Unit banking [system]

In a country, only individual, independent and non-interconnected institutions operate (system of banking under which banking services are provided by single banking firms. Banking legislation does not permit a bank to open branch offices; and thus each bank has its own board of directors, functions independently and is not controlled by any other firm or body corporate). Even among experts, the assessment of such a market organization is still inconsistent, because different weight is given to the advantages and disadvantages in each case. – See bank, systemic, bank size, optimal, banking system, banking, limited, sole proprietorship, banking, specialist banking system, branch banking system, financial system, size confidence, hybrid bank, investment bank, margin pressure, money-matters theorem, Sifi oligopoly, subsidiarity principle, systemic relevance, too big to fail principle, separation banking system.

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