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Chapter One What Is a Bank? 1£®1 Origin of the Bank 1£®2 The Nature of Financial Intermediation 1£®3 The Role of Banks 1£®4 Transaction Costs 1£®5 Economies of Scale and Economies of Scope 1£®6 Asymmetric Information Chapter Two Why Do Banks Exist? 2£®1 Financial Intermediation and Delegated Monitoring 2£®2 The Benefits of Financial Intermediation Chapter Three Banking Activities 3£®1 Banks and Other Financial Institutions 3£®2 Structural and Conduct Deregulation 3£®3 Supervisory Re-regulation 3£®4 Competition 3£®5 Financial Innovation and the Adoption of New Technologies 3£®6 Responses to the Forces of Change Chapter Four Banking Services 4£®1 Payment Services 4£®2 Deposit and Lending Services 4£®3 Investment£¬ Pensions and Insurance Services 4£®4 E-banking 4£®5 Fintech Chapter Five Personal and Private Banks 5£®1 Traditional VS Modern Banking 5£®2 Universal Banking and the Bancassurance Trend 5£®3 Retail or Personal Banking 5£®4 Private Banking Chapter Six Corporate Banking and Investment Banking 6£®1 Corporate Banking 6£®2 Banking Services Used by Small Firms 6£®3 Banking Services for Mid-market and Large Corporate Clients 6£®4 Investment Banking Chapter Seven Rationale of International Banking 7£®1 International Banking 7£®2 A Brief History of International Banking 7£®3 Why Do Banks Go Overseas? Chapter Eight Types of International Banks and Services 8£®1 Types of International Banks 8£®2 International Bank Products and Services Chapter Nine Theory of Central Banking 9£®1 Main Functions of Central Banks 9£®2 How Does Monetary Policy Work? 9£®3 Functions and Instruments of Monetary Policy of a Central Bank 9£®4 Why Do Banks Need a Central Bank? Chapter Ten Central Banking in Practice 10£®1 Federal Reserve Bank 10£®2 The Bank of England 10£®3 The European Central Bank KEYS