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Agent bank

A bank that has been authorized by an individual to act as his/her agent. An Agent bank would typically provide services such as back-office operations, processing of Credit applications, and verification services.

Related Terms: 9 Agent bank, Agent, Authorize, Call, Credit, FICA, Ratio, ROC, ROCE
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