Learn how banks are run, from shareholders to the president, and how authority is organized and applied.
This edition presents the structure of bank administration, explaining who holds power, how it is delegated, and why clear responsibility matters. It covers the roles of shareholders, directors, presidents, cashiers, and other officers, and how larger banks expand leadership to meet growing needs. The text also illustrates how capitalization, governance, and legal liabilities shape daily operations.
What you’ll experience:
- A clear overview of bank control and the duties of key officers
- Insights into how ownership and board governance steer policy
- Descriptions of how authority is delegated, supervised, and balanced
- Examples of practical considerations, such as responsibilities and liabilities in practice
Ideal for readers of nonfiction on banking history and practice, this edition helps outline the framework behind everyday bank operations and decisions.