A PROJECT REPORT ON “WHOLE SALE BANKING OPERATIONS” IN AXIS BANK SUBMITTED TO ANNAMALAI UNIVERSITY IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT FOR DEGREE OF M.B.A. (BUSINESS APPLICATION) For the Academic year 2008-2010 Submitted by: Miss. SHILPA S. UPADHYAY Under the Guidance of Miss. RIDDHI DESHPANDE CENTUM LEARNING CENTRE, SHANKAR NAGAR, NAGPUR AFFILIATED BY ANNAMALAI UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI CENTUM LEARNING CENTER, NAGPUR AFFILIATED BY ANNAMALAI UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI CERTIFICATE This is to certify
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Food-Lion MVP Program Charles A. Kennedy BUS_120 February 7, 2009 Mr. Belflowers Fayetteville Technical Community College Located throughout different parts of the eastern seaboard, there is a popular food store called Food-Lion. The main goal for the store is to provide quality food products at reasonable affordable prices that other stores cannot compete with. With this as their main goal, the store believes it will greatly gain profit and exposure leading to the company growing. Food-Lion
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locker, obviously you can laugh over the person wisdom? Now banks are providing greater facilities and constantly improving their standards day by day, Stronger security, locker facilities (where you can save and secure other stuff besides money), credit card, Auto Teller Machine (ATM), easy loan facilities (with low-markup), phone banking, mobile banking, online banking, excellent customer services, customer 24/7 days access to the account are the great features of the banking, and these features
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express deposit, retail lockbox, wholesale lockbox, consumer direct debit, cash concentration, represented check service and merchant processing. These services are great because driving to the bank for depositing or collecting would be almost eliminated, they issue the software needed for electronic deposits, debt reduction and idle cash investing are some of the great perks provided by this bank. They also offer credit, debit, corporate, fleet and prepaid cards
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National Bank of Ethiopia MODERNIZATION OF THE NATIONAL PAYMENT SYSTEM IN ETHIOPIA Part 3 Vision and Strategic Framework May 2009 Jan Woltjer Consultant on payments and securities settlement Leila Elmasry and Vladislav Babin (IT-consultants) Version 6 05-25-09 i CONTENTS 1 Introduction 1 2 Mission Statement and Vision 3 3 Guiding Principles 5 4 Main Strategies 9 4.1 Risk reduction 9 4.2 Enlargement of access to banking and payment services 14 4.3 Enlargement of electronic networks
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Terminology Introduction The basic of understanding of an organizations financial statement requires one to be familiar with fundamental accounting principles. The financial statement of any organization must follow standardized reporting rules, also known as Generally Accepted Accounting including double entry accounting, historical cost, accrual basis accounting, cash basis accounting, in addition to current and non-current revenue and liabilities. The common understanding of these principles
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the potential risk and cost that the exporters and the importers are willing to face or share between them. There are four methods in international trade payment: Cash in Advance or prepayment; Open Account; Documentary Collection; and Documentary Credit. Under Cash in Advance or prepayment method payment is expected by the exporter, in full, prior to goods being shipped. This is the most secure method of payment for the exporters and consequently the least attractive for importers. On the other hand
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Exercise E3-2 On numerous occasions, proposals have surfaced to put the federal government on the accrual basis of accounting. This is no small issue. If this basis were used, it would mean that billions in unrecorded liabilities would have to be booked, and the federal deficit would increase substantially. Instructions (a) What is the difference between accrual-basis accounting and cash-basis accounting? (b) Why would politicians prefer the cash basis over the accrual basis? (c) Write
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Review of consumer protection measures in the travel and travel related services market in Australia including the role of the Travel Compensation Fund Submission by Australian Federation of Travel Agents April 2010 Contact Mr Jayson Westbury Chief Executive Officer, AFTA 309 Pitt Street Sydney NSW 2000 T: 02 9287 9900 E: afta@afta.com.au Without a travel agent, you are on your own AFTA submission to Ministerial Council on Consumer Affairs Review of consumer protection measures in the
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______________________________ Class Rules: No cheating Pledge: By signing my name below, I am promising that: 1) The work I complete is my own, 2) I did not and will not give aid to others, 3) I will not share any information about the examination with those who are taking It later, and 4) I will report any others that I observe violating these rules. Signature ___________________________________________________________
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