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By: Cole LePage

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPDb9eTStSE
In the following video I have linked above by "EY Global", Jan Bellens, EY Global Banking and Capital Markets Deputy Leader, explains why banks are optimistic about the future as they embrace digital transformation. In this video, Bellens explains the top three reasons Global Banks will invest in technology and a whole bunch of other useful facts and information.

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https://education.bankerstrust.com/articles/what-is-global-banking/
I would recommend reading this article first so that you can briefly get a understanding of what global banking really is. I found this article very helpful because it uses very basic examples of what global banking is without overwhelming the reader, but the article will still give you a strong example and understanding.

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I really liked this image due to the fact that there is the earth surrounded by money. To me this image represents what makes the world go round.

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This image represents what everyone thinks of when they think of a bank, or anything money related

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https://www.currencyfair.com/blog/the-international-banking-system-made-simple-short-video/
In the following link, this website actually has a written article explaining Global Banking and a six minute long video as well. While i was reading this article i found a very interesting fact that surprised me, "There are more than 30,000 different banks worldwide and they hold unbelievable amounts of assets. The top ten banks alone account for roughly 25 trillion U.S. dollars." I thought that this was a really cool fact because to me it sounds really mind blowing knowing that there are over 30,000 banks worldwide!

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJ78sHQmdV0
In the following video i have linked above by "Libby Lagadi", there is a man explaining how Global Banking really works. on one of the points he highlights that "you lend people money that doesn't exist and you charge them interest on it." I thought that this statement was very interesting because what were to happen if everyone took out all of their money from the bank at the same time? Would the bank have enough money to pay everyone their money back?

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You can expect to learn all about global banking, by the time you are done reading this. Enjoy!

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This image represents a bar graph indicating the stock market fluctuating.

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https://www.nber.org/papers/w23316
On this website there is a short article that talks about global banking and monetary policy. i found this article interesting because it touches on foreign exchange. An interesting fact i read in this article was, "global banks increase their foreign reserves in currency areas with the highest interest rate". I believe the banks are doing this to make more money.