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$powerpoint presentation types of banks 1. banking landscape: a typological overview 2. bank profiles: functions, customers, and offerings 3. comparative analysis: risks, regulations, and evolution plan: introduction to banking types banking types emerged over centuries, evolving from rudimentary money lending in ancient mesopotamia around 3000 bce to complex financial institutions managing diverse assets worth trillions of dollars. the fractional reserve banking system, where banks hold a percentage, often around 10%, of deposits as reserves, allows them to create credit and significantly impact the money supply. commercial banks: the foundation of finance commercial banks, insured by entities like the fdic up to $250,000 per depositor, primarily generate revenue through interest rate spreads, charging higher rates on loans than they pay on deposits. historically, commercial banks evolved from merchant banking houses involved in trade financing; institutions like the bank of north america in 1781 mark early examples of commercial banking. investment banks: …$

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ry policy by managing interest rates, reserve requirements, and open market operations, influencing economic growth and inflation rates toward a target range of 2-3%. central banks act as the lender of last resort, providing emergency loans to solvent banks facing liquidity crises. this prevents systemic risk and maintains financial system stability. cooperative banks & credit unions: member-owned finance cooperative banks, operating on a 'one member, one vote' principle, contrast with commercial banks' profit-driven model; members' pooled resources fuel local economies with loans and financial services. credit unions offer financial services to a specific membership group, often based on employment or community, distributing profits back to members through lower rates and higher savings yields. savings and loan associations: fostering homeownership s&ls originated in the 1830s, promoting thrift and homeownership by accepting savings deposits and issuing mortgages, differing from commercial banks' broader focus. the savings and loan crisis in the 1980s involved …

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compassing estate planning, tax optimization, and philanthropic endeavors, managing complex financial portfolios with a focus on long-term growth and preservation of capital. shadow banks: non-bank financial intermediation shadow banks, like finance companies, engage in credit intermediation outside traditional banks, posing systemic risks due to less regulatory oversight and reliance on short-term funding markets. unlike traditional banks, shadow banks, such as hedge funds, are subject to limited deposit insurance, and they often engage in riskier activities like securitization to boost profitability. comparative analysis: key differences and similarities retail and private banks both offer deposit accounts and wealth management, but private banks, unlike retail, provide personalized services and high-yield investment options tailored for high-net-worth clients. commercial banks and credit unions both provide loans and deposit services, yet differ significantly, as credit unions are member-owned non-profits, offering lower interest rates compared to commercial banks seeking profits. the evolving landscape: trends and the future …

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powerpoint presentation types of banks 1. banking landscape: a typological overview 2. bank profiles: functions, customers, and offerings 3. comparative analysis: risks, regulations, and evolution plan: introduction to banking types banking types emerged over centuries, evolving from rudimentary money lending in ancient mesopotamia around 3000 bce to complex financial institutions managing diverse assets worth trillions of dollars. the fractional reserve banking system, where banks hold a percentage, often around 10%, of deposits as reserves, allows them to create credit and significantly impact the money supply. commercial banks: the foundation of finance commercial banks, insured by entities like the fdic up to $250,000 per depositor, primarily generate revenue through interest rate spre...

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