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auditorium
HOW TO FIND US?
Current construction on the Marsh Sharp Freeway can alter access to the venues on a daily basis. Please call (806)775-2242 for directions to the facility.
The 2,803 seat City Bank Auditorium is home to Lubbock's Broadway musical series presented by Civic Lubbock, Inc. and Celebrity Attractions. From "Les Miz" to "Cats" to "Hello Dolly," this is Lubbock's door to Broadway. The hall is designed for small concerts, recitals, speakers and full stage productions. And to compliment your efforts, our professional staff is dedicated to making your event a success.
AUDITORIUM SEATING CHART
Current construction on the Marsh Sharp Freeway can alter access to the venues on a daily basis. Please call (806)775-2242 for directions to the facility.
City Bank Auditorium
The 2,803 seat City Bank Auditorium is home to Lubbock's Broadway musical series presented by Civic Lubbock, Inc. and Celebrity Attractions. From "Les Miz" to "Cats" to "Hello Dolly," this is Lubbock's door to Broadway. The hall is designed for small concerts, recitals, speakers and full stage productions. And to compliment your efforts, our professional staff is dedicated to making your event a success.
AUDITORIUM SEATING CHART
- 2,754 Permanent Seats
- 49 Accessible ADA Seats
- Stage: 96' x 45'
- 38 sets of lines
- Height to grid
Monday, September 29, 2008
One of the most remarkable success stories of last 50 years’ banking industry globally has been the conceptualization and innovative execution of banking with individual customers, their friends & families. The industry has termed it as Retail Banking or Personal Banking or Consumer Banking; and it has now - at a very rapid pace – become the major revenue line for most of the top banks in the world. |
City Bank, too, recently has started its journey in Retail Banking. |
“City Retail - add a little city to your life” is the new brand-mantra, the pay-off line for City Retail. |
Our aim is clear. We want City Bank to become the most preferred bank to all individual clientele of the country, at least of the cities and towns where we operate. We want to provide our customers the best-in-class services, innovative products and financial solutions from smart outlets - all with a big smile that conveys and generates happiness all the way ! |
BUSINESS AND TECH
Lauren Victoria Burke / AP
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, Secretary of the Treasury Henry Paulson, right, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, 2nd left, and Sen. Judd Gregg, left, announce a tentative bailout deal on Sunday, Sept. 28, 2008 on Capitol Hill in Washington
The Bailout Bill That Nobody Likes
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, Secretary of the Treasury Henry Paulson, right, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, 2nd left, and Sen. Judd Gregg, left, announce a tentative bailout deal on Sunday, Sept. 28, 2008 on Capitol Hill in Washington
City Banking
The Mayor of Milwaukee, the Mayor of Houston, the Mayor of Louisville, a vice president of Manhattan's Chase National Bank, a professor from Princeton, a professor from Michigan, a professor from Northwestern, the Director of Finance of Dayton, the State Controller of New York, the City Auditor of New Smyrna, Fla.—such men. 75 of them, last week trooped down Chicago's sweltering Midway to Judson Court at the University of Chicago. There they held a Conference on Municipal Finance, to work out reconstruction measures for bankrupt U. S. cities.
Monday, August 25, 2008
individual stocks.
Objective 52.0813-0404
Explain loads as it applies to mutual funds including: front-end, back-end, back-end declining, and no-load.
Objective 52.0813-0405
Explain what is meant by a Family of Funds, and the advantages and disadvantages of investing via one family.
Objective 52.0813-0406
Describe the role of the Management Fee in determining the profitability of Mutual Fund companies.
Objective 52.0813-0407
Explain the concept of Dollar-Cost-Averaging and it's use to minimize risk.
Objective 52.0813-0404
Explain loads as it applies to mutual funds including: front-end, back-end, back-end declining, and no-load.
Objective 52.0813-0405
Explain what is meant by a Family of Funds, and the advantages and disadvantages of investing via one family.
Objective 52.0813-0406
Describe the role of the Management Fee in determining the profitability of Mutual Fund companies.
Objective 52.0813-0407
Explain the concept of Dollar-Cost-Averaging and it's use to minimize risk.
Objective 52.0813-0301
Describe the role and function of a financial advisor in assisting customers with investments, estate planning, insurance, taxes, etc.
Objective 52.0813-0302
Discuss various measurements of valuing of a public company including: price earnings (PE) ratio, dividends, earnings per share, etc.
Objective 52.0813-0303
Describe what a common or preferred stock certificate represents and the effects of a stock split.
Objective 52.0813-0304
Define buying on the margin and explain the effect it has upon investors who choose to use it.
Objective 52.0813-0305
Define short selling and explain the effect it has upon investors who implement it.
Describe the role and function of a financial advisor in assisting customers with investments, estate planning, insurance, taxes, etc.
Objective 52.0813-0302
Discuss various measurements of valuing of a public company including: price earnings (PE) ratio, dividends, earnings per share, etc.
Objective 52.0813-0303
Describe what a common or preferred stock certificate represents and the effects of a stock split.
Objective 52.0813-0304
Define buying on the margin and explain the effect it has upon investors who choose to use it.
Objective 52.0813-0305
Define short selling and explain the effect it has upon investors who implement it.
Objective 52.0813-0301
Describe the role and function of a financial advisor in assisting customers with investments, estate planning, insurance, taxes, etc.
Objective 52.0813-0302
Discuss various measurements of valuing of a public company including: price earnings (PE) ratio, dividends, earnings per share, etc.
Objective 52.0813-0303
Describe what a common or preferred stock certificate represents and the effects of a stock split.
Objective 52.0813-0304
Define buying on the margin and explain the effect it has upon investors who choose to use it.
Objective 52.0813-0305
Define short selling and explain the effect it has upon investors who implement it.
Describe the role and function of a financial advisor in assisting customers with investments, estate planning, insurance, taxes, etc.
Objective 52.0813-0302
Discuss various measurements of valuing of a public company including: price earnings (PE) ratio, dividends, earnings per share, etc.
Objective 52.0813-0303
Describe what a common or preferred stock certificate represents and the effects of a stock split.
Objective 52.0813-0304
Define buying on the margin and explain the effect it has upon investors who choose to use it.
Objective 52.0813-0305
Define short selling and explain the effect it has upon investors who implement it.
bjective 52.0813-0209
Identify the difference between a bull and a bear market.
Objective 52.0813-0210
Discuss the changes brought to the securities industry due to the rise in popularity and use of the Internet.
Objective 52.0813-0211
Identify career opportunities in the securities industry.
Identify the difference between a bull and a bear market.
Objective 52.0813-0210
Discuss the changes brought to the securities industry due to the rise in popularity and use of the Internet.
Objective 52.0813-0211
Identify career opportunities in the securities industry.
Standard 52.0813-03
The student will understand Investing as it relates to valuing and selecting stocks.
Objective 52.0813-0204
Explain the importance and role of various stock market tracking devices such as the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), Standard and Poors 500 (S&P 500), etc.
Objective 52.0813-0205
Explain the history of the ticker tape and the role it plays in today's securities markets.
Objective 52.0813-0206
Identify the difference between full service and discount brokers, and describe the advantages and disadvantages of using one or the other.
Objective 52.0813-0207
Define insider trading and explain the consequences for violators.
Objective 52.0813-0208
Describe the process of executing a stock transaction including the role of the broker, trader, and specialist.
Explain the importance and role of various stock market tracking devices such as the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), Standard and Poors 500 (S&P 500), etc.
Objective 52.0813-0205
Explain the history of the ticker tape and the role it plays in today's securities markets.
Objective 52.0813-0206
Identify the difference between full service and discount brokers, and describe the advantages and disadvantages of using one or the other.
Objective 52.0813-0207
Define insider trading and explain the consequences for violators.
Objective 52.0813-0208
Describe the process of executing a stock transaction including the role of the broker, trader, and specialist.
Objective 52.0813-0101
Identify the various interest rates within the economy including: prime, discount, and fed. funds.
Objective 52.0813-0102
Explain the concept of compound interest and the importance of time in accumulating wealth.
Objective 52.0813-0103
Explain the risk/reward rule and identify potential exceptions and consequences as a result of understanding the rule.
Objective 52.0813-0104
Discuss the time value of money and describe why $1 today is worth more than $1 at some point in the future.
Identify the various interest rates within the economy including: prime, discount, and fed. funds.
Objective 52.0813-0102
Explain the concept of compound interest and the importance of time in accumulating wealth.
Objective 52.0813-0103
Explain the risk/reward rule and identify potential exceptions and consequences as a result of understanding the rule.
Objective 52.0813-0104
Discuss the time value of money and describe why $1 today is worth more than $1 at some point in the future.
banking and insurance
Course Description
Students will gain an understanding of the banking and financial industries. The course will include an understanding of economics as the underlying basis of the transfer and growth of money in our system. Students will gain an understanding of the securities, banking, and insurance industries. This will include information that will not only help them to be a better consumer, but to gain skills and knowledge to begin pursuit of careers in the various fields
Students will gain an understanding of the banking and financial industries. The course will include an understanding of economics as the underlying basis of the transfer and growth of money in our system. Students will gain an understanding of the securities, banking, and insurance industries. This will include information that will not only help them to be a better consumer, but to gain skills and knowledge to begin pursuit of careers in the various fields
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