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Table of Contents
Introduction.....................................................2
Development of E-Banking...........................2/3
o So what does the future hold for internet banking?...................................................2/3
System Development and analysis...................3
The student banking market.........................3/4
o Statistics of Student growth in the UK..........3
o The increase in international students.....3/4
The Risks and Benefits of E-Banking.................4
Security and Legalisation..............................4/5
o Security.........................................................4
o Security risk analysis.................................4/5
Conclusion and Summary.................................5
Appendices..................................................6/7
Bibliography....................................................7
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1. Introduction:
Would E-Banking really be the right......

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