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      Банковские технологии: электронные деньги, электронное банковское обслуживание, электронная торговля

      Учебные задачи

      1. Изучить банковские технологии: электронные деньги, электронное банковское обслуживание и электронную торговлю.

      2. Изучить влияние электронной торговли на формирование финансовой политики банков и провести аналогию между банками и коммуникационными компаниями.

      3. Представить электронное банковское обслуживание как систему поставки, базирующуюся на электронном переводе средств.

      4. Объяснить составляющие электронного банковского обслуживания – автоматические расчетные центры, банкоматы, компьютеризированные кассовые терминалы.

      5. Представить банковское обслуживание на дому как значительное достижение конца XX в., а банковское

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