Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Development Banking: The Issue of Public and Private Development Banking
Senate Bill January 15, 1969 of the Community self-determination Act of 1969banks4 is analyzed to determine if operational differences in the two types of banks are evident.
Development banks are unique financial institutions in underdeveloped countries. They Specialize in providing high-risk, long - term financing for the purpose of industrialization. Herein li�s the fundamental differ ence between a development bank and the traditional commercial bank, the latter type of bank almost never deals in long-term finance in underdeveloped countries.
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