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Significados de bank en inglés

ruso
банк
portugués
instituição bancária
español
sucursal bancaria
catalán
banc
Wikidata

Financial institution.

sucursal bancaria
portugués
banco
catalán
banc
español
banco

A financial institution that accepts deposits and channels the money into lending activities.

banco
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portugués
caixa
catalán
caixa de cabals
español
caja de caudales

A container (usually with a slot in the top) for keeping money at home.

caja de caudales
catalán
inclinació

A slope in the turn of a road or track; the outside is higher than the inside in order to reduce the effects of centrifugal force.

inclinació
Uso de bank en inglés
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The report also made a case for bank consolidation, particularly in Europe.
Reuters
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The result: less competition, job cuts and higher costs for bank services.
Reuters
3
U.S. bank bosses, however, are typically paid far more than in Europe.
Reuters
4
The bank said in December this process had been completed for Europe.
Reuters
5
Every year, the number of unclaimed bank and building society accounts grows.
The Irish Times
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The U.S. central bank has so far this year held rates steady.
Reuters
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They have been bank officials, local government employees, teachers, and health officials.
The Irish Times
8
Key problem remains the bank's low profitability, Equinet said in a note.
Reuters
9
Activity fell in Europe, though, after several big bank fundraisings last year.
Reuters
10
The only problem: No bank would give him a serious credit card.
Wired
11
Investors were also eyeing the Polish central bank's rate decision later today.
Reuters
12
The central bank last month abandoned any interest rate hikes this year.
Reuters
13
The central bank cannot solve the problems of the state, Zitko said.
Reuters
14
Britain's second-largest bank by market value avoided a bailout during the crisis.
Reuters
15
However, central bank sources and hotel visitors say it does not work.
Reuters
16
Argentina's central bank has unveiled measures to control the foreign exchange market.
The Irish Times