You need to obtain a banking licensed issued by a specific country. The rules and regulations for such a license will vary based on the country.
There is a website called, "Offshore Company", where it will tell you about all of the different types of bank accounts around the world, and how to get set up with one.
Yes. If the loan is at a bank where the party holds accounts. This is referred to as a "set off'. Most bank loans will have a set off provision included in the loan contract. It allows the bank to seize the person's bank account(s) for monies owed, w/o a court order or other legal procedure.
"Right of set-off" refers to the bank's right to debit your deposit account for fees / loans/ or expenses you may owe the bank. Most often, this is used when a person has a loan with the bank that is in default. In order to pay the loan, the bank utilizes it's right of set-off to take the necessary funds from the person's checking account at the same bank and apply those funds to the loan.
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Yes, it is referred to as a "set off" action.
There is a website called, "Offshore Company", where it will tell you about all of the different types of bank accounts around the world, and how to get set up with one.
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Yes. If the loan is at a bank where the party holds accounts. This is referred to as a "set off'. Most bank loans will have a set off provision included in the loan contract. It allows the bank to seize the person's bank account(s) for monies owed, w/o a court order or other legal procedure.
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"Right of set-off" refers to the bank's right to debit your deposit account for fees / loans/ or expenses you may owe the bank. Most often, this is used when a person has a loan with the bank that is in default. In order to pay the loan, the bank utilizes it's right of set-off to take the necessary funds from the person's checking account at the same bank and apply those funds to the loan.
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It depends: if the bank has a right to set-off the overdraft against any other positive balance, then it is netted off against cash. If there is no right to set-off, the overdraft appears as a currently liability (separately if it's material).
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Yes. When financial transactions are made with a bank where the borrower/debtor also holds an account, the bank will include a 'set off' clause in the lending/credit agreement. A set off clause gives the bank the legal right to withdraw without notice money from any account held by the debtor when said lending agreement is defaulted.
Ye. Tthe Bank HAS A PARAMOUNT RIGHT OF SETOFF OVER A GARNISEE OR ATTACHMENT ORDER.
The name of the movie is Set It Off