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Concentration of Banking : The Changing Structure and Control of Banking in the United States / John M. Chapman.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublisher: New York, NY : Columbia University Press, [1934]Copyright date: ©1934Description: 1 online resource (390 p.)Content type:
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  • 9780231907163
  • 9780231880138
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  • online - DeGruyter
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Frontmatter -- FOREWORD -- PREFACE -- CONTENTS -- CHARTS -- I. INTRODUCTION -- II. THE UNIT BANKING SYSTEM -- III. LEGISLATIVE PROVISION FOR BANK MERGERS AND CONSOLIDATIONS -- IV. THE SCOPE AND EXTENT OF BANK MERGERS IN THE UNITED STATES -- V. PRINCIPAL CAUSES OF BANK MERGERS -- VI. EFFECTS OF BANK MERGERS AND CONSOLIDATIONS -- VII. EARLY BRANCH BANKING IN THE UNITED STATES -- VIII. THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NATIONAL BRANCH BANKING POLICY -- IX. BRANCH BANKING IN CALIFORNIA -- X. THE LEGAL STATUS OF BRANCH BANKING -- XI. THE EXTENT OF BRANCH BANKING IN THE UNITED STATES -- XII. THE CONCENTRATION OF BRANCH BANKING IN LEADING CITIES -- XIII. BRANCH BANKING AND MUTUAL SAVINGS BANKS -- XIV. BRANCHES AND THE CORRESPONDENT SYSTEM -- XV. BRANCH BANK MANAGEMENT -- XVI. RELATION OF BANK MERGERS TO BRANCH BANKING -- XVII. SOME ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF BRANCH BANKING -- XVIII. BRANCH BANKING AND THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM -- XIX. CHAIN BANKING -- XX. GROUP BANKING -- XXI. CONCLUSIONS -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX
Summary: Presents the history of branch banking under state banking laws during the early years of American banking and explains the almost complete disappearance of branch banking following the Civil War and inauguration of the nation banking system, the revival of branch banking principally within the limits of a few large cities following the panic of 1893, the branch banking development in California following the state's passage of the Bank Act of 1909, the movement growing from an effort to remedy the numerous bank failures of the 1920s, and the agitation that culminated in the curtailed authorization for branch banking by national banks in the Banking Act of 1933.
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Frontmatter -- FOREWORD -- PREFACE -- CONTENTS -- CHARTS -- I. INTRODUCTION -- II. THE UNIT BANKING SYSTEM -- III. LEGISLATIVE PROVISION FOR BANK MERGERS AND CONSOLIDATIONS -- IV. THE SCOPE AND EXTENT OF BANK MERGERS IN THE UNITED STATES -- V. PRINCIPAL CAUSES OF BANK MERGERS -- VI. EFFECTS OF BANK MERGERS AND CONSOLIDATIONS -- VII. EARLY BRANCH BANKING IN THE UNITED STATES -- VIII. THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NATIONAL BRANCH BANKING POLICY -- IX. BRANCH BANKING IN CALIFORNIA -- X. THE LEGAL STATUS OF BRANCH BANKING -- XI. THE EXTENT OF BRANCH BANKING IN THE UNITED STATES -- XII. THE CONCENTRATION OF BRANCH BANKING IN LEADING CITIES -- XIII. BRANCH BANKING AND MUTUAL SAVINGS BANKS -- XIV. BRANCHES AND THE CORRESPONDENT SYSTEM -- XV. BRANCH BANK MANAGEMENT -- XVI. RELATION OF BANK MERGERS TO BRANCH BANKING -- XVII. SOME ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF BRANCH BANKING -- XVIII. BRANCH BANKING AND THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM -- XIX. CHAIN BANKING -- XX. GROUP BANKING -- XXI. CONCLUSIONS -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX

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Presents the history of branch banking under state banking laws during the early years of American banking and explains the almost complete disappearance of branch banking following the Civil War and inauguration of the nation banking system, the revival of branch banking principally within the limits of a few large cities following the panic of 1893, the branch banking development in California following the state's passage of the Bank Act of 1909, the movement growing from an effort to remedy the numerous bank failures of the 1920s, and the agitation that culminated in the curtailed authorization for branch banking by national banks in the Banking Act of 1933.

Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.

In English.

Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (publisher's Web site, viewed 30. Aug 2021)

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