Big banker

Author: Meyer
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: Martin Meyer, for many years, he has been one of the most well-known names in the field of financial news. He introduces readers to what is eternal and what is temporary for the great invention of humans—money; the social and economic functions of banks, and why these functions have changed or why they have not changed; the explosive development of credit cards today and the revolutionary growth of smart cards tomorrow. This book introduces readers to what is eternal and what is temporary for the great invention of humans—money; the social and economic functions of banks, and why these functions have changed or why they have not changed; the explosive development of credit cards today and the revolutionary growth of smart cards tomorrow. Martin Meyer completely rewrote his best-selling book on banking 20 years ago. With his insightful eyes, he peered into the dark corners—electronic banking, trading, derivatives, mergers—and provided clear and profound explanations for the changes that have occurred since the publication of this book. Those who are confused by these changes will certainly appreciate this book.