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Banker (ancient)
The Banker of ancient times was employed within financial activities, during the ancient Mesopotamian, ancient Greek and ancient Roman periods.
==Mesopotamia==
While certain families of Mesopotamia might be thought of as banking families, according to one source, these families' economic activities were not banking proper. This is because the families charged the same for loans as they gave in interest on deposits, so accordingly, their situation with foreign enterprises was one in which they did not participate in arbitrage, in addition to the absence of an economic situation where-by credit provision might increase the quantity of specie (i.e. coins) present with individuals. The House of Egibi were such a family, living during the Neo-Babylonian and Persian periods, and the House Murashu were another, living at a time during the 5th century B.C.E. In addition to these two, the Borsippa based family, ''Ea-iluta-bani'', were also active during the Neo-Babylonia time-period and later. All three families are classified as merchant bankers by Nemet-Nejat. 〔(info also retrieved 2015-09-10)〕〔< Specie > was sourced at ''The Free Dictionary'', specifically Princeton University 2003-2008., Clipart.com, Farlex Inc (2015-09-08 )〕
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