Sentence examples for exchange banking from inspiring English sources

Indeed, for London, this period coincided with a challenging postwar process of deindustrialisation, port decline and outdated regulation in its stock exchange, banking and insurance sectors.

Luxembourg's announcement came a day after five of the biggest European countries — Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Spain — agreed to exchange banking data and create their own automatic tax data exchange.

The government might have thought that it had put the issue to bed when it agreed several years ago to exchange banking information with the European Union in suspected cases of fraud.

All the same, its pledge to join a Europe-wide program to exchange banking information is a significant and risky step for a country that the Tax Justice Network, a research group in London, branded the "death star" of financial secrecy in Europe because of its long and previously steadfast opposition to greater transparency.

Banks in Europe from the 16th century onward could be divided into two classes: exchange banks and banks of deposit.

The exchange banks included in former years institutions such as the Bank of Hamburg and the Bank of Amsterdam.

Korea Exchange Bank, one of Hyundai's main creditors, welcomed the announcement.

In exchange, banks promised to support the economic recovery by lending to small businesses.

No exchange bank had capital of its own, nor did it require any for the performance of its business.

In exchange, banks must demonstrate how they would increase lending to small businesses and follow up with quarterly reports.

Amsterdam's "exchange bank" was instituted in 1609 to provide monetary exchange at established rates, but it soon became a deposit bank for the safe settling of accounts.