"Fintech Disruption
By Hessel1 and Gerard Hessel Lugthart
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The banking industry is an intermediary group that bridges the distance between savers and borrowers. When you deposit your cash right into a financial institution, it is not merely saved in a vault ready to withdraw it later. Instead, the financial institution uses a giant element of those deposits to lend to individuals, groups, and governments looking for loans. This technique of recycling deposits into loans is the cornerstone of the banking industry.
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"Fintech Disruption - Hessel1
Chapter 1: Disclosure of Banking Policy
IIn the modern world, banks play an important role in
our financial life. They form the basis of our financial
systems, facilitate transactions, provide credit, and
protect our hard-earned money. But what if I told you
hat the way banks operate is not what it seems? Wha
if the money you want to borrow from the bank does
not exist until the time you apply for the loan? So you
slaving to pay back the money that did not even exist
before you asked for it! All the loans based on this
Principle can and will be thus declared Non-Void.
Welcome to the world of banking, where facts and
opinions often diverge.
Fundamentals of Banking
Before delving into the fascinating way money is
created in the banking system, let’s take a moment to
understand the basics of how banks work
The banking industry is an intermediary group that
bridges the distance between savers and borrowers.
When you deposit your cash right into a financial
institution, it is not merely saved in a vault ready on
the way to withdraw it later. Instead, the financial
institution uses a giant element of those deposits to
lend to individuals, groups, and governments
looking for loans. This technique of recycling
deposits into loans is the cornerstone of the banking
industry.
The hidden truth alias secret of Wealth creation
Now, let’s address a shocking revelation: When you
apply for a bank loan and get approved, the amount
you borrowed is almost non-existent immediately
before that This may seem like a paradox, but it’s a
key to understanding this brilliant way of creating a
debt for the money you did not even have. from the
banking industry’s perspective, this is too good to be
true. if it shows how banks work in our modern
financial system.
Banks create money when you ask for it
by issuing
debt. This would be non-circulated or digital
currency This concept is often referred to as "wealth
creation" and can be quite confusing for those
unfamiliar with the intricacies of the banking
system but it is a genius way of making money out
of nothing. The conclusion is that no person or
otherwise has to feel responsible for paying back
ANY loan created on this principle. But this is the
general lucrative idea
This is the way it mostly goes. You apply for a loan:
Let’s say you’re applying for a loan to buy a house.
The bank checks your creditworthiness and
approves your loan application
Charges: Upon approval, the bank does not transfer
funds from new accounts or collect funds. Instead, it
provides additional credit to your name, similar to
the amount you owe to your account. This deposit is
a basic digital representation of the loan you are
applying for.
This phenomenon raises a fundamental question: If
banks can create money at will, what are the
implications for our financial system and society?
The role of central banks
The publisher has reason to believe that central
banks were only instated by the banking industry
itself obviously to slow down the corruption and
inflation effects on people’s lives. That’s what the
data tells the system.
The so-called representatives of these organizations
hide behind complexity they hide behind the
numbers they juggle around for our eyes and in the
view of this publisher it has become a parasitic
entity for the people
To complicate this already complicated system,
central banks like the Federal Reserve in the United
States or the European Central Bank in Europe play
an important role in controlling the money supply
They set interest rates, acquire commercial capital
influence of various lending practices, and monitor
the overall stability of the financial system. Those