21. OCC - CRA INFORMATION of the Comptroller of the currency; Board of Under its impetus, banks and thriftshave opened credit underwriting standards, and made substantial commitments http://www.occ.treas.gov/crainfo.htm

Home Contact the OCC Directory Subject Index ... Accessibility Community Reinvestment Act Information Search this Site: Search Tips What's New About the OCC Banker Education ... Treasury Homepage The Act (CRA) The CRA was enacted in 1977 to prevent redlining and to encourage banks and thrifts to help meet the credit needs of all segments of their communities, including low- and moderate-income neighborhoods. It extends and clarifies the longstanding expectation that banks will serve the convenience and needs of their local communities. The CRA and its implementing regulations require federal financial institution regulators to assess the record of each bank and thrift in helping to fulfill their obligations to the community and to consider that record in evaluating applications for charters or for approval of bank mergers, acquisitions, and branch openings. The federal financial institution regulators are: Office of the Comptroller of the Currency; Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System; Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation; and Office of Thrift Supervision. The law provides a framework for depository institutions and community organizations to work together to promote the availability of credit and other banking services to underserved communities. Under its impetus, banks and thrifts have opened new branches, provided expanded services, adopted more flexible credit underwriting standards, and made substantial commitments to state and local governments or community development organizations to increase lending to underserved segments of local economies and populations.

22. SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS ON ACCOUNTING FOR FOREIGN CURRENCY TRANSACTIONS BY JOIN renminbi exchange gain as a result of its sale of adjustment rate and the record shallbe made separately exchange is used to pay for foreign currency debts and http://www.novexcn.com/forex_transact_for_chin_jv.html

SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS ON ACCOUNTING FOR FOREIGN CURRENCY TRANSACTIONS BY JOINT VENTURES USING CHINESE AND FOREIGN INVESTMENT (Promulgated by the Ministry of Finance on December 31, 1987) SUBJECT: ACCOUNTANCY: FINANCE AND BANKING: FOREIGN EXCHANGE ISSUING-DEPT: MINISTRY OF FINANCE ISSUE-DATE: 12/31/1987 IMPLEMENT-DATE: 12/31/1987 LENGTH: 786 words TEXT: 1. Fixed assets, intangible assets, other assets and raw materials acquired by and the costs and expenses thereof paid for by the joint venture with funds contributed by the parties to the joint venture as investment subscribed and denominated in a currency other than the renminbi (including investment subscribed and paid during the start-up period and investment subscribed and paid after operations have been started) may be recorded in renminbi at the book exchange rate. The same applies to fixed assets, intangible assets, other assets and raw materials acquired by the costs and expenses thereof paid for by the joint venture with funds from foreign currency loans. 3. Joint ventures engaged in foreign currency credit business shall record their foreign currency receipts and payments in separate accounts according to their currency denominations. While preparing the period-end fiscal reports (accounting statements), the joint ventures shall record the period-end balances of all their foreign currency savings in banks and foreign currency receivable and payable accounts in renminbi using the prevailing exchange rates. The exchange gains and losses balance accrued from currency exchange transactions and transfer among various foreign exchange accounts within the current year shall be presented under the "Current Period Exchange Gains and Losses" item.

23. SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS ON ACCOUNTING FOR FOREIGN CURRENCY TRANSACTIONS BY JOIN record the renminbi exchange gain as result of its sale of adjustment rate and therecord shall be made separately is used to pay for foreign currency debts and http://www.novexcn.com/accounting_forex.html

SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS ON ACCOUNTING FOR FOREIGN CURRENCY TRANSACTIONS BY JOINT VENTURES USING CHINESE AND FOREIGN INVESTMENT SUBJECT: ACCOUNTANCY; FINANCE; FOREIGN EXCHANGE; JOINT-VENTURES ISSUING-DEPT: MINISTRY OF FINANCE ISSUE-DATE: 12/31/1987 IMPLEMENT-DATE: 12/31/1987 LENGTH: 762 words TEXT: 1. Fixed assets, intangible assets, othe rassets and raw materials acquired by and the costs and expenses thereof paid for by the joint venture with funds contributed by the parties to the joint venture as investment subscribed and denominated in a currency other than the renminbi (including investment subscribed and paid during the start-up period and investment subscribed and paid after operations have been started) may be recorded in renminbi at the book exchange rate. The same applies to fixed assets, intangible assets, other assets and raw materials acquired by the costs and expenses thereof paid for by the joint venture with funds from foreign currency loans. 3. Joint ventures engaged in foreign currency credit business shall record their foreign currency receipts and payments in separate accounts according to their currency denominateions. While preparing the period-end fiscal reports (accounting statements), the joint ventures shall record the period-end balances of all their foreign currency savings in banks and foreign currency receivable and payable accounts in renminbi using the prevailing exchange rates. The exchange gains and losses balance accrued from currency exchange transactions and transfer among various foreign exchange accounts within the current year shall be presented under the "Current Period Exchange Gains and Losses" item.

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June 08, 2004 Home About Australia Tourist Info Explore Australia ... Bookings Tourist Info Introduction Climate Communication Money Matters ... Driving etc. Australian Currency and its history With the establishment of the first colony of New South Wales in 1788, the need for currency soon became apparent. Convicts received no wages and the early settlers and military personnel had their needs supplied from communal stores. With only a small quantity of English and foreign coins brought with the First Fleet, most of the dealings in the first few years consisted of bartering, with rum being the main means of exchange. Handwritten notes of credit, issued by government officials and backed by the English treasury, were a common form of currency, but these were subject to counterfeiting and devaluation. The earliest currency used was English money, and also the Spanish dollar brought by the early ships. Because of the shortage of English money, and to prevent the Spanish dollars being taken back on the ships, Governor Macquarie had their centres cut out and they became known as 'holey dollars', while the cores became 'dumps'. In 1813 they had "New South Wales 1813" stamped on them, with "Five Shillings" on the reverse side. The 'dump' had "New South Wales 1813" stamped on their cleaned and smoothed surface with "Fifteen Pence" on the reverse side. In 1817 the Bank of New South Wales was established. The first issue of banknotes comprised five shillings, ten shillings, one pound and five pounds and paper tokens for one shilling, one shilling and sixpence, two shillings, and two shillings and sixpence. In 1825 the British Government imposed the sterling standard throughout its Empire and English coins were minted in Australia.

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26. Every Currency Crumbles J. S. G. Boggs, an American artist, has made an important And it is privileged tobe able to pay its overseas bills with dollars, the currency that it http://econ.gsia.cmu.edu/Freshman_Seminar/currency.htm

June 19, 1998 Every Currency Crumbles Forum Join a Discussion on Op-Eds By JAMES GRANT urrencies, being made of paper, are highly flammable, and governments are forever trying to put out the fires. Thus a half decade before the bonfire of the baht, the rupiah and the yen, there was the conflagration of the markka, the lira and the pound. The dollar, today's global standard of value, was smoldering ominously as recently as 1992. Monetary crises are almost as old as money. What is different today is the size of these episodes. It isn't every monetary era that features recurrent seismic shifts in the exchange values of so-called major currencies. On Wednesday morning, after coordinated American and Japanese intervention, the weakling yen became 5 percent less weak in a matter of hours. People with even a little bit of money ought to be asking what it's made of. J.S.G. Boggs, an American artist, has made an important contribution to monetary theory with his lifelike paintings of dollar bills. So authentic do these works appear at least at first glance, before Mr. Boggs's own signature ornamentation becomes apparent that the Secret Service has investigated him for counterfeiting. "All money is art," Mr. Boggs has responded. Currency management is a political art. The intrinsic value of a unit of currency is the cost of the paper and printing. The stated value of a unit of currency derives from the confidence of the holder in the promises of the issuing government.

27. World Currency comparison with the politicallyinspired Euro, a bastard currency which most ofthe world rightly holds in contempt. When it first made its misbegotten entry http://www.ardue.org.uk/world/currency.htm

Currency Sense and Nonsense 19 May, 2000 Contents List: Fundamentals of Currency Trading The US Dollar The 'Strong' Pound The Outlook for Britain ... An International Currency? Return to: World Views Ardue Front Page Related Essays: Business Focus for the Owner-Director Small Business — Good Business The Economy of Life Fundamentals of Currency Trading In a materialistic world, the monetary value of any good or service to you, dear reader, is whatever you are prepared to pay for it in whatever currency you happen to have available to you. My monetary valuation of the same good or service may be quite different, even if I use the same currency as you. The 'market value' of the good or service in question is merely the statistical mean of the widely varying values assigned to that good or service in the very large number of individual transactions that take place among the people who currently trade in the market for that good or service. If the traders in a market use different currencies, the relative values of these currencies is determined by comparing the market values of the goods or services each unit of a currency will buy at the time. This reflects the market expectation of what a unit of that currency will buy in the future. In a global market, some currencies are more 'popular' than others, and will therefore obtain 'better value for money' than less popular currencies. This is because traders who accept less popular currencies charge more for their goods and services to offset the risk inherent in holding an unpopular currency which may become still less popular before they have time to change it into their preferred currency. The price paid will also include a premium to cover the cost of exchange.

28. Libertarian.org of commodities which made up the definition of the private currency. 5 There wouldbe a premium on the selling price of the new currency over its redemption http://www.libertarian.org/LA/currcomp.html

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31. China Seen Keeping Yuan Currency Tied To Dollar - Jul. 7, 2003 is years away from opening its capital account and floating the currency. He added that doesn t mean that there cannot be some adjustments made along the way http://money.cnn.com/2003/07/07/news/international/china_yuan/

CNN/Money Web Autos Real Estate Money's Best Home ... Real-time Quotes CNN/Money Email newsletters Mobile news Money archives Buy story reprints ... Find a Mortgage SPECIAL OFFER News International China seen keeping yuan-dollar tie Morgan Stanley economist doesn't see currency floating soon despite pressure from trading partners. July 7, 2003: 9:58 AM EDT BEIJING (Reuters) - Morgan Stanley's top economist said Monday he is confident China will not bow to mounting pressure from major trading partners to revalue its dollar-pegged yuan currency. "I do not think that China is going to run the risk of accelerating its pace of opening up its capital markets because of adverse consequences in the global economy," said Stephen Roach, managing director and chief economist at the U.S. investment bank. China, the world's best performing major economy, with year-to-year growth of 9.9 percent in the first quarter, had become a scapegoat for weak performances elsewhere, he said. "I fully expect that the Chinese officials will address these tension points, but will not waver from their steadfast commitment on a medium- to longer-term basis of an open capital account and currency convertibility," Roach told reporters during a trip to China. The yuan trades in a very tight band around 8.27 to $1, meaning it has matched the dollar's slide against other currencies such as the euro over the past year.

32. EMecklai- Where Risk Meets Its Match The exchange is made at the GBP/USD rate agreed it receives in exchange, to repayits dollar borrowing India has permitted banks to arrange currency swaps with http://www.emecklai.com/mecklai/forex/information/NTFxTutorialsCurrencyMc.asp

home about us learning center price ticker ... contact us indian rupee short term forecast five year forecast outlook bankers poll ... historic data hedging programs hedging imports hedging exports derivatives rupee option prices cross currency options interest rate swaps currency swaps dr. risk's advice Don't risk what you can't afford to lose. charts majors rupee currency forecast majors saarc asean other asia ... latam currency swaps Introduction: Currency swaps involve an exchange of cash flows in two different currencies. It is generally used to raise funds in a market where the corporate has a comparative advantage and to achieve a portfolio in a different currency of his choice, at a cost lower than if he accessed the market of the second currency directly. However, since these types of swaps involve an exchange of two currencies, an exchange rate, generally the prevailing spot rate is used to calculate the amount of cash flows, apart from interest rates relevant to these two currencies. By its special nature, these instruments are used for hedging risk arising out of interest rates and exchange rates. Definition: A currency swap is a contract which commits two counter parties to an exchange, over an agreed period, two streams of payments in different currencies, each calculated using a different interest rate, and an exchange, at the end of the period, of the corresponding principal amounts, at an exchange rate agreed at the start of the contract.

33. Franchise Tax Board - Chapter 12 Functional Currency to be conducted primarily in the dollar since its loans are made either in the dollaror are tied to the dollar. As such the functional currency of B would be http://www.ftb.ca.gov/manuals/audit/water/WEMCh12f.html

Water's Edge Manual APPENDIX Chapter 12 Functional Currency f. Federal Provisions - Subpart J The Tax Reform Act of 86 added Subpart J (§§985 through 989) to the Internal Revenue Code. These provisions are effective for years beginning after December 31, 1986. The reasons for enacting the provisions of Subpart J were twofold: first, to bring foreign currency translation and transaction results for tax purposes more in line with FASB 52; second to simplify the rules. The topics by code section are the following: Section 985 Functional Currency Section 986 Section 987 Branch Transactions Section 988 Treatment of Certain Foreign Currency Transactions (Adopted by California for years beginning on or after January 1, 1988) Section 989 Other Definitions and Special Rules IRC §988, regarding classification of foreign currency transactions as ordinary or capital income, was the only section adopted by California. There is no specific authority to use the other sections of Subpart J for California purposes. (See Chapter 12(d), Water's-Edge Manual

34. Money And Its Making - Currency This change in currency took the Islanders some time to meaning that in Jersey 13pence made a shilling. 1873 the Mercantile Union Bank closed its doors with http://www.jerseyheritagetrust.org/collections/moneymaking/currency.html

Coins were first introduced into Jersey in the 1st Century BC. At this early stage coins were simply used in cycles of gift exchange between elites and between elites and their clients. During the 1st Century BC jersey was located in the middle of a highly significant commercial shipping route between the ports of Alet (St Malo) and Hengistbury Head, in Dorset. Coins on display at the Jersey Museum A number of important coin hoards have been discovered in Jersey from this period. One major hoard found at La Marquanderie in St Brelade contained and astonishing 12,000 coins. It is the coins of the Coriosolites that are the most common in Jersey. They were the tribe that occupied north eastern Brittany in the 1st century BC. The wealth of the Coriosolite chieftains was based on the trade of wine and prestige goods and perhaps also on piracy. In Jersey currency was reckoned in livre tournois, sou and liard until, in 1834 the States adopted the English system of reckoning currency in pounds, shillings and pence. This change in currency took the Islanders some time to adjust to; 520 sous became the equivalent of a British Sovereign. The half-penny and the sou were roughly the same value and as 520 sous made a pound meaning that in Jersey 13 pence made a shilling. It wasn’t until 1876 that the English figure of 12 pennies to the shilling was adopted. Jersey currently has a reputation as an offshore banking centre, however less well known is the fact that in the 19th century there was also a proliferation of banks in the Island. As well as three principle banks, the Old Bank, the Commercial Bank and The Jersey Banking Company, there was the Jersey Joint Stock Bank, a Methodist concern, the Mercantile Union and the Channel Islands Bank. Each parish also had it’s own bank and a number of private individuals also issued their own bank notes.

35. Currency to make money off of a weaker partner, demands have to be made not just Of coursein this way, the exhaustion of its currency reserves is all too foreseeable http://www.gegenstandpunkt.com/english/currency.html

[GegenStandpunkt Index] [revised and translated from GegenStandpunkt: Politische Vierteljahreszeitschrift , Gegenstandpunkt Verlag, Munich] Currency and its Value The Competition of Nations for the Wealth of the World No one has any doubt that the exchange rate of currencies is of great importance national point of view of national accounts There are obvious advantages for assessing exchange rates from this point of view.  Their way of looking at currency movements doesn’t stoop to evaluate the state of the national currency as a mere condition for one or another private include the concerns of the business world in their calculations:  they acknowledge success and failure in the fields of foreign trade and international credit as decisive factors of their own accounts, and consequently as relevant data for assessing the state of their currency.  Conversely, they view their own budgetary conduct as a factor that affects the exchange rate as well as growth;  whereas foreign exchange traders who on their part deal with the exchange rate as a factor in their calculations take the intimate association of finance ministers and central banks with money as grounds for holding them responsible for their difficulties. The commentaries published in the business section of a newspaper are not interested in the explanation consequences that these movements might have for the success of this or that economic interest. What passes for

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37. Texas In 1864 - Worthless Currency currency at its value in the market. Treasury warrants could be substituted forthe coupons as they were paid into the treasury, and a provision made for http://www.adena.com/adena/usa/cw/cw169.htm

Joint Committee on Reconstruction Governor Pendleton Murrah Texas in 1864 - Worthless Currency Message of Governor Pendleton Murrah to the extra session of the tenth legislature. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, AUSTIN, May THE CURRENCY Congress owned the fact that the confederate currency was almost worthless, and provided for its withdrawal from circulation. The act was bold, if not approved by wisdom and good faith. It was an act of financial destruction, if not of financial skill. They created, they destroyed. I have no comments to make. I shall deal with the legislation of Congress as it affects the finances of the State. It is necessary to look beyond a few months, or mere temporary arrangements, in referring to the financial policy of this State. The issue of treasury warrants was very properly arrested, to prevent them from being paid out in connexion with confederate notes, and at the same deprecaited rates. The question is now distincly propounded to you, and must be answered by your legislation, whether you will continue the same financial system, depend entirely upon confederate notes in all their fluctuations and rapid changes as to value and form, or adopt a diferent system. This system has been fully tried, and the results to the State are fully before you. The new currency will doubtless be better than the present, and may continue so for some time; but how long, none can tell. What value will be placed upon the new issue is for the future to determine; but the habit is established by the people, in the use of confederate money, of receiving and paying it out at its market value. The confederate government has not only proclaimed the present currency depreciated, but it long since taxed gold in proportion to its superiour value over confederate notes.

38. Australian Currency prior to federation, the state Premiers had made the decision why they have earnedtheir place on our currency. 17.7 inches) long and depends on its spines for http://members.ozemail.com.au/~enigman/australia/currency.html

Australian Currency Menu Notes Five Dollar Note Ten Dollar Note Twenty Dollar Note Fifty Dollar Note ... Employment in Australia Australian Australian Capital Territory New South Wales Northern Territory Queensland ... Western Australia History At 1.00 p.m. on 1st. January 1901, in Sydney, after the Australian states had begrudgingly agreed to relinquish some of their sovereign powers in the common interest, the new Commonwealth of Australia was created when Australia's first Governor-General, Lord Hopetoun gave the oath of allegiance to Prime Minister, Edmund Barton before a crowd of 150,000 in Centennial Park in sweltering heat. The new Federal Government had been formed on 25th. December 1900, and was to reside in Melbourne, the temporary Federal capital of Australia, until a more suitable site was found. The Federal Parliament was officially opened by the Duke of Cornwall and York, (later King George V) on 9th.May 1901, in front of 14,000 invited guests in Melbourne's Exhibition Building amongst public disquiet in regard to the sky-rocketing costs of the celebrations. During the many conventions held prior to federation, the state Premiers had made the decision to authorise the new Federal Government to issue a uniform currency which, amongst other things, reflected our standing as an individual nation and no longer a collection of colonies subject to direct British rule.It took another nine years before the scheme actually got under way.

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40. Prixdevisepaiement If a price is fixed in the importer s currency, this will lead to the exporterreceiving less in its local currency when the conversion is made. http://www.eur-export.com/anglais/apptheo/marketing/prix/prixdevisepaiementa.htm

Conditions of sale Payment method Incoterm Payment currency Within the framework of setting the export price, the exporter is confronted with difficult choices when it comes to the payment currency. This is a crucial decision, as it can have a significant effect on the exporter's performance in foreign markets. Exchange rates of most currencies fluctuate, which leads to an exchange risk , both for the exporter and the importer. At the moment the price is set, neither party knows what the future exchange rate will be for the payment currency chosen. This exchange rate can have a direct effect on the price, and thus on the exporter's margin If the importer's currency is susceptible to devaluation or depreciation, it is preferable that the exporter sets the price in its own currency so that, when payment is made, it receives the correct amount in its own currency. The importer, on the other hand, must pay more in its local currency to meet its debt. If a price is fixed in the importer's currency, this will lead to the exporter receiving less in its local currency when the conversion is made. To a certain extent, the sales price can include the costs of a covering the risk, or be increased by a given percentage to cover possible risks associated with variations in exchange rate.

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