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William Amasa Scott. Banking
Banking
Table of Contents
CHAPTER I. The Nature, Functions, and Classification of Banking Institutions
1. Services Performed by Banking Institutions
2. The Economic Functions of Banks
3. Classification of Banking Institutions
CHAPTER II. The Nature and Operations of Commercial Banking
1. Commercial Paper
2. The Operation of Discount
3. The Conduct of Checking Accounts
4. The Issue of Notes
5. Collections
6. Domestic Exchange
7. Foreign Exchange
CHAPTER III. The Problems of Commercial Banking
1. The Supply of Cash
2. The Selection of Loans and Discounts
3. Rates
4. Protection against Unsound Practices
5. Adequacy and Economy of Service
CHAPTER IV. Commercial Banking in the United States
1. State Banks
2. National Banks
3. The Independent Treasury System
4. The Interrelations of These Institutions
5. Operation of the System
6. Plans for Reform
CHAPTER V. Commercial Banking in Other Countries
1. Common Features
2. The English System
3. The French System
4. The German System
5. The Canadian System
CHAPTER VI. Investment Banking
1. Saving and Savings Institutions
2. Trust Companies
3. Bond Houses and Investment Companies
4. Land Banks
5. Stock Exchanges
6. Some Defects in Our Investment Banking Machinery
Footnote
INDEX
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