ulusal banka

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national bank
In the U.S., any commercial bank chartered and supervised by the federal government and operated by private individuals. National banks were created during the Civil War under the National Bank Act of 1863 to combat financial instability caused by state banks and to help finance the war effort. When these banks purchased federal bonds and deposited them with the comptroller of the currency, they were permitted to circulate national bank notes, thereby creating a stable, uniform national currency. After the Civil War, the government began to retire the bonds issued during the war, which reduced the number of national bank notes that could be issued. Concern over the inflexibility of national bank notes led to the formation of the Federal Reserve System in 1913, which all national banks were required to join. The U.S. Treasury assumed the obligation of issuing national bank notes in 1935, effectively ending the issue of money by private commercial banks
A bank chartered by the Comptroller of Currency under the National Bank Act
a commercial bank chartered by the federal government
A commercial bank that operates under a charter granted by a federal regulatory agency and is subject to regulation and supervision by federal regulators
A commercial bank operating under a federal charter and supervised and examined by the Office of the Comptroller of Currency The word "national" must appear in some form in the bank’s corporate title All national banks must belong to the Federal Reserve System and to FDIC
A commercial bank approved by the U S Comptroller of the Currency, which is required to be a member of and purchase stocks in the Federal Reserve System
ulusal banka