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Unless otherwise defined, in the financial market generally the announcement of a new type of financial product. – In particular, also the announcement of a fund (subfund, share class) being established by a capital management company; often with the offer to investors to switch to this newly established fund in whole or in part and […]

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Until the 19th century, a tax levied in varying amounts in individual places on the purchase or consumption of – beverages, grain, meat and other foodstuffs (victuals) and – in some places also on all so-called store wares. The excise is considered the forerunner of today’s turnover tax. – See Akzisant, Biergeld, Brotlizent, Detz, Krügergeld, […]

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In the jargon of institutes, a freshman from university who knows little, does not overlook the course of business, does not perform at all but believes he/she is far superior to all employees and will very soon end up on the board of directors. – See airbag, all-rounder, chief copying officer, high flyer, parachutist, hot […]

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In older documents, the invalidation (annulment, nullification) of a security in general and a bill of exchange in particular. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright and may only be used for private purposes without express consent! University Professor Dr. Gerhard Merk, Dipl.rer.pol., Dipl.rer.oec. Professor Dr. Eckehard Krah, Dipl.rer.pol. E-mail address: info@ekrah.com https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerhard_Ernst_Merk https://www.jung-stilling-gesellschaft.de/merk/ […]

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A term frequently used from around 2000 onward, but which does not precisely define an investment. In most cases, it refers to structured financial products based on fixed-term deposits with an interest rate not yet determined when the contract is concluded. The interest income is often invested in whole or in part in an option. […]

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Generally, the borrowing of outside money by an economic entity; a loan, a credit. – A debt security (bond) – in certificated form as an issue of securities, – by means of which a company or the state – secures a larger amount – in the form of bearer parts – from a larger number […]

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Generally, a security whose servicing (interest and repayment) is based on the (current) payment of claims to which the issuer of the issue is entitled. These receivables are usually mortgage loans to companies and private households as well as loan receivables from public institutions registered in the registry of deeds and, as a cover pool, […]

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A bond-related financial derivative. Basically, it is a – bond where the redemption is linked to the price of another financial instrument. However, the issuer – divides the issue into two tranches. – The first (bull tranche) is related to a rising, the second tranche (bear tranche) to a falling price of the underlying (bond […]

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The reservation by an issuer to call the security for repurchase after a number of years specified in the terms of issue (a feature available for most bonds that gives the issuer the ability to buy the security back from investors before the scheduled date of maturity). As a rule, this happens when the interest […]

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Transactions through which one creates assets or becomes a creditor. In the case of a bank, primarily loans. – See assets, buy-and-hold practice, loans, receivables, mortgage bank, liability business. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright and may only be used for private purposes without express consent! University Professor Dr. Gerhard Merk, Dipl.rer.pol., Dipl.rer.oec. […]