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What are the functions of client officer in a bank?
provide client support services and maintain good relationship with client in the bank
What occurs in credit card debt consolidation?
Typically, a third party company assumes a client's combined debts and then negotiates one rate for that client to pay them. This is beneficial to the client if the consolidation company can negotiate a lower rate of debt repayment for the client.
What is client funds?
Money managers who invest and manage other peoples money are investing their "client's funds" or money. From a bank's perspective, all the money that the bank's clients deposit in the bank are "client funds".
Why is following up with clients important?
Part of the reason is to see how the client doing. Did the product or service do what the client expected or hoped for. Know how well the client shows you are interested in them as a person not just as a client and if they get that message they'll back if the need arises. Also following up give you a chance to see how you are doing. The client has had time to reflect on whether you have helped them or not and if they can be honest with you, you can learn a lot about you and your organization that you can then take back and perhaps begin to make improvements.
How is an implicit finance charge calculated?
Implicit costs are opportunity costs which occurs due to a selection of choice. Suppose you want to deal with Client A instead of Client B. The implicit charge would be the amount you would have earned, had you worked with Client B.
Why counselor and client do not have any other relation?
A cousellor and a client do not have any relation because it would often create a bias. This is true of legal counselors who have a personal bias in a case if they know the client they're defending.
Does an paralegal get paid by the claient too?
A paralegal is the employee of the attorney and is not paid by the client.
What is the difference between Table and Relation in Database?
In a table each column attributes are independent, In a table row order & column order are mandatory & that cannot be changed, Table can be of more than 2 dimentions, There may be of rows and columns duplication in a table. Relation: In a Relation in which all attributes are dependent in one or the other way, The row and column orders are not considered, Relation is always 2 dimentional, There cannot be duplication of rows and columns in a relation There is no difference they both refers to the collection of rows and colls which used to store data._________________________________________________________Table The physical instantiation of a relation in the database schema. Relation A logical construct that organizes data into rows and columns.A table is essentially a two-dimensional matrix. But, a relation need not be so.
Is it appropriate for a client to call a bank employee at his or her house?
Under normal circumstances it is not appropriate for a bank's clients to call a bank employee at home.
How does disempowerment affect a client?
their rights have been taken of them
Can my boyfriend go into a gym and train a client or can he get into trouble?
Your boyfriend can meet someone and advise them with regard to training. His arrangement is private and with the client. He cannot lead a client to believe that he is associated with the gym or that he is an employee. He will likely need to be a member of the gym to gain access to the premises.
How do I access Corning Cables System's intranet?
you need to be an employee or trusted client to get the credentials to use any company's intranet.
What are cookies in relation to the internet?
cookies, are text files sent by a server to a web client and could be Web cookies or tracking cookies
How can your client's surrounds affect their level of confusion?
Poor lightning causing visual distortions- shadows
how does network bandwidth affect a two-tier (client server) architecture?
a large amount of info has to move from the client computer across the network to the server to execute database transactions quickly
Can a lawyer tell his client about states evidence?
The general idea is that a lawyer isn't really supposed to withhold any information from his client - after all the lawyer is instructed by his client to carry out legal work on his behalf so any withholding of information could be detrimental to the client. If the State has evidence in relation to the client then the client needs to know and of course the lawyer should tell him - otherwise the case wont run properly. The only example I can think of is where the lawyer discovers either directly through the client or via some other agency that the client is involved in fraudulent activity. In England the lawyer is legally obliged to inform the authorities of this and is not permitted to "tip-off" his client that a subsequent arrest is imminent.
What is difference between Email and Email client?
A "client", Any client accesses data and/or uses a system. "Server" software hosts the data to make it available to other computers or "clients". Thus in relation to email an example of a client would be Thunderbird, MS Outlook. Server software would be for example MS exchange server is the most commonly used.
