What is a Banking Law course?

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    Jiya Singh

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    Banking Law is a body of law that controls how banks and other financial organizations operate. It is a complicated and ever-changing field of law that covers a wide range of matters, including banking regulation, which addresses the laws and regulations that banks must follow in order to function. This includes capital adequacy, liquidity, and risk management regulations.

    Banking transactions also involve the various types of transactions that banks engage in, such as lending, borrowing, and investing. It also addresses the rights and responsibilities of banks and their consumers in these transactions.

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