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Banking University of HCMC
Department of Foreign Language

INTERNSHIP REPORT
RECOMMENDATIONS TO IMPROVE THE EFFICIENCY
OF INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT OPERATIONS AT SAIGON BANK FOR INDUSTRY AND TRADE- CHO LON BRANCH

Student name : LÊ TRẦN DIỄM
Class : DH24AV04
Student code : 030424084025
Instructor : Ms. HOÀNG ANH THƯ

Ho Chi Minh City, April 2012

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