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Using Money

20 years institute for financial services
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 2007

Summary

Geld haben ist der Weg zu Reichtum und Glück – so jedenfalls suggeriert es die moderne Geldgesellschaft. Das Institut für Finanzdienstleistungen e.V. (IFF) forscht und agiert dagegen seit nunmehr 20 Jahren unter der Gegenthese, dass Geld allenfalls ein zudem gefährliches Mittel ist, um Reichtum zu verwalten. Damit es unserer modernen Gesellschaft gelingt, dieses Mittel sinnvoll einzusetzen, Kapital und Arbeit dorthin zu bringen, wo es für alle und nachhaltig nützlich wirkt, dafür ist Forschung und Entwicklung, Öffentlichkeit und Recht erforderlich. Banken können über ihre Finanzdienstleistungen Egoismus und Geldgier oder mehr Kooperation, Verantwortung und Ausgleich in der Gesellschaft fördern, wenn die Gesellschaft sie dahin drängt.

"Geld verantwortlich nutzen" – dafür stehen die jährlichen Themenbriefe des iff, die zwischen Wettbewerb und Konkurrenz unterscheiden, eine Kreditwürdigkeit der Kreditgeber anregen, Bankensicherheit auch als Sicherheit vor Banken verstehen und damit für jeden, der in dieser Branche arbeitet oder mit ihr zu tun hat, eine Quelle zur Anregung und zum Nachdenken sein will.

Zugleich werden damit 20 Jahre Institutsarbeit im Interesse der Verbraucher und der Allgemeinheit dokumentiert und damit ein kleines Geschichtsbuch der Skandale und Erfolge in der Geldwirtschaft in Deutschland und Europa vorgelegt, das den Weg vom Sparen, über die Anlage und Spekulation hin zur modernen Kreditgesellschaft mit ihrem Problem der Überschuldung aufzeigt.

Bibliographic data

Edition
1/2007
Copyright year
2007
ISBN-Print
978-3-8329-3086-8
ISBN-Online
978-3-8452-0452-9
Publisher
Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series
Schriften des Instituts für Finanzdienstleistungen e.V.
Volume
13
Language
English
Pages
146
Product type
Book Titles

Table of contents

ChapterPages
  1. Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access 2 - 10 Udo Reifner
    1. Introduction No access 11 - 15 Udo Reifner
      1. Usury and Bribery No access 15 - 18 Udo Reifner
      2. Ethics No access 18 - 19 Udo Reifner
      3. The Strain between “Money and Spirit” No access 19 - 19 Udo Reifner
      4. The “Charity” No access 19 - 20 Udo Reifner
      5. Self-Interest and Public Interest No access 20 - 21 Udo Reifner
      6. The Ethical Personality and Actions No access 21 - 23 Udo Reifner
      7. “Internal Ethics” – “External Ethics” No access 23 - 27 Udo Reifner
      1. Differentiation and Exclusion No access 27 - 28 Udo Reifner
      2. Using Money rather than Having it No access 28 - 32 Udo Reifner
      3. Banks only manage the Money for Others No access 32 - 33 Udo Reifner
      4. Trust is Good for the Economy No access 33 - 35 Udo Reifner
      5. “Creditworthy Lenders” No access 35 - 38 Udo Reifner
      1. Charity – “Love Thy Neighbour” No access 38 - 39 Udo Reifner
      2. Competition and Responsibility No access 39 - 40 Udo Reifner
      3. Market and Justice No access 40 - 41 Udo Reifner
      4. Re-feudalisation of the Economy No access 41 - 42 Udo Reifner
      5. Money as a Means for Communications No access 42 - 43 Udo Reifner
      6. Banker’s Characters No access 43 - 44 Udo Reifner
      7. Jurisprudence and Morals No access 44 - 45 Udo Reifner
      8. Against Social Discrimination No access 45 - 46 Udo Reifner
      9. Berlemont: The 26<sup>th</sup> state of the EU? No access 46 - 47 Udo Reifner
      10. Usury: Thresholds and Prohibition No access 47 - 49 Udo Reifner
      1. Money as a Security No access 49 - 59 Udo Reifner
      2. Facilitating Self-determined and Effective Consumption No access 59 - 61 Udo Reifner
      1. The Different Facets of the Truth No access 61 - 63 Udo Reifner
      2. Legitimacy of Interests No access 63 - 63 Udo Reifner
      3. Truth as a Source of Legitimacy No access 63 - 65 Udo Reifner
      4. Money as Virtual Information No access 65 - 66 Udo Reifner
      5. Inappropriate Products asits Advantages for it Suppliers No access 66 - 67 Udo Reifner
      1. Competing for Something instead of against Somebody No access 67 - 69 Udo Reifner
      2. Social responsibility No access 69 - 69 Udo Reifner
      3. The Social policy of the Financial Sector No access 69 - 70 Udo Reifner
      4. Social Finance No access 70 - 70 Udo Reifner
      5. Discrimination of Asocial Conduct creates Social Behaviour No access 70 - 71 Udo Reifner
      6. European Cooperation No access 71 - 71 Udo Reifner
      7. The Market as Focus No access 71 - 72 Udo Reifner
      1. No Capital – no Demand No access 72 - 75 Udo Reifner
      2. Ghetto Economy in the US No access 75 - 78 Udo Reifner
      3. Financial Services and Poverty No access 78 - 78 Udo Reifner
      1. Reconcilng Egoism wth Solidarity No access 78 - 80 Udo Reifner
      2. Social Audit of the Market Economy No access 80 - 80 Udo Reifner
      3. Securing the Fruits of Sustainable Banking No access 80 - 82 Udo Reifner
    10. Udo Reifner
      1. Financial exclusion in Modern Societies No access Udo Reifner
      1. “Perfection of Life or of Work?” No access 90 - 91 Udo Reifner
      2. Armatya Sen and the American Economy No access 91 - 92 Udo Reifner
      3. The Customer’s faith No access 92 - 93 Udo Reifner
      1. More Power to the Banks No access 93 - 95 Udo Reifner
      2. Confronting Fatalism No access 95 - 98 Udo Reifner
      1. A unified Market No access 98 - 99 Udo Reifner
      2. Money is a Scarce Good. No access 99 - 100 Udo Reifner
      3. The Euro makes Liberalisation Visible No access 100 - 100 Udo Reifner
      4. A World Network of Euro-Dollar-Yen No access 100 - 101 Udo Reifner
      5. Who is in Charge of the Capital Markets? No access 101 - 101 Udo Reifner
      6. Money is an Irrigation System No access 101 - 102 Udo Reifner
      7. Profit is the Power Engine of the Economy No access 102 - 104 Udo Reifner
      8. The Euro will Catalyse No access 104 - 105 Udo Reifner
      9. How far can the State correct Deficiencies of the Market? No access 105 - 106 Udo Reifner
      10. Self-help through Market Forces? No access 106 - 106 Udo Reifner
      11. The Political Agenda No access 106 - 107 Udo Reifner
      12. Second Best No access 107 - 108 Udo Reifner
      13. Low-Income Banking No access 108 - 108 Udo Reifner
      14. The public aspect in private economy No access 108 - 109 Udo Reifner
      15. Encapsulated Bank Business No access 109 - 111 Udo Reifner
    14. 1995 – Rationalisation and Supply No access 111 - 112 Udo Reifner
      1. “Community Responsibility in Financial Services” No access 113 - 115 Udo Reifner
      2. International Challenge No access 115 - 117 Udo Reifner
      1. Debt and Credit Advice No access 117 - 118 Udo Reifner
      2. Expansion of the FIS-Database No access 118 - 119 Udo Reifner
      3. Göteborg conference: “Access to Financial Services” No access 119 - 120 Udo Reifner
      1. Social Investment and Small Business Financing No access 120 - 121 Udo Reifner
      2. Iff Publications No access 121 - 122 Udo Reifner
      1. Public Interest Organisations No access 122 - 124 Udo Reifner
      2. A Socially Responsible Proposition: “Micro-lending” and Adjusted Financial Products No access 124 - 125 Udo Reifner
      3. Media and a Critical Public No access 125 - 125 Udo Reifner
      4. The State and the Law: Payment and Bankruptcy Law No access 125 - 125 Udo Reifner
    5. Udo Reifner
      1. Final Quality Testing for the Economy No access Udo Reifner
      1. Group-Orientation of Bank Outlets, Financial Literacy, Pensions and Start-ups No access 127 - 129 Udo Reifner
      2. Time-Management at iff No access 129 - 130 Udo Reifner
      3. iff as Organisational Concept No access 130 - 130 Udo Reifner
      1. Successfully completed Projects No access 130 - 131 Udo Reifner
      2. Financial Literacy and Prevention of Over-Indebtedness No access 131 - 133 Udo Reifner
      3. Has Consumer Protection in Financial Services failed in the EU? No access 133 - 134 Udo Reifner
      4. iff as a Small Business with Big Radiation – Some Figures No access 134 - 135 Udo Reifner
      1. Fewer EU Tenders – Many Project Applications No access 135 - 136 Udo Reifner
      2. “Consumers and the Law“ No access 136 - 137 Udo Reifner
      3. Our Services No access 137 - 138 Udo Reifner
      1. A Year of Auditors and Authorities No access 138 - 139 Udo Reifner
      2. The Private Sector as a New Research Partner No access 139 - 140 Udo Reifner
      1. International Coalition Building No access 140 - 141 Udo Reifner
      2. More Openness in the Banking Sector No access 141 - 141 Udo Reifner
      3. “Export Finance for Engineers“ No access 141 - 142 Udo Reifner
      4. Outlook for the year 2007 No access 142 - 142 Udo Reifner
      5. Cooperation with the University of Hamburg No access 142 - 143 Udo Reifner
    1. English Publications (only books) No access 144 - 144 Udo Reifner
    2. Expertises and Projects No access Udo Reifner
    3. Current International Projects 2007 No access 146 - 146 Udo Reifner
    4. Principals (International Organisations) No access 146 - 146 Udo Reifner

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