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Banking institutions include commercial banks, savings and loan associations (SLAs), savings banks, and credit unions. The major differences between these types of banks involve how they are owned and how they manage their assets and liabilities. Assets of banks are typically cash, loans, securities (bonds, but not stocks), and property in which the bank has invested. Liabilities are primarily the deposits received from the bank’s customers. They are known as liabilities because they are still owned by, and can be withdrawn by, the depositors of the financial institution.
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The Nebraska Department of Banking & Finance is using the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System (NMLS) to license mortgage bankers. All entities applying for new a mortgage license or renewing a mortgage license in Nebraska are required to use the NMLS.
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Bank of Kansas City announces the addition of banking veteran Edwin Schober as Senior Vice President. With 45 years of combined banking experience, Schober brings a wealth of knowledge to his role as Relationship Manager for Commercial Lending for Bank of Kansas City. Before his role with Bank of Kansas City, Schober was Senior Vice President and Senior Client Manager for Bank of America for 23 years.
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The Department of Banking was created by Nebraska legislators to regulate state-chartered banks and other financial industries within the state. In 1939, regulation of state securities laws was ... placed under the jurisdiction of the Department of Banking. Today, the Nebraska Department of Banking and Finance regulates and supervises various financial industries on behalf of the State of Nebraska and its residents.
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Trafton will have responsibility for leading teams of Private Banking relationship managers to greater sales execution. She will partner closely with leaders in Florida from Wachovia's General Bank, Capital Management Group and Wachovia Securities to grow revenue and increase client acquisition.
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The banking industry employed about 1.8 million wage and salary workers in 2006. About 7 out of 10 jobs were in commercial banks; the remainder were concentrated in savings institutions and credit unions (table 1).
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