So, a normal commercial bank has nine to 10 times leverage.

(6) Commercial bank cheque.

Also, money transfer operators usually charge higher fees and offer less favorable exchange rates in transfer operations than commercial banks.

At the time, the Bank of Zambia was deeply involved both directly and through Commercial Banks in International Finance and Trade.

However, the increase in lending in 1997 was based largely on increased lending from commercial banks (35 per cent of the commercial bank flows went to Angola).

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As the Central Bank of the country, the Bank of Zambia administered the Bank of Zambia and Foreign Exchange Acts and assisted the Government in regulating and supervising the operations of the Commercial Banks under the Banking Act.

The SWIFT wire system is used by the Central Bank of Syria and the Syrian Commercial Bank (Government owned establishments) and by private banks in accordance with recognized international norms.

Mrs Myburgh admitted that she had borrowed money from the Commercial Bank but said that the Commercial Bank should have sued her husband rather than herself.

Commercial communications (total costs)

The funds are channeled through the Agricultural Bank.

The Czech Commercial Bank, one of the country apos s four major banks, introduced EDI into its system of communication with clients.

The designated commercial bank shall ensure that the customer can enquire at any time about the balance and changes of the customer s trading settlement funds.

Financial institutions such as the Zarai Taraquiati Bank of Pakistan (Agricultural Development Bank of Pakistan), the First Women Bank Limited, other commercial banks and a number of public financial institutions extend credit to women.

448. Commercial banking records do not take the gender factor into account.

Furthermore, the PBC uses unconventional instruments from time to time, such as credit ceilings or credit quotas imposed on commercial banks. This may result in extra reserves, which commercial banks cannot use to extend their credit lines.

On 6 April 2005, Seisa received a communication from Sabadell Atlántico Bank of Spain, informing it that the bank transfer issued by the latter on behalf of Seisa on 10 November 2004 to pay commercial transactions to one of its providers, Sur Continente, a Chilean national entity operating in the Bilbao Vizcaya Bank (BBVA) of Santiago de Chile, had been frozen. The transfer, which was blocked by the United States Department of the Treasury, amounted to 32,918.

A third bank, Bermuda Commercial Bank, founded in 1969 and the only bank owned by Bermudians of African ancestry, was acquired in 1993 by First Curaçao International Bank based in the Netherlands Antilles.

Second, borrowing from commercial banks increased, due to private sector borrowers and greater use of guarantees from private banks.

Capital flows and commercial bank lending had been cyclical.

38. Between 1989 and 1997, officially supported programmes and associated market swap operations reduced developing countries debt to commercial banks by 53.2 billion, equivalent to 23 per cent of the 231.2 billion of eligible commercial bank debt.

56. Utilizing funds provided by the Government of the United States of America, the World Bank financed 17 million in commercial contracts to international companies and local subcontractors through the entity Governments.

The Centre is also now starting to work with national commercial banks.

22. Various institutions are involved in the delivery of microfinance services. They include formal commercial banks, rural banks, cooperative institutions, credit unions and non governmental organizations.

A business code for chief executive officers had been adopted by multinational business organizations on a voluntary basis.

Consequently, loans extended by commercial banks are also subject to floating interest rates and have normally a maturity term shorter than the project period.

10. The absence of commercial banks has led to non conventional forms of lending.

As Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff tell it in their masterly book This Time is Different, there is no secure way of short circuiting a deep banking crisis. The crisis originates with excessive debt accumulation, which makes economies vulnerable to crises of confidence.

Other terms include parallel banking, underground banking and ethnic banking.

In order to solve the problem of non payments to one another, to make use of the potential of commercial banks and of bills of exchange and promissory notes issued by enterprises

This chain includes exporters, Customs administrations, purveyors and carriers of information, bankers, insurers, transporters, and eventually importers.

Those meetings were attended by bank superintendents, central bank officials, representatives of the commercial banking system and academics from Latin America and other regions.

Commercial telephone networks are also used for local communications.

In market economies, this function is performed by commercial banks and the capital markets.

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The list of the designated commercial banks shall be determined and publicly announced by the securities regulatory agency under the State Council jointly with the banking supervision and management organs of the State Council.

We can see the same processes at work in terms of the Commerce Bank its dependence on natural ventilation, the way that you can model those gardens, the way they spiral around.

Eugen Weinberg, director of commodity research at the German commercial bank, said the possibility of OPEC trying to stabilize the market through the September meeting was low.

The examples are international telecommunications, banking and transportation.

Other means used for the channeling of remittances are commercial banks, post offices, travel agencies and informal financial institutions.

The amount of EC 40.5 million to finance the project has come from commercial bank loans.

Banking

It is obtained in the financial market primarily by means of loans extended to the project sponsors or the project company by commercial banks, typically using funds which originate from short to medium term deposits remunerated by those banks at floating interest rates.