PORTFOLIO CONTAINING DIFFERENT

FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
BANKS

A bank can have different types of assets, including physical assets, such as
equipment and land; loans, including interest from consumer and business loans;
reserves, or holdings of deposits of the central bank and vault cash; and
investments, or securities.
Insurance companies

Insurance companies assess the risk and charge premiums for various types of
insurance coverage. If an insured event occurs and you suffer damages, the
insurance company pays you up to the agreed amount of the insurance policy. The
way insurance companies work, they can pay this and still make a profit.
Cooperatives

Cooperative are people-centred enterprises owned, controlled and run by

and for their members to realize their common economic, social, and cultural needs
and aspirations. Cooperatives bring people together in a democratic and equal way.
Lending Companies

Whether you're referring to a bank that sells many financial products or a company
that sells only mortgages, mortgage lending companies are financial institutions
that lend money to help people buy or refinance their homes.
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FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

Presented by:
RALPH CHRISTIAN SANCHEZ
BS HM2B
ID NO. 3455

Presented to:
Mrs. Perlita F. Tomas, Ed.D.
Instructor