Case Study: Central Bank Of Canada-Banque Du Canada

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Central Bank Case
Central Bank of Canada-Banque du Canada
I. Roles and Mandates of Banque du Canada
According to the preamble in the Bank of Canada Act,(Weir, 2012) the Bank's mandate is to:
1. Regulate credit and currency
2. Control and protect the external value of the national monetary unit
3. Use monetary action to mitigate fluctuations in the general level of production, trade prices, and employment.
The Bank administers the nation’s currency, protects its value, and acts as the government's and chartered banks' official banker. The Bank of Canada's most important function is to set monetary policies that will promote a healthy economy. This is accomplished primarily through taking steps to raise and lower interest rates.
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The organization of the Bank integrated new functions with functions that already existed elsewhere. Bank note operations were transferred from the Department of Finance when the Bank opened, and the offices of the Receiver General across the country became the agencies of the Bank. A new Research Division was established to provide information and advice on financial developments and on general business conditions at home and abroad. The Foreign Exchange Division and the Securities Division became operative almost immediately, though the transfer of the Public Debt Division from the Department of Finance was delayed until suitable quarters were available. This did not occur until 1938, following completion of the present Bank of Canada building at 234 Wellington Street. (Banque du Canada, 2016) In the midst of the Great Depression, the Crown-in-Council attempted to uplift the people, and created two national corporations: the Canadian Radio Broadcasting Commission (CRBC), and the Bank of Canada. The former, established in 1932, was seen as a means to keep the country unified and uplifted in these harsh economic times. Many poor citizens found radio as an escape and used it to …show more content…

For example in Japan, when the clients send the credits proposal, one of crew in the commercial bank will come to the client’s home as the guess and not showing the real identity or they might used different legal identity, in order to search the information of the client and looking for the truth of the data that have been send to the bank as the credits proposal. If all of the data is true, the banks will considered whether the proposal accepted or rejected, and if the data is not true, automaticaly the credit proposal will rejected by the banks. (Japan, 2016)
Not only in Japan, there are another commersial bank that have their own way to give the credit to the client’s. For example in Commercial Bank of Canadian, when they willing to give credits to the clients they will search the information in specifics about the client and also the family’s of the clients that wanted to lend money to the bank. (L. Canada, 2016) Included :
A job and verifiable income, if the client don’t have either, they will be hard pressed to find institution or even anyone that willing to lend them money. Because no body won’t to take risk with giving lend to someone that have not

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