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Gli assegni
- 1. Gruppo 2 Gabriele Summa Marco Mecca Gabriele Lorusso Alex Pace Maurizio De Carlo Giuseppe Mancino
- 2. Assegni L’ASSEGNO BANCARIO È UN TITOLO DI CREDITO CON IL QUALE UN SOGGETTO (TRAENTE), TITOLARE DI UN RAPPORTO DI CONTO CORRENTE BANCARIO, IMPARTISCE ALLA BANCA(TRATTARIO) L’ORDINE DI PAGARE A VISTA UNA DETERMINATA SOMMA DI DENARO A FAVORE DI UN ALTRO SOGGETTO (BENEFICIARIO) O DI SE STESSO. L’ASSEGNO CIRCOLARE È UN TITOLO DI CREDITO ALL’ORDINE CON IL QUALE UNA BANCA SI IMPEGNA A PAGARE A VISTA UNA SOMMA DI DENARO A FAVORE DI UN DETERMINATO SOGGETTO.
- 3. Sono messi in causa tre soggetti: Traente = chi emette l’assegno Trattario = la banca Beneficiario = il creditore, cioè colui che ha diritto a ricevere la somma di denaro indicata sull’assegno
- 4. Esistono due tipi di assegni: Assegno bancario Assegno circolare La differenza tra uno e l’altro è che l’assegno circolare viene emesso dalla banca con la clausola di non trasferibilità nell’ipotesi che superi un determinato importo. L’assegno bancario, invece, viene emesso da un correntista e può essere trasferito da un soggetto ad un altro quando manca la clausola di non trasferibilità. L’assegno bancario può essere a vuoto quando la banca verifica che il correntista non ha fondi disponibili sul conto corrente. Infine, per poter emettere un assegno circolare la banca deve essere autorizzata dalla Banca d’Italia.
- 5. Fonti: “Con noi in azienda” Fortuna e Montanaro editrice Le Monnier Scuola