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Possibilities Lending to Company by Choosen Bank and Non-bank Entities
Šprta, František ; Čučka, Milan (referee) ; Rejnuš, Oldřich (advisor)
The Bachelor thesis is focused on the comparison of commercial banks and non-banking credit companies in term of the supply of business loans to businessman. The comparison is performed based on an analysis of the supply of business loans provided by subjects selected out of the Czech financial market. Selected loans will be compared by selected criteria. The result is a selection of the most favorable loan for specific company.
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Lending to Individuals by Chosen Bank and non-bank Entities
Sádlík, Petr ; SEIDLOVÁ, Monika (referee) ; Rejnuš, Oldřich (advisor)
The Bachelor thesis focuses on the comparison of commercial banks, credit unions and non-banking credit companies in term of the supply of consumer loans to individuals. The comparison is performed based on an analysis of the supply of consumer loans provided by subjects selected out of the Czech market. The comparison brings a partial view of actual loans and highlights their main features, that are crucial in selecting.
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Lending to Individuals by Banks and Non-bank Entities
Peňáz, Jiří ; Hartmanová, Jana (referee) ; Rejnuš, Oldřich (advisor)
The bachelor thesis deals with a comparison of banks, cooperative banks and non-banking credit companies. It focuses on the comparison of these three groups in term of the supply of loans to individuals. The mentioned comparison is based on an analysis of the supply of loans provided by subjects selected out of the Czech market, and is led by following criteria: purpose, the amount of credit, surety, the APR.
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Theoretical Aspects of Value Added Tax
Martiník, Pavel ; Boháč, Radim (advisor) ; Vybíral, Roman (referee) ; Radvan, Michal (referee)
The dissertation focuses on selected theoretical aspects of value added tax administration and pays special attention to two areas that have not been sufficiently treated by financial science so far. The first one is the definition and application of legal principles of financial law to value added tax and the second one is the transfer of value added tax administration to those involved in tax administration. The application of the sectoral legal principles of financial law takes place in both substantive and procedural law. The existing financial science in the Czech literature has concluded that the following principles are involved: (i) the principle of the market model of the national economy, (ii) the principle of the payment system, (iii) the principle of regulation of monetary funds, (iv) the principle of democratic legitimation of financial policy, (v) the principle of supervision in public financial activity, (vi) the principle of economic efficiency of financial relations and (vii) the principle of priority of the fiscus. However, nowhere is it satisfactorily defined what specific or rather abstract rules these principles contain and why they were chosen as general principles of financial law forming a regulatory umbrella over the entire field. Unlike the principles of tax law and the...
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Obligational means of securing claims in the international trade
Micikowska, Natalia ; Pauknerová, Monika (advisor) ; Rozehnal, Aleš (referee) ; Zahradníčková, Marie (referee)
Obligational means of securing claims in the international trade Abstract The subject of this dissertation is obligational means of securing claims and their functioning in the commercial transactions with international coverage. The thesis is primarily concentrated upon the statutory securing instruments most often encountered in practice i.e. surety, financial (bank) demand guarantees, contractual assignment of receivables causa cavendi, letters of credit and letters of intent. The thesis is divided into four parts. The first part deals with the introduction into the subject of negotiable instruments of securing obligations, provides an overview of the historical development of selected instruments, endeavours to outline the difference between the securing instruments conceived as rights in rem and those seen as obligations and eventually raises the issue of methodology. Afterwards the analysis is carried out on two levels: in the second part the author focuses on the applicable approach in determining the governing law in accordance with international and national regulations and afterwards on the topic of the unified norms developed by the international organisations that may be relevant in the light of the thesis' subject-matter. In this regard the works of the International Chamber of Commerce in...
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