Elements of Banking. Made Simple

✍ Scribed by Julia Hoyle and Geoffrey Whitehead (Auth.)

• Publisher: Elsevier Ltd, Heinemann
• Year: 1987
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 442
• Series: Made Simple Bks
• Category: Library

✦ Table of Contents

Content:
Elements of Banking, Page i
In the same series, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Foreword, Page xi
Acknowledgements, Page xii
1 - The origin and development of banking, Pages 1-11
2 - The development of the money system, Pages 12-28
3 - The types of account available to customers, Pages 29-37
4 - Types of customers, Pages 38-50
5 - Customer services 1: money transfer and finance, Pages 51-76
6 - Customer services 2: other services, Pages 77-86
7 - The legal bases of banking, Pages 87-95
8 - The British banking system 1: the Bank of England, Pages 96-111
9 - The British banking system 2: the main institutions, Pages 112-126
10 - The London money market, Pages 127-138
11 - The Consumer Credit Act 1974 and other legislation, Pages 139-148
12 - Bank lending, Pages 149-162
13 - Savings and investment, Pages 163-177
14 - Assessing the accounts of business customers, Pages 178-199
15 - The accounts of an imaginary clearing bank, Pages 200-211
16 - Foreign dealings 1: Foreign exchange and travel facilities, Pages 212-218
17 - Foreign dealings 2: payments in international trade, Pages 219-235
18 - Other schemes to help exporters, Pages 236-244
19 - Marketing customer services, Pages 245-255
20 - The Institute of Bankers, Pages 256-258
Rapid revision 1 - The history of banking 1: the origin and development of banking to 1760, Pages 259-262
Rapid revision 2 - The history of banking 2: the country banks 1760–1914, Pages 263-267
Rapid revision 3 - The history of banking 3: the Bank of England since 1844, Pages 268-274
Rapid revision 4 - The development of the money system, Pages 275-278
Rapid revision 5 - The supply of money, Pages 279-284
Rapid revision 6 - Banking and the creation of credit, Pages 285-288
Rapid revision 7 - The types of accounts available to customers, Pages 289-294
Rapid revision 8 - More detailed points about the operation of customers' accounts, Pages 295-298
Rapid revision 9 - Some special types of customers 1, Pages 299-305
Rapid revision 10 - Some special types of customers 2, Pages 306-311
Rapid revision 11 - Personal customer Services, Pages 312-316
Rapid revision 12 - The legal bases of banking 1: the banker–customer relationship, Pages 317-320
Rapid revision 13 - The legal bases of banking 2: More about the contract between banker and customer, Pages 321-325
Rapid revision 14 - The structure of banking 1: the Bank of England, Pages 326-330
Rapid revision 15 - The structure of banking 2: the chief financial institutions, Pages 331-335
Rapid revision 16 - The structure of banking 3: the London money market, Pages 336-340
Rapid revision 17 - Assessing the accounts of an ordinary business customer 1: the Trading Account, Pages 341-345
Rapid revision 18 - Assessing the accounts of an ordinary business customer 2: the Profit and Loss Account, Pages 346-349
Rapid revision 19 - Assessing the accounts of an ordinary business customer 3: the Balance Sheet, Pages 350-356
Rapid revision 20 - The accounts of a commercial bank, Pages 357-360
Rapid revision 21 - Bank lending, Pages 361-369
Rapid revision 22 - Savings and investment, Pages 370-378
Rapid revision 23 - Services to business customers, Pages 379-385
Rapid revision 24 - Foreign dealings 1: principles of foreign exchange, Pages 386-390
Rapid revision 25 - Foreign dealings 2: negotiable instruments, Pages 391-395
Rapid revision 26 - Payments in international trade 1: cash with order and open account terms, Pages 396-399
Rapid revision 27 - Payments in international trade 2: letters of credit, Pages 400-404
Rapid revision 28 - Payments in international trade 3: documentary collections, Pages 405-408
Rapid revision 29 - Other schemes to help exporters, Pages 409-413
Rapid revision 30 - Consumer credit and banking, Pages 414-417
Rapid revision 31 - Marketing customer services, Pages 418-422
Glossary, Pages 423-430
Index, Pages 431-436