Sentences with phrase «unlike public banks»

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This differs from quantitative easing as practiced thus far because the central bank acquires no asset from the government that it could resell to the public in the future, unlike the normal Treasury bonds currently held by the Fed.

Unlike traditional bank accounts, where you would never share your account number on national television, Bitcoin public addresses are secure.

Leveraged loans are offered directly from banks to borrowers — unlike bonds, which are traded on public exchanges.

Unlike several years ago, the majority of Greece's $ 315 billion debt is now owned by public entities; so we'd anticipate that any fallout would be contained primarily in public institutions such as the IMF and the European Central Bank (ECB).

Unlike bitcoins, which are created by the public, the Mazacoin Tribal Trust privately mined most mazacoins before the official launch of the currency, essentially giving the role of central bank to the trust.

Unlike Bonnie and Clyde, which seemed to be about much more than a story of bank robbers, Mann is content to keep Public Enemies mostly about the men involved.

A lender that gives back to the community: Unlike for - profit banks, proceeds from the EDvestinU Loan Programs go right into supporting local New Hampshire public high schools

Unlike a bank, credit unions are not open to the general public - only to people who are defined in the credit union's charter as being in the field of membership.

Unlike public sector central bank money creation which creates high powered money out of thin air and does not produce additional debt, private sector money creation involves the simultaneous creation of offsetting debt.

While maintaining the status quo of transitional industry as a closed network, unlike public blockchains, DLT explores the possibilities of many financial use cases in payment systems, trade finance, wholesale banking, remittance, and identity management.

In that case there is — unlike at normal currencies such as euro, dollar and yen - no public institution like governments or central banks behind it.