The History, Law, and Practice of Banking. With an Appendix of Statutes

This book offers a comprehensive study of the history, law, and practice of banking, from its early origins to modern times. It covers topics such as monetary policy, credit creation, and banking regulation, as well as the legal and ethical issues facing bankers and their clients. With its rigorous analysis and practical insights, it is an essential guide for anyone working in the banking sector.
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