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    including name, address, telephone number, email address and Chase internal system related information could had been stolen by hackers. In October 9th, 2014, another nine major financial institutions had been attacked by hackers. This was the largest case in Wall Street history that hackers hacked a financial institution. According to Bloomberg reports, the two insider of JP Morgan stated that from June 2014, the US Federal Bureau of Investigation

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    Security for Financial Institutions Financial institutions, such as banks, are very susceptible to cybercrimes. Weaknesses throughout the security system leave the banks vulnerable regardless of the strength of the security measures. There are many threats and risks to banking institutions with some of the most common being malware, botnets, and DDoS attacks, as well as phishing and skimming. Inside attacks are also a threat to the security of banks as is customer fraud, also referred to

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    Overview: Financial institutions continues to be challenged by the inherent risks that are associated to the loss of customer data through the compromise of security controls. As Information Security continues to grow, the lack of effective security controls such as authentication continues to one of the key components leading to data breaches across all industries. For this purpose, SecureKey contracted with a leading independent security governance, risk management and compliance (GRC) firm

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    Geographic diversification is a necessity for any financial institution interested in growing and expanding. As financial institutions grow geographically, numerous issues may arise. Before any expansion planning can be done, financial institution managers must make a determination on the type of geographic expansion that best fits the financial institution and its goals. Making the correct decision to further expand operations domestically or internationally is imperative to ensure success of

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    that change in financial market and financial institution will mark the discipline of finance over the foreseeable future and will produce new kind of institutions, markets and securities. (Fabozzi, 2002) Financial market and financial institution are playing more and more important roles in modern financial system. In general, a financial market is a mechanism for trading financial assets and securities in financial system. Financial assets are exchanged in financial markets. Financial intermediaries

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    FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND MARKETS Unit I: Nature and Role of Financial system – Introduction; structure of financial system; Equilibrium in financial markets; financial system and economic development; Theories of Impact of Financial developments Unit I - Introduction to Financial Institutions and Markets Financial System- implies a set of Complex and closely connected institutions, markets, transactions, agents, practices, claims and liabilities in a economy What is the financial system concerned

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    FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS * Regarded as the suppliers of financial resources. * Enormous capital structure compared to other institutions (Educational and Religious) * Funds that they supply to the different markets do not originate totally from them but some come from the public source. * Their vast activities interlinked with the activities of other business organizations. * They are part of different aspects of the use and need of Financial Resources. INSTITUTIONS IN THE PHILIPPINE

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    Financial and Banking Institutions Abstract Ethics are regarded as principles guiding organizational internal conduct as well as the organization's relationship with clients, partners as well as shareholders. On the same note, core values are often summarized in the mission statement or in the company's statement of core values. In line with this, banks are required to have an ethical base and business decisions should not take place within the framework of 'anything goes'. As a general principle

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    Financial Markets and Institutions Mid-Semester Exam Revision The Flow of Fund- the financial system allows the flow of funds from surplus spending units (SSU’s) to deficit spending units (DSU’s). Providers of funds (SSU) receive a financial instrument (which stipulates the terms of the deal – i.e. amount lent, stream of future income, maturity date, etc.) issued either by the receiver of the funds (DSU) or by a financial intermediary. Direct Finance- SSU’s lend money to DSU’s and SSU’s hold a

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    Overview Citibank is known as one of the largest financial services holding company in the United States. The company was founded in the year 1812, as the City Bank of New York. Leading the global financial services firm with assets of $1.8 trillion (Citigroup, 2015); it holds a prominent spot in the banking industry. Citibank has been a financial institution that sustained itself for many years. One of the key components of the company that made them successful is their attention to an exclusive

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