tailieunhanh - Credit Union Conversions to Banks: Facts, Incentives, Issues and Reforms

The general analytical approach of this report is to consider FMIs as multilateral systems, inclusive of their participants, as stated in the definition of FMI. In market parlance, however, the term FMI may be used to refer only to a legal or functional entity that is set up to carry out centralised, multilateral payment, clearing, settlement, or recording activities and, in some contexts, may exclude the participants that use the system. This difference in terminology or usage may introduce ambiguity at certain points in the report. To address this issue, the report may refer to an FMI and. | Credit Union Conversions to Banks Facts Incentives Issues and Reforms JAMES A. WILCOX HAAS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT BERKELEY filene RESEARCH INSTITUTE Credit Union Conversions to Banks Facts Incentives Issues and Reforms JAMES A. WILCOX HAAS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT BERKELEY filene RESEARCH INSTITUTE Copyright 2006 by Filene Research Institute. ISBN 1-880572-96-6 All rights reserved. Printed in .

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