banking
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2.8
- noun
- /ˈbæŋkɪŋ/
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banca
- In addition, Beirut receives 83 percent of Lebanon's total banking credit compared to Tripoli's 2 percent.
- banking system
- investment banking
- banking industry
But is it possible that the banking crisis ends?
- But is it possible that the banking crisis ends?
- So, Nigel, one more question on the de banking and cashless society.
- Diamond took aim at banking stress tests in his letter too.
- They are great ways to kind of make your banking much, much, much easier.
- And let's go with the banking regulation industry for this.
- So I got a job at Citibank in real banking and I hated it.
- When it comes to to the banking sector still fragmented.
- Don't talk about Lenin at the banking conference if you want clout.
- Why do these one why is it a central banking crisis?
- Instant transfer fees banking provided by Evolve Member FDIC.
- I mean, most of banking started mostly I trust you.
Examples
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The U.S. economy is unlikely to recover fully until the banking system is restructured.
Academic text (2011) -
He's here for a week-long conference titled "Banking in the 21st Century."
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We had a major banking crisis last year.
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This video was about actual banks in a real banking crisis.
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What about a joint banking account?
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Location would matter, and this is what banking union aims to reverse.
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I received my masters in psychology, and I coordinate the firm's dealings in investment banking.
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Admittedly, there is reason to doubt that runs on the banking system cause macroeconomic contractions.
Academic text (1991) -
The banking industry plays a crucial role in the economy by providing services like saving and lending.
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Many people prefer online banking for its convenience and accessibility.
Synonyms
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3.2
Companies that take people's money, lend it, and offer services to help with money
Compounds
16
3.2
Companies that take people's money, lend it, and offer services to help with money
- Specialized
1
7.7
Financial companies that lend, borrow, or manage money without normal bank rules
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Etymology
Banking comes from the Italian word banco, which means 'bench', because people who lent money used to sit at benches in the market to do their work. So the 'bench' became the place for money business, and banking now means the business of managing money and financial services.