banking and finance
@MR_EBRADLEI (101)
Philippines
November 7, 2009 10:53pm CST
can you discuss some clear cut distinctions between banking and finance?
tell us also more about a security company.
a technical procedures, products and services including related fees about banks differentiates with financing institutions.
also in relations to online transactions in differentiations with online banking transactions and an online financial transactions about transfer of funds.
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@lrglara (1334)
• Philippines
8 Nov 09
both banks and financial institutions are earning from other people's money. banks pool funds from depositors and lends them to businesses and individuals who are qualified for financing. let's just say, if you are a depositor of a certain bank, the banks owe you money. you lend them your money and they lend them to others. the banks have to give a certain percentage to the Reserve (federal reserve or whatever they call it) as like the name said, RESERVE. that's why they have insurance. your money is insured up to a certain amount.
financial institutions pool funds from investors to then participate to stock market or other securities like bonds, money markets, shares, etc. they earn if the stock, shares, bonds, money markets, etc. increase their market value but unlike banks, your money is not insured. you have to acquire the risk of your investment or to some extent.. lose your investments totally! :)
@MR_EBRADLEI (101)
• Philippines
8 Nov 09
thanks for your kind information, i know it, i am also doing something like this http://www.ebradleiforex.blogspot.com
let me ask you how about the processing of some banks and/or finance institutions on wire or electronic transfer that you have to pay first for the c.o.t. code as the cost of transfer before you make your online transfer that is included on the wire transfer on online banking to input the c.o.t. code before you can successfully transfer the fund?
@lrglara (1334)
• Philippines
8 Nov 09
in my opinion, i dont mind paying the bank "cost of transfer" (if they call it that) as long as the money im transferring will be sent to its destination. i think that the cost covers the maintenance of the site, database, softwares, and the immediate fund availability. obviously they can't deposit the money you send right away, so they will have to get it from the fund they have. the burden goes to the depositor or the remitter though and sometimes, its far too unrealistic... :)