• The extension of credit to a small business is one of the riskiest things a bank can do, but it wins taxpayers' unequivocal support.

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  • The goal is to separate the risky business of derivatives trading from the parts of a bank that take federally insured deposits and put an end to taxpayer bailouts of the financial industry.

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  • Stephens will probably pick up a trust business and a bank (a business the family got out of 15 years ago).

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  • But the bank will probably first attempt something called chargeback, where under Visa and Mastercard rules they can try to get a refund from the bank of a business that has failed to supply goods or services.

    BBC: Debit card customers tied down by time limit on refunds

  • Peter Morici, professor at the Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland, says we still need a bad bank to sweep away the toxic assets and bad loans.

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  • What won't stimulate the economy in the short term is the creation of a Small Business Bank since that will take some time - perhaps 18 months - to set up.

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  • As a result, the Confederation of British Industry, a big-business lobby, worries about underinvestment, and officials at the Bank of England grumble about firms' reluctance to lower hurdles.

    ECONOMIST: Corporate finance

  • In the later stages of a growing business, the now-incorporated business might need a bank loan for various needs, including operating capital and long-term growth.

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  • The import behind that statement is that customers can get on with the business of running a shoe business or a CPG company or a bank and begin withdrawing from the costly, maddening, and ultimately low-value world of evaluating, testing, purchasing, integrating, deploying, monitoring, patching, and babysitting vast swaths of infrastructure and applications and networks and storage.

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  • But he can step back knowing that he succeeded in turning a shaky bank into a business attractive enough to become the object of a struggle between two ambitious firms.

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  • After 23 years in business the couple relies on a patchwork of bank lines and credit cards, with interest rates from 12% to 15%.

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  • Under the California Financial Information Privacy Act, commonly called SB1 after its bill number, they would have to either stop sharing among affiliates that are not in the same line of business (for example, a bank affiliate couldn't share with an insurance affiliate), or submit to the law's opt-out requirement.

    FORBES: Privacy Showdown

  • Zurich-based UBS will focus on its private bank and a smaller investment bank, ditching much of the riskier trading business which was responsible for the bulk of its losses.

    BBC: UBS cuts 10,000 jobs as it slims down investment bank arm

  • In extending by a year and broadening to other credit providers its scheme to supply cheap funds to banks - the Funding for Lending Scheme - the Bank of England is introducing a new incentive for small business lending.

    BBC: Is cheap credit for small businesses the answer?

  • Less than 10 years later, Singapore ranks number one in the world for ease of doing business and number four for starting a business, according to the World Bank.

    BBC: Singapore pushes 'entrepreneurial nation'

  • By 2006 the situation had become so bleak that Mr Ford and Don LeClair, then his finance director, decided to undertake a dramatic refinancing of the business by raising bank loans secured against the company's assets.

    ECONOMIST: Ford

  • And the rate of applications for loans by small businesses to the market leader in small-business banking, Royal Bank of Scotland, is down a staggering 46% compared with before the 2007-08 financial crash.

    BBC: Is cheap credit for small businesses the answer?

  • In Korea, for instance, while the largest lenders creak under non-performing business loans built up during the decades of rapid industrialization, a relative upstart like Shinhan Bank (est. 1981, No. 61 in the 500) can plot bold moves with its clean balance sheet.

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  • Goldman didn't reduce its business with Bloomberg as a result of the incident, the bank's spokesman said.

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  • Morgan, part of the venerable House of Morgan, was traditionally a commercial bank, but has aggressively entered the investment banking business.

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  • Is there any likelihood however that George Osborne and the Treasury would indemnify the Bank of England and all the banks against losses on a certain portion of their business lending, so that the banks could lend to younger and more ambitious companies without exposing their owners to the losses?

    BBC: Can banks be forced to lend more?

  • In the last crisis, taxpayers made a nice business out of relieving a bank panic that arose, circularly, from fear that taxpayers would not act to relieve a bank panic.

    WSJ: Jenkins: Yes, Let's 'Bail In' Depositors

  • As Peter Hahn of the Cass Business School in London points out, a bank that suddenly increases its market share, or expands its balance-sheet, is usually the one to watch.

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  • With home-related lending making up more than 90% of its interest income, the bank has been trying to diversify, notably by expanding its retail business through a rapid programme of branch openings.

    ECONOMIST: Washington Mutual goes shopping

  • The Bank of Scotland's latest business monitor found a slight rise in firms reporting increased turnover in the three months to February.

    BBC: Bank survey suggests Scottish economy 'barely growing'

  • But the Bank of England argues that lending to business will take a while to pick up, partly because of the time it takes for banks to approve lending applications.

    BBC: Sir Mervyn King writes to van man about bank loan

  • Kevin Watters, the head of the bank's mortgage operations, said his business has a staff of about 45, 000, and reductions are planned mostly among employees dealing with defaults, which have come down, and also among employees related to mortgage production as volume declines.

    WSJ: J.P. Morgan to Cut $1 Billion in Costs, 4,000 Jobs

  • All the wiretaps had been made that year, and so the jurors heard tapes of a hedge-fund manager running his business as one investment bank after another fell.

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  • The purchase of fast-growing mortgage company Countrywide Financial supposed to be the quick move into the mortgage market, a natural business to expand for a bank with plenty of funds to lend.

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  • Its investments give the Bank of Italy a substantial indirect stake in the banking business.

    ECONOMIST: Central banking

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