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bank paper

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bank paper
n.
1. Bank notes considered as a group.
2. Securities, drafts, bills of exchange, and other commercial paper acceptable by a bank.


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Content also includes coverage of established systems such as point-of-sale systems, debit cards, credit cards, ATMs, corporate, consumer and bank paper checks, cash, and electronic fund transfers.
"Journal of Payment Systems Law" from Sheshunoff Information by Business Publisher
Now, when the population is dying of hunger, the banks are earning like never before:' says Oscar Garcia Mendoza, president of Banco Venezolano de Credito, which has not purchased government bonds, although it does buy Central Bank paper.
Feast or famine by Ceaser, Mike / Latin Trade
Those offenders who use a note to communicate their intentions generally give the teller a handwritten message that they prepare on some type of readily available bank paper (such as a deposit slip) at the institution just prior to the robbery.
The Chicago Bank Robbery Initiative by Loch, Ronald John / The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
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