Merchant banks
Merchant banks is banks that provide not only all the consumer and commercial services a regular bank provides but also offer credit, investment, and consulting services in an attempt to satisfy all the financial service needs of their clients; usually these banks invest a substantial share of their own equity capital in a customer’s commercial project.
Category: Banking & Finance
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