Ha ha that's a good one
Isn't it a bit unnerving that doctors call what they do "practice?" (:
I thought you'd have twigged that yourself.
The question can not be answered as asked. Branches often refer to banks that are located away from the main bank location. Income is money that is earned.
'New money' is printed at the 12 Federal Reserve Branches and is distributed to banks to be distributed. When they do this, they take out old currency and replace it with newly printed stuff.
Because nobody really cares what the banks name is, and the BOA knows that there is money to be made in the phillipenes. RBC (royal bank of canada) has many branches in the USA
any bank that has international branches. i.e. metrobank, BPI, PNB,and many more..except rural banks nor lacal cooperative banks.
Yes, all banks have ATM machines. All Bank of America branches should have ATM's so their customers can get money out, quickly and efficiently. So yes, they should have them.
SWIFT codes are used for identifying banks branches, the codes are needed when moving money between banks. The SWIFT code for the Bank Of America Boston, MA branch is BOFAUSV1UST.
The fact that a company can be analogised to a tree does not mean that a partially related idea (money) can be said to grow on trees. The two facts are completely independent. Banks are said to have branches because of the way such a company is organised. The head executive could be called the root system; the main lines of communication and function are likened to the trunk; and each link to a particular are is likened to a branch or subbranch.
Profitability is the biggest factor that would hinder the growth of rural banks. Rural banks operate in villages and rural areas of a country. The number of customers and the kind of services that are offered in rural banks are significantly lesser than regular banks. Banks cannot charge any fee because rural customers wouldn't want to pay any fee to operate bank accounts and may not deposit much money either. So, the banks cant make much profits through their rural branches. So, banks may not be motivated much to open or operate such branches.
covers the total amount of money transit between banks and branches on daily basis for a whole year
Yes. Most major banks in the world offer foreign currency sales in their branches. Though not all branches of a bank deal with it, the main branches in important cities do that. All you need is:A passportProof that you are going to visit a foreign nation (Either on tourist or employment visa)Money in local currency to pay the bankThe bank will collect the local currency money and give you the foreign currency equivalent of it. The bank may also charge you a fee for doing so