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Industrial Banking Structure


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Industrial Banking Structure
An examination of the move from traditional banking to industrial banking.
1,158 words (approx. 4.6 pages) | 7 sources | MLA | 2005 United States


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Paper Summary:

This paper researches the diffusion of innovation in the banking industry and examines the role it plays and how it has contributed to the decline in traditional banking. Further examined are the securitization, junk bonds and commercial papers in the financial markets. Finally, this work seeks to discover the bottom-line or the actual outcomes of innovation in spite of the "decline" which the traditional banking industry has been said to have experienced.
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"Representative of one of the most influential activities within countries of fully developed financial processes in the institutional service provision sector, the banking industry has links into all areas and regions of the world. The one sure thing in banking is that no process is so perfect that it cannot be improved upon. As history certainly validates in relation to processes in banking it is certain that change will be experienced by the institutions in the financial and banking sector. The innovation in the banking sector in British banking or the development experienced technologically which transferred to changes in the processes of banking began with electronic communication of the telegraph in the late 1850's. These innovations have progressively and persistently continued to the present day of what is termed by many to be that of "cyber-banking". After the initial birth of banking in modern terms came the "Database Management Systems" or DBMS which represents a key moment in banking history and which led next to automation of the "Clearing System" or CS hereafter in this work, characterized by automated statements. Next after the CS followed the local networks which served to "increase consumer's awareness in relation to their preferences and machine transactions as well as "increasing the search for profitability around the idea that the provision of services could become immediate and more integrated with a network of providers." Consoli (2003) "

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APA Citation:

Industrial Banking Structure (2012, February 08). Retrieved February 13, 2012, from http://www.academon.com/Essay-Industrial-Banking-Structure/61340

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"Industrial Banking Structure" 08 February 2012. Web. 13 Feb. 2012. <http://www.academon.com/Essay-Industrial-Banking-Structure/61340>




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