonprofit organization, Aspire could seek financing from a commercial bank, a tax-exempt bond issuer, or a community development financial institution. Apart from

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    audit report on Bell State Bank and Trust, a locally originated bank that was formerly known as State Bank and Trust of Fargo. This report covers the business model of Bell State Bank and Trust and focuses exclusively on the service marketing aspect of the business. In the beginning of the report I have provided a general overview of the banking industry. This part is important in understanding and comprehending the level of progress or shortcomings of the subject bank. By realizing how fast the

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    Chapter I INTRODUCTION 1.1 Case Background Managing a Bank crisis is one of the most difficult tasks of a regulator. Banks and financial institutions had to take counter measures in order to survive and remain competitive. Efficient regulatory framework identifies the benefits of a sustainable financial system. It helps the organizations to work efficiently, objectively and the country will have transparent markets. Regulatory system is open minded to the needs of investors when implementing directions

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    option. Investment banking dates all the way back to early America, during the Civil War to be exact. During the Civil War, Jay Cooke, a Philadelphia financier, established the first modern investment bank. Although this was the first “official” investment bank, there had been many private banks doing the same jobs. After the civil war these financial services evolved dramatically. Investment bankers started to influence client companies by sitting on finance committees or even on the board of directors

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