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Bank Frauds In India /Financial Frauds In India 2020
Bank Frauds in India/Financial Frauds in India Bank Frauds in India- It is quite imperative for all of us to know that the total economic activity of the world got tremendously disrupted due to the COVID 2019 pandemic and India is not an exception to this impact.
Arthik DishaPublished 3 years ago in TraderARE YOU GOING TO JOIN THE COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISORS?
The Council of Economic advisers is an independent United States office within the executive office of the president established by President Harry Truman in 1946. The CEA serves as the primary adviser to the president on economic affairs.
GBAF ReviewPublished 4 years ago in TraderWHAT IS CAPITAL LOSS?
Capital loss is the loss of value that occurs because of a transaction or an event. It is caused by events such as bankruptcy, natural disaster, theft, and other types of damage that can cause a business to lose a valuable asset.
GBAF ReviewPublished 4 years ago in TraderFlorida Lawsuit Loans
Redwood Funding Group never charges fees and never compounds the interest. One Fixed Rate of 15%. Borrow $1,000, You Owe $150 Every Six Months. That’s It!.
Redwood Funding GroupPublished 4 years ago in TraderTrading International Shares With CFDs
The Australian share market counts for about 2% of global share markets by capitalisation. If you multiply a company's share price by the number of outstanding shares (meaning shares that have been authorised to, issued to and bought by investors), the value is that company's market capitalisation. So the market capitalisation of the Australian share market would involve performing this calculation on every company in the share market - and this still only counts for 2% of global market capitalisation!
Alex JohnsonPublished 4 years ago in TraderWhat Will It Take to Solve the Student Loan Crisis?
Student loan debt is a problem and a crisis that will continue to get worse as the years go on because of people’s perspective on student loans, the available job force, and the economy itself. Each person can be part of the solution in helping the economy but if it doesn’t change the economy will even get worse.
Brian MeiggsPublished 4 years ago in TraderIs Covid-19 really killing cash?
Everybody has heard the motto “Cash is King” right? But is it really? Or is it slowly dying and Covid-19 will be its final blow? The King is dead, long live the King.
Fintech ReviewPublished 4 years ago in TraderWhat is Stagflation
“For the engine which drives enterprise is not thrift, but profit.” — John Maynard Keynes The year is 1931. The US economy is in crisis. Unemployment is on the rise. Investing for the future is an afterthought. And the government doesn’t have a clue on how to battle deflation. Yes — deflation. Unlike inflation, where you’re constantly worrying about price increases each day; with deflation, you’re looking at a broad-based decline in prices. You don’t know what’s happening around you. This stuff is unprecedented you think. The only problem is it’s not. See, most economists at the time believed this was the natural order of things. When the economy isn’t buzzing with activity anymore, people get fired and they tend to focus on saving money as opposed to spending it. And as demand for goods and services plateau, prices tend to decline in tandem. Also, businesses won’t have any real incentives to produce anymore. After all, if prices keep tanking each day, its fair to assume their margins aren’t plush. So they’re constantly thinking about downsizing, in effect, contributing to unemployment woes. And so, the cycle continues.
hrusraj RajPublished 4 years ago in TraderWhat Happens When Big Tech Trips Up?
This post is a recirculation of the September 8 edition of Business as Usual, my newsletter where I delve into the simple idea that everything is connected - I write about happenings at the cross-section of finance, business, culture, politics, and industry.
Noah WeidnerPublished 4 years ago in TraderNeeds of Risk and Regulatory Audit in Banking
Over The last decade, the banking world has faced unpredictable changes and challenges, resulting in a slew of compliance regulations. Banks of all sizes from non-public, commercial and private sectors are now more effectively concerned than ever about compliance risk management and regulatory audit procedure. New banking services have increased government scrutiny and intense focus on the requirements of regulatory compliance & risk management which has brought forth greater risks and a larger set of rules and regulations. Banking sector has also been forced to consider a fresh look at their compliance practices and technological infrastructure that supports them and to pursue a wide range of compliance and risk initiatives across the banking sector.
The Digital Economy of Australia
2% of Australians are using digital payment wallets to pay their bills and are embracing digital payment solutions. Australia has become one of the fastest-growing cash-less countries with cheque usages dropped down significantly by 20+%
Richard PrestonPublished 4 years ago in TraderWhat are the implications of having the Federal Reserve switch to Average Inflation Targeting?
The Federal Reserve began inflation targeting in Jan. 2012 when it announced that it would like to see the core Personal Consumption Expenditure Deflator, PCE (that excludes food and energy components) rise by about +2.0% per year. With average inflation targeting, it means that if inflation grew by less than 2.0% for a couple of years then it should be willing to tolerate and some might go so far as to say --- encourage inflation above this threshold so that over long periods of time, the growth in inflation approximates a 2.0% growth pace. The thought here is that by allowing the economy to run hotter and not worrying too much about inflation, the Unemployment Rates of “Persons of Color,” and others with “less schooling years” will have an opportunity to decline towards levels enjoyed by the general population, a laudable goal no doubt.
Anthony ChanPublished 4 years ago in Trader