U2 DB In reexamining the course IP assignments of Units 1 thru 4, I don’t seem to have any questions just yet. I have elected to benefit from the learning resources which organizing the lesson objectives making for easier interpretation and retention of relevant information. I trust that completion of IP assignments, indulging in the course learning resources, and discussion board participation will all effect a much desirable Unit 5 outcome. For the most part, I have elected to follow a simplified approach to preparing and composing a comprehensive project that speaks to the quality of my research. Information shall be sourced from various avenues including Intellipath study, lessons delivered in MUSE format, chapter reading assignments from class text, and independent research that derived from peer-review articles, finance books, and the Internet. Combining information this way helps me to get and remain focused and manageable throughout the research and writing phases. This approach further allows me to connect the overarching of information from Units 1-4 into a solid perspective to write about in the Unit 5 Comp Project. Most notably, between domestic banks and international banks can be realized from two perspectives – location and the types of services offered (Editorial Board, 2015, 48-49). Regarding locations of operations, domestic banks operate only within their nation of origin, while international banks may conduct much of their large financial transactions in nations other than that which they consider their home. They may interact within in the financial market domestically and globally. US companies will invest and conduct their international finance activities through international banks for several reasons respectively. Primarily, US companies invest in offshore banking to 1) increase visibility within the global market, and 2) support the international banking needs of their travelling or expat customers. Ultimately, businesses were always looking for ways to save money. The laws and regulations of many foreign countries may often provide a “haven” of services that insure the integrity of client’s money by designing services with the sole purpose of shielding those accounts & assets. These international banks protect the company accounts from any legal interference, including seizure of said assets due to being accused, investigated, and prosecuted by domestic government. When US companies are judged in a domestic court of law and found to be guilty by a jury of their peers for using the international banking system to launder or to clean or just hide the money in effort to avoid paying taxes on their earnings abroad. This practice is most often referred to in the US as tax evasion and is illegal in the US. ** (2015) Editorial Board. Global Financial Management. Words of Wisdom, LLC – Schaumburg, IL *** John Barrymore ...

1. U2 DB
In reexamining the course IP assignments of Units 1 thru 4, I
don’t seem to have any questions just yet. I have elected to
benefit from the learning resources which organizing the lesson
objectives making for easier interpretation and retention of
relevant information. I trust that completion of IP assignments,
indulging in the course learning resources, and discussion board
participation will all effect a much desirable Unit 5 outcome.
For the most part, I have elected to follow a simplified approach
to preparing and composing a comprehensive project that speaks
to the quality of my research. Information shall be sourced from
various avenues including Intellipath study, lessons delivered in
MUSE format, chapter reading assignments from class text, and
independent research that derived from peer-review articles,
finance books, and the Internet. Combining information this
way helps me to get and remain focused and manageable
throughout the research and writing phases. This approach
further allows me to connect the overarching of information
from Units 1-4 into a solid perspective to write about in the
Unit 5 Comp Project.
Most notably, between domestic banks and international banks
can be realized from two perspectives – location and the types
of services offered (Editorial Board, 2015, 48-49). Regarding
locations of operations, domestic banks operate only within
their nation of origin, while international banks may conduct
much of their large financial transactions in nations other than
that which they consider their home. They may interact within
in the financial market domestically and globally.
US companies will invest and conduct their international

2. finance activities through international banks for several
reasons respectively. Primarily, US companies invest in
offshore banking to 1) increase visibility within the global
market, and 2) support the international banking needs of their
travelling or expat customers. Ultimately, businesses were
always looking for ways to save money. The laws and
regulations of many foreign countries may often provide a
“haven” of services that insure the integrity of client’s money
by designing services with the sole purpose of shielding those
accounts & assets. These international banks protect the
company accounts from any legal interference, including seizure
of said assets due to being accused, investigated, and prosecuted
by domestic government. When US companies are judged in a
domestic court of law and found to be guilty by a jury of their
peers for using the international banking system to launder or to
clean or just hide the money in effort to avoid paying taxes on
their earnings abroad. This practice is most often referred to in
the US as tax evasion and is illegal in the US.
** (2015) Editorial Board. Global Financial Management.
Words of Wisdom, LLC – Schaumburg, IL
***
John Barrymore