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History of Banks, Credit Unions and Other Financial Institutions
Institution
Bank of North America
1st Bank of the United
States (BUS)
Coinage Act of 1792
2nd Bank of the United
States
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Andrew Jackson
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Age of “Free [Wildcat]
Banking”
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National Banking Act
(1863)
National Banking Era
Panic of 1907
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Nov 2012
Founded under the Supervision of R__________ M_________
Created by Congress under ____________ of ____________
Issued paper money and ________ to foreign countries
Closed for fear that ____________ investors would gain control
Idea created by A__________ H___________ (loose interpretation
of the Constitution)
1st Bank chartered by Congress from ______to ________
Located in ______________, PA (1st capitol of US)
BUS was to:
Establish a ________
Establish/control ________ to/from other nations
Establish common _________
Control flow of currency
Be controlled by _________ of ______________
Sell stock to financiers, but not Bonds
Created ________ to create/distribute currency
Established the ____________ as basis of US Currency
Thoms Jefferson allowed 1st BUS to expire in 1811
James Madison renewed charter for 2nd Bank (______ to ______)
Bank rechartered to help with ________ and ____ of _____debts
Privately held bank (shares in bank sold to _____________)
Bank received _________ for US Government (revenues)
Legality upheld by McCulloch V ________ (1819)
Disliked BUS
Took _______ _________ from BUS and put them in “pet banks”
1836 2nd BUS went into bankruptcy, (N_______ _________),
President
1837- 1862
State Banks operated under “free-banking” system, allowing
competition and market forces to maintain stability
Large banks emerged which filled the role of a central bank
US mint still produced coins (specie) which states used as
“payment”
Created _________ Banks with standard Reserve rates
Created standard c_______________
Created Office of ___________ to supervise banks
Imposed a tax on state banks
Eventually led to use of _________ ________ accounts (Checking)
1863-1913
Created by National Banking Act of 1863
Created uniform national currency (_______________)
Number of state banks diminished rapidly
Large banks issued securities (_________) to raise money to loan
to customers
Bank failures led US to consider the return of a central bank
US was only country in world not to have a central bank
Federal Reserve created in 1913
History of Banks, Credit Unions and Other Financial Institutions
Federal Reserve Bank
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Bank (definition)
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Types of Bank Contracts
Demand Deposit
Cashier's Check
Bank Note
Counter Check
Money Order
Banking Terms
Federal Funds Rate
Fractional Reserve Rate
Prime Rate
FOMC
Security
Money Market
Certificate of Deposit
(CD)
Savings Account
Systemic Risk
Inflation
Monetary Policy
Fiscal Policy
Reserve Requirement
Depository Institution
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Private Organization, often called ____ branch of US Government
Controls ________ policy of US
Controls “______ rate” – interest rate banks use to loan money to
one another
Controls Treasury and Mint through ordering ___________
______ Regional Banks
Issues Treasury Notes
Raises money through sale of _______, _______ and _______
An organization, usually a corporation chartered by a state or
federal government, which does most or all of the following:
receives ________ deposits and ______ deposits,
honors instruments drawn on them, and pays ______ on
them;
discounts ________,
makes _________,
invests in _________;
collects checks, _______, and________;
________ depositor's checks;
issues drafts and cashier's checks.