Titlebook: Credit Cooperative Institutions in European Countries; Simeon Karafolas Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Credi

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ineteenth century, they have been able to grow and to adapt to new social, economic and legal environment. The Banking Law, which entered into force in 1993, has weakened the differences between CCBs and commercial banks with respect to the previous legislation, while preserving mutualism, democracy

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n its history. However, Rabobank could not escape from the fall-out of the credit crisis and the break-out of the sovereign debt crisis in Europe a few years later. For instance, the credit crisis triggered economic recessions and changed the business and regulatory environment of banking drasticall

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from the early twentieth century, originating as institutions founded by medium and small-sized farmers to improve their access to banking services. However, they occupied a marginal position in the financial system until the legislative reforms of the 1970s. During the two last decades of the twent

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Johannes Glückler,Ingmar Hammersector. In 2013, the British Government announced a 35.6 million pounds investment into the sector through the Association of British Credit Unions to support its expansion within British society, particularly within low- and moderate-income communities. The paper will explore the background to this

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Johannes Glückler,Ingmar Hammer In this context, the analysis point out the features of the Bulgarian cooperative credit system, determining its profile based on the type of network taken into consideration and the two different entities: the Central Cooperative Bank Plc (CCB) and the Agriculture Credit Cooperatives (ACCs). The s

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Hans-Martin Zademach,Christian Baumeisterbeginning of World War II. However, these days there are only a few “credit cooperatives/credit unions” left many of which are gradually changing under the Basel European regulations and the supervision of the Czech National Bank into banking institutions.

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Johannes Glückler,Ingmar Hammerperatives are registered at the Hungarian Financial Supervisory Authority, 106 are Savings Cooperatives of them. What is the reason of decrease? What sort of internal and external reasons cause, that five Savings-Cooperatives leave off on the average a year? The dilemmas of the development alternati

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Harald Pechlaner,Benedict C. Doepferic financial services—savings, loans and money transferring—to their members at reasonable price. CSCUs are mutual help organizations, which mostly serve unbankable people. CSCUs are the key social enterprises and microfinance institutions on Latvian financial market. Financial cooperation in Latvia