Public bank

For other uses, see Public bank (disambiguation).

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A public bank is a bank, a financial institution, in which a state or public actors are the owners. It is a company under state control.^[1]

Public banks by States

Argentina

Banco de la Nación Argentina
Banco Provincia
Banco Ciudad

Brazil

Chile

Banco del Estado de Chile

France

La Banque Postale (Created on January 1, 2006 through the transfer of financial services of La Poste)
Caisse des Depots et Consignations
Crédit Municipal de Paris

Germany

German public bank

Iceland

Italy

Tavola Pecuniaria, first historical model of the system of public banks (XV century)
Banca d'Italia

Norway

DnB NOR

Portugal

Caixa Geral de Depósitos

Russia

Vnesheconombank

Spain

Argentaria

U.S.

Bank of North Dakota

See also

Bank of North Dakota

References

↑ Banque publique : une entreprise bancaire qui dépend de l’État - ComprendreChoisir.com

External links

Public Banking Institute, USA

Public services

Municipalization Nationalization Progressive tax

Concepts	Public administration Public domain Public health Public interest Public land Public ownership Public policy Public procurement Public value

Basic services	Civil service Fire department Law enforcement Postal service Savings system Public broadcasting Public transport

Public utility	Electric utility Oil & gas Telecommunication Municipal broadband Public water system Waste management

Public works	Infrastructure Public bank Public hospital Public library Public school Public space Public university

Social services	Single-payer health care National health insurance Public housing Social insurance Social pension Social security

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