Banking license
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Under most jurisdictions, a banking license is a prerequisite for a financial institution that wants to provide banking services,[1] such as taking deposits from the general public.
A non-banking financial company is an institution that provides financial services without meeting the legal definition of a bank, such as holding a banking license.
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- ^ Bank License Benefits of a Bank License
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