What is the meaning of dd in bank?
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demand draft
Demand draft
dd in bank
Demand draft UniCredit Bank Slovenia NLB Group Truth in Savings Act Sberbank Europe Group APEKS-BANK Erste Group Diamond–Dybvig model Splitska banka Addiko Bank
A <b>demand draft</b> is a negotiable instrument similar to a bill of exchange. A <b>bank</b> 
issues a <b>demand draft</b> to a client (drawer), directing another <b>bank</b> (drawee) or 
one&nbsp;... ... which UniCredit Group acquired <b>Bank</b> Austria&#39;s parent company 
HypoVereinsbank in 2005 (in turn acquired <b>Bank</b> Austria and <b>Bank</b> Austria 
Creditanstalt <b>d.d.</b>&nbsp;... NLB Group is the largest <b>banking</b> and financial group in Slovenia. The Group 
comprises NLB ... http://www.gooya.si/, Gooja IT d.o.o. &quot;Nova Ljubljanska banka 
<b>d.d.</b> Ljubljana - Združenje <b>bank</b> Slovenije - GIZ&quot;. zbs-giz.si. Retrieved 6 August 
2017. The Truth in Savings Act (TISA) is a United States federal law that was passed on 
December 19, 1991. It was part of the larger Federal Deposit Insurance 
Corporation Improvement Act of 1991 and is implemented by Regulation <b>DD</b>. ... 
Nicknames, Bank Enterprise Act of 1991. Enacted by, the 102nd United States 
Congress. Subsidiaries, Sberbank BH <b>d.d.</b> Sarajevo; Sberbank <b>d.d.</b>; Sberbank CZ, a.s.; 
branch Sberbank Direct (Germany); Sberbank Magyarorszag Zrt.; Sberbank 
Srbija a.d. Beograd; Sberbank banka <b>d.d.</b>. Website, www.sberbank.at. Sberbank 
Europe Group (Sberbank Europe AG) is a <b>banking</b> group headquartered in 
Vienna,&nbsp;... The <b>Bank</b> carries out its activities according to the <b>Bank&#39;s</b> Charter, <b>banking</b> 
license No 255 <b>dd</b>. 18 November 2011., General license for foreign exchange&nbsp;... Also in 2000, three small Croatian <b>banks</b> were merged to create Erste &amp; 
Steiermärkische <b>Bank d.d.</b>, following their takeovers as of 1997 by Erste <b>Bank</b> 
and the&nbsp;... The Diamond–Dybvig model is an influential model of <b>bank</b> runs and related 
financial crises. The model shows how <b>banks</b>&#39; mix of illiquid assets and liquid&nbsp;... Splitska banka was a Croatian <b>banking</b> company based in Split, Croatia. It was 
one of the ... banka was sold to the French group Société Générale, which 
prompted the <b>bank</b> to change its name to Société Générale - Splitska banka <b>d.d.</b>. However, the <b>bank</b> itself did not have a <b>banking</b> license in Austria, which now 
owned by Austrian Anadi <b>Bank</b>,&nbsp;...
demand draft
Demand draft