Difference between revisions of "Bank of Shartak"
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| − | The [[1st Imperial Bank]] is a commercial financial institution run by the [[1st Imperial Privateers Regiment]]. It is the only bank on [[Shartak Island]], with branches in [[Durham]], [[Derby]], [Raktam]], and [[York]]. Each branch is located within 1 square of a trader's hut. | + | The [[1st Imperial Bank]] is a commercial financial institution run by the [[1st Imperial Privateers Regiment]]. It is the only bank on [[Shartak Island]], with branches in [[Durham]], [[Derby]], [[Raktam]] (oddly, the most popular branch), and [[York]]. Each branch is located within 1 square of a trader's hut. |
The branches are each operated by branch managers, being: | The branches are each operated by branch managers, being: | ||
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2. loans, with varying rates of interest. | 2. loans, with varying rates of interest. | ||
| − | 3. inter-branch transfers, allowing account holders to transfer funds from one branch to another to third parties, for a service fee of 10 GCs. | + | 3. inter-branch transfers, allowing account holders to transfer funds from one branch to another to third parties, for a service fee of 10 GCs. Funds transfers are only limited by the amount of cash held by the paying branch. |
All transactions are transparent and are recorded on the bank's website, at www.incandescentboard.com | All transactions are transparent and are recorded on the bank's website, at www.incandescentboard.com | ||
Revision as of 04:09, 27 December 2006
The 1st Imperial Bank is a commercial financial institution run by the 1st Imperial Privateers Regiment. It is the only bank on Shartak Island, with branches in Durham, Derby, Raktam (oddly, the most popular branch), and York. Each branch is located within 1 square of a trader's hut.
The branches are each operated by branch managers, being:
Hideo Inakajimita in Durham
Dappled Shadow in Raktam
Kristoffer Schanz in Derby
Ibn al Xuffasch in York.
Services offered by the Bank include:
1. deposits, with a regular dividend paid to large accounts.
2. loans, with varying rates of interest.
3. inter-branch transfers, allowing account holders to transfer funds from one branch to another to third parties, for a service fee of 10 GCs. Funds transfers are only limited by the amount of cash held by the paying branch.
All transactions are transparent and are recorded on the bank's website, at www.incandescentboard.com
