Sentence examples for integrated banking from inspiring English sources
The adverts promote the potential tax benefits of integrated banking, which involves offsetting your savings against your borrowings.
Intelligent Finance's advertising campaign for integrated banking may tempt you to throw all your finances into one pot, but first make sure it's the right move for you.
Similarly, the ability to borrow from other parts of the currency union in deep and liquid cross-union credit markets or integrated banking systems allows one part of a union to smooth out temporary falls in incomes.
Finally, what we've learned now is that an integrated banking system and common deposit insurance / FannieFreddie and all that mean that the vicious circle running through sovereign debt and banks is a lot less severe.
As Stefan Jaecklin of Oliver Wyman puts it, "in the integrated banking model there are limited benefits for the private bank from having an investment bank attached; the benefits mainly flow the other way round.
Endorsing the plan for a more integrated banking system would show that European leaders were willing to endow centralized institutions with powers that in the past were closely guarded by national governments.
The alternative vision, the only one that unites HSBC's disparate assets, is of a globally integrated bank.
The firm is still a patchwork of poorly integrated banks and brands with creaking infrastructure and buggy computer systems.
After the recent rogue trader scandal, UBS looks set to be firmly shut out from the world banking elite, with its future as an integrated bank uncertain, The Financial Times writes.
Writing in The Financial Times on Monday, Wolfgang Schäuble, Germany's finance minister, made it clear that we are a long way from having an integrated bank resolution regime in Europe.
It is reflected in the way the City of London has grown geographically, with private-equity houses, hedge funds and advisory boutiques gravitating to London's West End and large investment and integrated banks going east to the capital's revitalized Docklands.
