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Banking has evolved over thousands of years from systems used to count tokens representing personal wealth in ancient Mesopotamia, to the oldest continuously operating bank being founded in 1472 in Italy. Banking in the US aims to serve local communities' needs for credit and deposit services, having originated from pawnbroking, with usury traditionally referring to interest rates exceeding what is considered normal or reasonable according to norms or laws.
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- 1. Openly Disruptive Disruptive Diner – Alternative Transactions
- 2. Numbers evolved from a system of counting token to keep accounts of personal wealth in Ancient Mesopotamia (3400 BC).
- 3. Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena (1472, Italy) is the oldest continuously operating bank in the world.
- 4. An ad for banking from 1907
- 5. The purpose of banking in the U.S. is to serve the convenience and needs of communities for credit and deposit services.
- 6. Banking evolved from pawnbroking.
- 7. Usury has come to mean interest that exceeds a norm or law…an amount not normal, reasonable, or proper.
- 9. Usury – “he who lends expecting to get back something more or better than he has loaned.” Martin Luther
- 10. Bank: a table, bar, desk, bench, or counter.
- 11. “Banking is the facilitator of prosperity in the community.” attr. Alexander Hamilton