Retail Banking Sample Clauses

Retail Banking. The principal retail banking business comprises retail residential mortgages, credit cards, personal loans and overdrafts, deposit-taking and wealth management.
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Retail Banking. (a) The Lessee shall select and thereafter enter into an agreement or agreement with a qualified retail banking operator or operators (which Person or entity is sometimes hereinafter referred to as the “Retail Bank Operator”) providing for such Retail Bank Operator to operate a service, within Concession Areas, performing one or more of the following functions as agreed between them: the maintaining of accounts, receipt and/or disbursement of funds and including automatic teller machine service and foreign currency exchange (hereinafter called the “Retail Banking Service”), subject in all respects to Section 73 hereof including, but not limited to, the requirement to obtain a permit from the Port Authority authorizing such Retail Bank Operator to operate a Retail Banking Service.
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Retail Banking. We operate a network of seven branch offices located in Dougherty, Lee, Worth and Tattnall counties in Georgia, two branches located in Ocala, Florida, and one branch located in Lake City, Florida. In addition, we have announced expansion plans to add five branches in four additional markets in 2010. Each office is staffed with knowledgeable banking professionals who strive to deliver quality service.
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Retail Banking. 250 Section 80. Other Consumer Services..................................... 251
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Retail Banking. The Employee shall continue to devote her best efforts and substantially all her business time and attention to the business and affairs of the Bank and its subsidiaries and affiliated companies.
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