Business Finance

1. Provides small loans and other financial services to persons with low or no regular income.
5. Allows persons abroad to send money to their home country.
7. Its job is to monitor the operations of the financial system, to control inflation and to licence other backs operating in the country.
8. Enable persons to buy goods using card and then pay for them later.
10. Enables customers to manage their bank account. They can log on securely using a password and access their banking records, including recent transactions as well as statements going back a number of years.
11. A locked container located in a bank's vaults, and is used for storing a customer's valuables(Such as jewellery and gold).
12. A privately owned financial institution that provides services to businesses and individuals with the aim of making a profit.
13. Not-for-profit organisations set up and owned by their members, such as nurses, teachers and police.
14. Accepts the risk on behalf of that pay premiums into a central pool.
15. Mutual organisations that originally lent capital for building of houses and the purchasing of property.

2. Provides low-interest loans and grants to entrepreneurs such as farmers and the fishing industry.
3. Financial institutions provide advice to customers about investment decisions.
4. A storage box on the outside of a bank. It is used by traders to store cash taking and other valuables overnight.
6. Enable payments to be made between one customer and another.
9. A bank can act as a trust for someone else.