Banking Regulation
by Kenneth Spong
Publisher: Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City 2000
ISBN/ASIN: B000BAT5AU
Number of pages: 281
Description:
This book covers many different aspects of banking regulation. Among these are the basic purposes of banking regulation in the United States, the historical development of our regulatory system, the basic powers of banks and bank holding companies, and the structure and general authority of the bank supervisory agencies.
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