Canadian Banker articles from September 1994

Canadian Banker archives from September 1994

Learning where to find financing.
September 1, 1994... A new series of case studies is designed for post-secondary students -- and teachers. THEY MAY BE STRONG IN AREAS such as management methods and marketing, but small-business courses at Canada's business schools and community colleges seldom...

Data banks. (changes brought about by information superhighway on banking)(includes related articles)
September 1, 1994... Nowhere is the information revolution having a more profound effect than in banking -- computer networks and communications technology are transforming the entire financial-services industry. Join us for a trip down the information highway......

Just the facts, ma'am. (discrimination of banks against businesswomen)
September 1, 1994... The media are fond of reporting that banks don't give women entrepreneurs an even break. But these influential business women don't believe everything they read. IT'S A STORY THE PRESS NEVER seems to tire of. "Bank bias against businesswomen,"...

From GATT to GATS. (General Agreement on Trade in Services)
September 1, 1994... New global opportunities for Canadian banks have been opened up by the completion of the Uruguay Round of the GATT and the creation of a new General Agreement on Trade in Services. SMALL WONDER BANKERS watched closely as Canada and its more...

Taking credit personally. (consumer credit)
September 1, 1994... CONSUMER CREDIT -- PERSONAL LOANS AND residential mortgages -- amounted to $417 billion at the end of 1993, only $92 billion shy of the $509 billion in outstanding business credit (see this page, July/August issue). Almost three-quarters ($312...