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  • Subject Headings
    Books and other resources can be found in the Western libary catalog or the Summit catalog by searching by subject. Please use the following Library of Congress subject headings:

    Banks and banking

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News
  • PR Newswire / Prnewswire.com
    Choose the Industry & Markets tab and browse the latest Industry News in the following industries: Auto & Transportation, Banking & Financial Services, Energy, Entertainment & Media, Health, Retail, Sports, Technology, and Travel.
Videos

Reference Works: Bibliographies
  • Money, banking, and macroeconomics: a guide to information sources / Rock, James M.
    Location: Haggard 2 -Reference HG221 .R59
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    This sourcebook provides an introductory overview of macro monetary economics. It lists key textbooks, surveys, essays, books and articles that support this area of study. The rest of the book focuses on an annotated bibliography of financial intermediaries, macro monetary theory, central banking and stabilization policy.
Reference Works: Dictionaries
  • Dictionary of banking and finance / Rosenberg, Jerry Martin.
    Location: Haggard 2 -Reference HG151 .R67
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    Provides precise definitions of 15,000 terms in banking and related fields.
Reference Works: Directories
  • Thomson North American financial institutions directory / Thomson Financial Pub
    Location: Haggard 2 -Reference HG1536 .P635
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    This Directory offers complete and accurate listings of financial institutions including: over 100,000 head offices and branches; more than 250,000 officer names and functional titles; contact information such as street and mailing addresses, telephone and fax numbers and director names; profile information such as legal title, structural changes and statement of condition; and, funds processing information such as ABA routing number, Fedwire status and ACH membership.
Reference Works: Encyclopedias
  • Encyclopedia of banking & finance / Munn, Glenn G. (editor)
    Location: Haggard 2 -Reference HG151 .E63 1993
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    This contains an exhaustive review of almost any banking-related question relating to strategic planning, presentations and reporting. In addition to defining thousands of banking, business and financial terms, the Encyclopedia includes a wide array of useful legal, statistical, analytic and regulatory tools.
Reference Works: Handbooks
  • Handbook of international banking / Mullineux, A. W. (editor)
    Location: Haggard 2 -Reference HG3881 .H2665 2003
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    The Handbook of International Banking focuses on the main developments in banking and through its surveys shows how the internationalization and globalization of banking have developed over recent decades to the present. The Handbook is divided into four areas of interest. The first deals with the globalization of banking and continues on to banking structures and functions. The authors then focus on banking risks, crises and regulation and finally the evolving international financial architecture.
General Resources
  • Handbook of American business history / Whitten, David O. (editor)
    Location: Haggard 2 -Reference HC103 .H19 1990
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    This is a three volume series containing histories of industries written as a bibliographic essay. The histories outline the rise to importance in the US and how they fare at present.
    • Tip:
      Volume 3: Section VI and VII looks at depository and non depository credit institutions.
Banking Industry Classification Codes
NAICS Codes
  • NAICS 522110 Commercial Banking
  • NAICS 522120 Savings Institutions
  • NAICS 522130 Credit Unions
  • NAICS 523120 Securities Brokerage
  • NAICS 523920 Portfolio Management


Banking Industry Profiles
  • Banks and thrift / SNL Financial
    Provides investment information for over 1,200 companies with access to quotes, graphs, filings and more. It also provides access to banking indexes, size rankings, growth, performance graphs, profitability rankings and more.
  • Industry handbook / Investopedia.com
    This provides insights into the airline, automobile, banking, oil & gas, precious metal, retail, semiconductor, biotechnology, insurance, Internet (portal), telecommunications and utilities industries.
  • Industry studies / Duetsch, Larry
    Location: Haggard 2 -Reference HC106.8 .I53 2002
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    This book analyzes well-defined industries, showing how firms compete with one another. Each study gives appropriate attention to government policies that have influenced competitive conditions in the industry. Industries include: 1. Automobiles, 2. Beer, 3. Broilers, 4. Pharmaceuticals, 5. Steel, 6. Airline Service, 7. Retail Commercial Banking, 8. Casino Gambling, 9. Electric Power, 10. Health Insurance, 11. Motion Pictures, 12. Nursing Homes, 13. Microcomputer Platforms, and 14. Telecommunications
  • The structure of American industry / Adams, Walter,
    Location: Haggard 2 -Reference HC106 .S85 2001
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    This examines important US industries using a structure approach. The uniqueness of each industry and important international issues are examined throughout the text. Industries included are agriculture, petroleum, automobiles, beer, computers, college sports, airlines, motion picture entertainment, cigarettes, health care, telecommunications, and commercial banking.
  • Wetfeet / Wetfeet
    This contains a wide number of industry profiles including
    Accounting, Advertising & PR, Aerospace & Defense, Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals, Commercial Banking, Computer Hardware, Computer Software, Consulting, Consumer Electronics, Consumer Products, Education, Energy & Utilities, Entertainment & Sports, Health Care, Hospitality & Tourism, Human Resources, Insurance, Internet & New Media, Investment Banking, Journalism & Publishing, Law, Manufacturing, Mutual Funds & Brokerage, Non-Profit & Government, Real Estate, Retail, Telecommunications, Transportation, and Venture Capital
Banking Law and Regulations
  • FindLaw / FindLaw
    FindLaw is a Web site that provides access to free legal information, sources and services. The Legal information includes legal search tools, case law (including U.S. Supreme Court decisions back to 1893 and California Supreme Court and Appellate Court decisions back to 1934), legal news, a directory of legal professionals, court forms, real-time SEC filings, community discussion areas and online continuing legal education.
Banking Statistics
  • Historical statistics on banking / Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
    The Historical Statistics on Banking (HSOB) provides annual statistical information on the banking industry beginning in 1934. These data can be used to identify and analyze long-term trends and to develop benchmarks to evaluate the current condition of the banking and thrift industries.
Banking Trends International and Development Banks
  • Foreign banks in the US / Federal Reserve Board
    A report on foreign banks in the United States. Shows the assets of each foreign bank office in the United States and is in three parts. Part 1 lists the offices by type, part 2 by country of the foreign bank "family" owning the office, and part 3 by Federal Reserve District and state. Each part shows the assets of each U.S. office. In addition, part 2 shows the total U.S.-office assets of each bank family and each country, and part 3 shows the total U.S.-office assets of each country by state plus total U.S.-office assets for each state.
  • International Financial Institutions / International Trade Canada
    This site, developed by the Canadian Government, has links to the following development banks: The African Development Bank Group; the Asian Development Bank, the Caribbean Development Bank, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the InterAmerican Development Bank, the World Bank, the Islamic Development Bank, the Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development, the North American Development Bank, International Finance Corporation, and the International Finance Corporation - Africa Business Network. Some parts of IFINET are accessible to Canadian citizens only. Links to United Nations sites are also available.
  • World Bank Group / World Bank
    The World Bank posts information on how to do business with the bank, country and regional reports, and listings of their publications, and has some country information. The topics tab lists a wide variety of portals dealing with development issues such as globalization.
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