"banking process" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a procedure relating to financial services, transactions, or operations at a bank. For example: "Ensuring the safety of customer data is a fundamental component of the banking process."
Banking institutions are also well-positioned to coordinate stakeholders, as part of the banking process is to establish relationships and build up a network with an array of actors (from government officials to corporate actors to consumers).
Cryopreservation of hematopoietic stem cells intended for autologous transplantation is a crucial element of the banking process.
For all the information regarding the restructuring banking process in Spain during the crisis, including FROB and savings banks, see Bank of Spain's website, in particular: http://www.bde.es/bde/en/secciones/prensa/infointeres/reestructuracion/.es/bde/en/secciones/prensa/infointeres/reestructuracion/
Cost savings for the consumer is, then, not the strongest benefit of EBPP; the greatest value is the ability to render the banking process more convenient the entire bill payment process becomes faster, more secure, and you can access it easily through one archive, as opposed to rooting around in a messy pile of papers that can get lost or damaged.
Smartphones will also increasingly usurp the banking process, as the mobile platform replaces the ATM, local bank branch and even traditional online banking.
Some yakkity-yak double-talk about "work" vs. "jobs," and a plea--as though this were 1993--to 1993--to 1993--tohich "haveliminated and frulesated the banking process"?
These kinds of blockchain solutions are much nearer at hand, and they can integrate with existing banking processes.
Their solution manages to analyse a user's face, voice, and gestures to act as a way to control the online banking processes.
Just because we have new mobile devices that enable payments, should we allow non-FDIC-insured companies to establish banking processes for millions of Americans?
The second organization (SERVICE) provides banks from the German-speaking countries with IT services and process support, including data and call center operations, shared support processes, and core banking processes.
Sheila Bair, the chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, said at a Senate panel last month that "flawed mortgage banking processes have potentially infected millions of foreclosures".
