No, that is not true. Accounting students may be academically intelligent, not financially intelligent. Banking and Finance students do know how to turn a penny into a Dollar while Accounting students know how to make sure the penny spent is recorded correctly. They cannot turn a penny into a dollar by investing it.
yes..under commerce there are optional subjects: banking & finance, accountancy ..
Some of the courses available after 12th commerce include: Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com), Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), Chartered Accountancy (CA), Company Secretary (CS), Cost and Management Accountancy (CMA), and Bachelor of Economics (B.Econ). Students can also pursue courses in finance, banking, marketing, and human resources management.
Issuing licenses to banks that the federal examiners found to be financially sound
Hana Financial Group's motto is 'Intelligent Banking'.
Any bsc students can apply for banking but not any bsc student can do MSc or PhD in biotechnology!
Yes i think there is
Walker Hamill are a large executive recruitment agency. They advertise themselves as one of the leading agencies in Europe and deal in sectors such as accountancy, finance and banking,.
Oil and Energy production. A lot of Chemical engineers,petroleum engineers,civil engineers,basically a lot of engineering. Also a lot of banking,finance,accountancy and administration.
Intelligent Finance is a Scottish bank and a division of Lloyds Banking Group. They offer all of the financial solutions an individual or company might need, including savings and loan accounts, retirement options, and annuities.
The top sector jobs in London are secretarial, accountancy, sales, and engineering. Some other sector jobs are management and executive, construction, hotels, bars, catering, banking and finance, and retail.
A tier 1 capital is used in the banking world. It measures the bank's strengths financially from the point of view of a regulator. It is composed primarily of common stocks and reserves.
Several banks offer benefits for student with accounts. For example, PNC Bank offers ATMs on campus, free online banking, and language interpretation services to students. Another bank, Citizens Bank, offers free online banking and mobile alerts to students, as well as no late payments. Many other banks also offer benefits to students with accounts. Frequently, these benefits include personal insurance coverage, opportunities for students to borrow, and interest free overdrafts.