A banker or bank is a credit institution whose principal
activity is to act as paying agent for the customers and to
borrow and lend. The modern bank was founded for the first time
in Italy in Genoa in 1406, the name of Banco di San Giorgio.
Many other financial activities were added over time. For
example, the banks are important players in financial markets
and offer financial services like mutual funds. In some
countries such as Germany, banks are the primary owners of
industrial enterprises, while in other countries like the U.S.
banks are prohibited in possession of non-financial
corporations. In Japan, banks in general and the networking of
the hand is known zaibatsu. In France, the “bancassurance” very
present, like most banks, insurance companies (and now Real
Estate Services) offers its customers. The banks have dominated
business and politics for centuries. Historically, the main
purpose of a bank on loans to commercial enterprises. Banks
provided funds for the company if the purchases of assets and