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Banker's Bank

A bank that provides loans and other services to small banks in local communities. Because they provide capital to (and therefore spread risk over) a large number of local banks, banker's banks enable community banks to provide retail services for a lower expense than otherwise would be possible. Banker's banks originated in Minnesota in 1975.
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PCBB is a leading bankers' bank serving community-based financial institutions (FI's) across the entire U.S.
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The traditional functions, may be categorized into two-group like: firstly, the primary actions adding issue of notes, bankers' bank, banker to government, lender of the last resort, conduct of monetary policy and supervision and regulation of the financial scheme.
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