The first result is that colonial banks have frequently opportunities for making larger profits in comparison with the volume of business than is possible with home banks. The second result arising from this possibility of larger profits is that there is a greater element of risk attaching to the business than attaches to the ordinary business of a British bank, and consequently need for greater caution in investments.
The first result is that colonial banks can achieve higher profits compared to home banks, while the second consequence is a heightened risk associated with these profits, requiring more careful investments.