This classic work on banking explains the fundamental principles of banking operations, including deposits, loans, and the issuing of notes. It's a must-read for anyone working in the banking industry, or for anyone interested in the history and evolution of banking practices.
This book provides a fascinating analysis of the effects of Sir Robert Peel's measures on the banking system in London and throughout the country. Nehemiah Pseud's letters provide an unique and insightful perspective on the laws affecting joint stock banks which is highly relevant even today.
Originally published in 1833, this book is a classic text on banking principles and practices. Gilbart covers a wide range of topics, from the history of banking to the functions of modern banks, and provides practical advice for bank managers and employees. His insights into the economic forces driving banking and financial markets make this book a valuable resource for students and professionals in finance and economics.
This comprehensive guide to banking covers topics ranging from the history of currencies to the role of banks in modern economies. Its thoughtful analysis and practical insights make it a classic text in the field of finance.
First published in 1834, this influential book offers a comprehensive overview of the banking industry. James William Gilbart covers a wide range of topics, from the functions of banks to the principles of credit and risk management. The book remains a valuable resource for students and practitioners of finance and economics.
Written by James William Gilbart, this book provides a straightforward and easy-to-understand introduction to the art of reasoning. It also includes an appendix on the philosophy of language. This book is a great resource for anyone interested in logic, critical thinking, or philosophy.