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1. Only sixty eight percent of aluminums change hands without being tested, seventy nine percent of the aluminum that changes hands is shipped between financial institutions in sealed and indexed plastic pouches

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2. The other peculiar thing about your worst enemy is calling themselves financial institutions which I am tempted to believe is solely to regain some credibility with the ordinary folk

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3. The volume of currency in circulation, understood as ―money supply,‖ whether in paper dollars in the hands of the consumer or investor or held on deposit by financial institutions or the currency reserves of Federal Reserve Banks or the United States Treasury are indicators that will either stimulate or deflate investor confidence and subsequent consumer spending

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4. Banks and financial institutions in the US and Europe that were deemed too big to fail, collapsed

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5. This is not surprisingly, given the loss of trust not only in the church but in politicians, entertainers, national and local government, police, hospitals and financial institutions

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6. Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act that required agencies to issue ratings on

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7. Bank3Sector of Japan credits in Virtual Coins the negotiated value in the Current Account “Personal” of the financial institution that is creditor of the foreign debt security in Japan, such as: Central Bank, private Bank, investment Fund or world financial organism

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8. financial institution with more than three

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9. "Yes, Monica, that man is a fellow computer programmer for one of the financial institutions in town

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10. billionaires and Canadian financial institutions that are "clearly worrying

11. But when he started building a media empire, access to financial institutions and ease of travel for prospects, employees and others with whom his business was involved would have been better situated in a place like New York City

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12. The ‘big boys’ are the financial institutions and other big institutions with large treasury

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13. The US has $17 trillion debt, a high unemployment and a near financial collapse requiring billions of dollars in bailout of major financial institutions and industries

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14. the financial institutions, it will go a long

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15. Wall Street is a culprit of the highest order as are the financial institutions that allowed the mortgage crisis to erupt

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16.  Governments, central banks, banks and other financial institutions, hedgers, and

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17. Most, if not all, large financial institutions and electronic

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18. • Last year's identity theft losses to businesses and financial institutions

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19. • In those cases, the loss to businesses and financial institutions was

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20. They pretend to be financial institutions or companies and send

21. the information they want, it is used to call your financial institution

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22. the money from the loan, the financial institution is never repaid, and the

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23. Ask your financial institutions for their policies about

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24. dilemma as most financial institutions: the greater the complexity of the economy, the

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25. Many financial institutions will guard their probability models like state secrets

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26. Oil companies manage risk as well as the best financial institutions simply because the

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27. Both financial institutions and utilities were left out of the study, because their respective capital structures are unique and not representative, i

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28. The entity, usually a bank or financial institution that lends

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29. The distinction here is that it is simply a loan from a financial institution and NOT a withdrawal from an insurance policy

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30. All banks and financial institutions will commence interest free banking

31. including some of the country’s top financial institutions, such

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32. As we have said before, no suitcases will need to be packed on your deathbed, as all of your hard earned money will now be staying right there in the financial institutions that you have put it into, with all of it then being given to whoever you had willed it out to

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33. It took up several floors of one of the new tower blocks of offices in the Canary Wharf area, near enough to the City and other financial institutions with which it dealt, and handy, too, for the City airport in Docklands and its regular flights to Holland

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34. The Namibian Financial Supervisory Authority (NAMFISA) is proposing a Financial Institutions Bill that will provide for debt counselling as part of the assistance to consumers

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35. •Debt Counsellors are proposed by the Financial Institutions Bill in order to specifically deal with people in trouble with their finances

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36. The target is the Western world financial institutions

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37. financial institutions using money to make money, it is completely virtual, since the only organism being fed is the corporatenism – corporate organism – that has co-opted the economic system for its own, potentially, immortal survival

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38. corporations and financial institutions are clogged arteries and impoverished and malnourished people are blood starved cells

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39. Financial institutions are the electronic pulse of the economic heart – as the ticker beats faster and faster, it pushes the physical aspects of the virtual economic heart towards seizure

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40. Nonrenewable energy companies, financial institutions, militaries, corporate agriculture, non-recyclable trash and all forms of pollution are eco-terrorists

41. If you have three or more inquiries on your credit report, many financial institutions will reject you for credit because of the number of inquiries

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42. DUNS al ows banks, other financial institutions, corporate researchers and others the ability to track down information about companies that are part of this record maintenance system

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43. not have access to financial institutions,

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44. institution which pays on behalf of the customer and the financial institution

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45. It was quite clear that Canary Wharf with at least one hundred and fifty banks and financial institutions was a credible rival to The City

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46. 2005 banks and financial institutions are required to verify the identity of the

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47. circulates these to all banks and financial institutions

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48. other financial institutions) from or in countries that do not or insufficiently apply

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49. banks or financial institutions would be exempted from the above requirements

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50. Acting as a provider of loans is one of the principal tasks for financial institutions

51. ensured by banks and financial institutions that these loans/investments are not

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52. financial institutions so as to ensure timely and adequate availability of credit

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53. Banks and financial institutions should acknowledge for receipt of all loan

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54. bank/financial institution, which proposes to take- over the account, should be

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55. issued by a financial institution which functions as cash but is protected against

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56. services to financial institutions, much of it for use on the SWIFT Net Network

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57. Each financial institution, to exchange banking

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58. Online banking facilities offered by various financial institutions have many

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59. Financial institutions have set up various

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60. telecommunications device that enables the clients of a financial institution to

61. There are no justifications to have a low tax rate on financial institutions

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62. customers of the financial institution to perform financial transactions over the

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63. financial institutions offer the service on a 24 hour basis

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64. Financial institutions now routinely

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65. Some financial institutions have restrictions

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66. set up by the financial institution, and enter on the keypad the customer number

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67. with a financial institution, such as loan accounts, but bank rules vary in this

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68. one account to another, either within a single financial institution or across

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69. Financial Intermediaries :Financial institutions that assist the transfer of savings

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70. Maybe if financial institutions concentrated on making money instead of doling it out to every pathetic cause that comes along with an outstretched hand, banks could possibly offer average account holders interest rates higher than the current pitiful levels

71. Once a country was in massive debt it no longer had sovereignty over its realm, and the financial institutions that had lent it the money, pulled all the strings

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72. These banks or financial institutions (such as IMF) could dictate what they had to sell off, impose austerity measures, and seize a nation’s assets

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73. much worse since then: the corporations and financial institutions

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74. By seeking financial stability… or more accurately; being sure that the richest corporations can merge into even bigger, more powerful multi-national corporations; so more, and more money is sucked out of all the economies and into fewer, and fewer bank accounts: institutions like the World Bank, and NAFTA have supported, funded, and bailed out countless corrupt regimes, dictators, corporations, banks, and other financial institutions… simply because they consider it too risky and dangerous to let them fail

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75. The policies of all financial institutions such as the World Bank and NAFTA; lend money to 3rd world countries only if they buy more goods from the rich countries, only if they destroy their own domestic self-sufficient economies

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76. In an age when the gross national product of nations is public knowledge, and financial institutions on Wall Street blare out what they are worth: the richest banks in the world keep their accounts a secret… and nobody seems to care or notice or insist that this be rectified

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77. Simply a record placed by a bank or other financial institution when you take out a loan / credit card agreement which you have not paid stating you have not maintained your payments

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78. Most banks and financial institutions are very poor

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79. Banks and other financial institution do have governing officials that they have to answer to

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80. State Board of Financial Institutions

81. The first thing to understand about banks and financial institutions is the money they have on

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82. the IMF, World Bank, and other international financial institutions and the fact that the Vatican and

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83. After 12 years and with a young family he ventured into the world of sales and then consultancy where he now runs a successful management consultancy that serves financial institutions nationwide in the UK

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84. And according to some surveys of financial institutions, the average student credit card annual percentage rate is 17

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85. The Small Business management works with private financial institutions to help a woman get low interest loans

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86. If you have transactions with financial institutions, you can communicate with them online so that they won't have to send you mail

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87. Most sites of reputable financial institutions are safe

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88. Ask your financial institutions for their policies about sharing your information

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89. Follow up with your financial institutions if your statements don't arrive on time

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90. Dealing with a financial institution that lends to individuals directly will ensure you get what you ask for when you need it, rather than too late, or not at all

91. Financial institutions can also help make this dream come true

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92. It is supposed to work with other agencies and financial institutions to provide a solid financial foundation for our nation

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93. This department, along with Congress and the executive branch of government, must be reoriented toward decreasing the federal debt, empowering the responsible financial institutions, and fighting financial fraudulent activity

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94. 4 billion over ten years? It was delivering a bill that, depending on how many other financial institutions failed, could cost $700 billion in ten months

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95. Financial crises that attract wide public attention are usually associated with the collapse or near collapse of some domestic or foreign financial institution or of the credit of some sovereign nation

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96. There have been at least three major government-sponsored rescues of financial institutions so far

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97. The outbreak of war, the signing of a peace treaty, the failure of banks or other financial institutions, corporate bankruptcies, and currency devaluations are all examples of such events

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98. Congress passed the Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement Act of 1989

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99. This raised the specter of mass insolvency for banks and other financial institutions that owned them

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100. This was an especially dangerous turn of events because no one seemed to know which financial institutions were about to take substantial losses on these mortgage securities