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By : Zander Smith    zero times read
Submitted 2010-01-23 03:15:15

Copyright (c) 2010 Zander Smith

'Bank Of America' offers some good deals on Real Estate and Home Equity Loans while the 'United Bank' is more known for Commercial and Consumer loans. 'CitiBank' offers full Banking and financial services and many customers in our survey reported favorable experiences.

No banking discussion is complete with leaving a mention of The Federal Reserve Bank of New York, which is the biggest and most important bank. It accounts for most of the 'open market operations' and regulates gold storage and money supply.

Let's briefly classify the various types of banks in the city:

Commercial banks: They offer checking accounts, accept deposits, saving accounts and 'deposit certificates'. Every account is insured upto a hundred grand and some of the banks also exchange currency and sell traveler's checks.

Savings and Loans: These are banks that mainly specialize in mortgaging and lending but some also offer other financial services. Investment banks: They are mainly investment managers and deal makers that manage investment funds and raise capital for secure businesses. They are regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Foreign Bank Representatives: Some of the branches of foreign banks don't offer the full range of banking services but only deal with prominent corporates.

Some of the top banks in New York include CHASE MANHATTAN CORP, CITIBANK, JP MORGAN & CO, BANK OF AMERICA CORP, UNITED BANK, WELLS FARGO, BANK ONE CORP, UNION BANK, COMMERCE BANK, STATE STREET CORP

'Bank Of America' offers some good deals on Real Estate and Home Equity Loans while the 'United Bank' is more known for Commercial and Consumer loans. 'CitiBank' offers full Banking and financial services and many customers in our survey reported favorable experiences.

No banking discussion is complete with leaving a mention of The Federal Reserve Bank of New York, which is the biggest and most important bank. It accounts for most of the 'open market operations' and regulates gold storage and money supply.

All banks in New York come under the regulation of the Federal Reserve Bank which is the Central Banks of USA.

"Bank of America" offers some good deals on Real Estate and Home Equity Loans while the "United Bank" is more known for commercial and consumer loans. "CitiBank" offers complete banking and financial services and many customers in our survey reported positive experiences.

Commercial banks offer checking accounts, accept deposits, saving accounts and 'deposit certificates'. Every account is insured upto a hundred grand and some of the banks also exchange currency and sell traveler's checks.

No discussion is complete with the bank leaving an indication of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, which is the largest and most important bank. It is good for most of the 'open market' gold and regulates the storage and the money supply.

Author Resource:- Zander Smith
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