What is the function of a TREASURY IN A BANK?
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This may differ from bank to bank. But generally, Trasury is responsible fo managing liquidity and cash flows to ensure that the bank can meet its payment obligations at any one point in time at minimal costs within the regulatory liquidity requirements. In many banks treasury is also responsible for controlling the overall interest rate risk exposure of the balance sheet and provide the relevant information to the Asset and Liability Committee of the bank, which decides on the interest rate risk/return profile of the bank.
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Bank charges are kept by the bank as their income.\n\nGovernment taxes and duties are those they pass on to the state/territory govt. These are usually the 'debit tax', which most (if not all) states and territories are getting rid of because they should be replaced by the GST funds they receive.
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they set interest rates and control money supply. This is to keep inflation under control. They control money supply by selling and buying bonds, setting interest rates, they just change numbers...
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http://www.treasury.state.ms.us/\n\nit's listed on the left
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Paper money is destroyed in a fire.  What extra marks?  You can send old bills to the US Treasury and they will send you the same amount back in nice crisp new ones.  Banks do the same thing...  Every once in a while, they come across a really messed up bill.  They send it back and they get new ones.
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Their Mission Statement says:\n\n.... the Federal Reserve’s duties fall into four general areas:\n\n- conducting the nation’s monetary policy by influencing the monetary and credit conditions in the economy in pursuit of maximum employment, stable prices, and moderate long-term interest rates \n\n- supervising and regulating banking institutions to ensure the safety and soundness of the nation’s banking and financial system and to protect the credit rights of consumers \n\n- maintaining the stability of the financial system and containing systemic risk that may arise in financial markets \n\n- providing financial services to depository institutions, the U.S. government, and foreign official institutions, including playing a major role in operating the nation’s payments system \n\n....\n\nI guess you'll have to pick three
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Treasury notes, sometimes called T-Notes, earn a fixed rate of interest every six months until maturity. Notes are issued in terms of 2, 3, 5, and 10 years.\n\nTreasury bills, or T-bills, are sold in terms ranging from a few days to 26 weeks. Bills are sold at a discount from their face value. For instance, you might pay $970 for a $1,000 bill. When the bill matures, you would be paid $1,000. The difference between the purchase price and face value is interest.
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a treasury bond is issued by the government as a method of raising capital to service government debt. when you buy a treasury bond you effectively become a creditor to the government. the yield of this bond (or note) is the annual percentage of the lent amount you receive in interest payments as the creditor.\n\nvarious factors affect the yield of this note, such as whether or not the country issuing it is prone to political and/or economic volatility, investor confidence in the local currency and speculation about future economic development. domestic interest rates also affect the yield of a treasury bond.\n\nas a general rule (as with all investment) the higher the risk or level of speculation, the higher the yield. for example, a recently issued 30 year (this is the timeframe in which the bond will continue to compound or pay its annuity) US treasury bond has a projected yield of 4.5% per year. in contrast, a Brazilian treasury bond has a yield of 15.4% because of mentioned risks.\n\ntreasury bonds can be bought and sold on the bond market, so an investor does not have to hold on to them for the entire length of their maturity.\n\nbecause they are generally "safe" investments (as they are backed by the federal bank of an individual sovereign state) bonds become popular when speculative investor confidence is low. that is to say, when equities (or stocks) are down, bonds are up. and vice versa.
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Article I of the US Constitution gives Congress the power "To coin Money, regulate the Value thereof, and of foreign Coin, and fix the Standard of Weights and Measures."\n\nThey oversee the treasury and decide how much money to print with the assistance of the US Treasury Department.  This is done based upon economic forecasts, the value of the dollar verses other currencies and the need for the money.  They may want to print more money to create inflation (which lowers unemployment) or limit the money to create savings.\n\nThey also print money to compensate for the money that is being constantly taken out of circulation (you trade in a ripped dollar at a bank and they destroy it and print a new one to replace it).\n\nThe Federal Bank handle fiscal policy (such as interest rates and borrowing guidelines), not monetary policy (how much to actually spend).
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A bank teller is a person who works behind the counter in a bank, serving customers. An old meaning of "tell" was "count," and tellers count money.
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The whole purpose of money in the bank is so that all that money can be loaned out to your neighbors.  Remember, It's a wonderful Life?  When Potter wanted to foreclose on property well that can only happen when the amount of loans exceed the amount in the bank.
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The role and function of the money in europe is no different then then the role and function of money elsewhere in the world. Its not because there are differnet currencies that the purpose of it is different. Ofcourse the value of it may vary to differnt standards of living.\nRoles of banks, and other financial facilities are the same as everywhere else in the world.
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A bank. But know if the bond hasn't matured yet you won't get the full value of the bond
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the treasury department has control of all moneys. this is done at the national level, and not the state level.\n\nif you are talking about dispersing moneys to banks, the treasury department is ultimately responsible for that as well.\n\nIf you are asking who coins or prints money, the national mints do that (I believe they are in Philadelphia and Denver)
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Check with the bank, they sometimes sell sheets of bills.
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United States Gov./treasury
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RBI is the regulator of all the commercial banks in India.  In US Federal Reserve does that and in Singapore Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) does that.  RBI is independent and answerable only to the Parliament and not to the Govt.  But they work in sync and not cross purpose.\n\nTo answer your question, it doesn't function like other banks to accept deposits and service customers. During critical period it works like a banker's bank providing funds to the commercial banks.\n\nPlease have a look at their website.\n\nGood luck.