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What is the most important element for a Bank to survive?

4/08/2014 11:38:00 am  , ,  6 comments


Trust is the most important element for a bank to survive. People will keep money with the bank only when they believe that it will give back the money on demand in case of savings or current account or on the date of maturity in the case of fixed/term deposit. They believe that their money is in safe custody with the bank and will not loose value on the course.

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