Some Impacts of One-Bank Holding Companies.
A survey of some implications of the One-Bank Holding Companies for three areas of banking policy: (1) prevention of failure, fraud, and financial manipulation; (2) improvement in banking services; (3) promotion of competition. Emphasis is on congeneric companies in which the parent company has more than 25 percent of its assets in the bank. 29 pp. (MJP)
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- Year: 1969
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