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  • Akataphasia also stammering and mogilalia (acataphasy, stammering) on by , [] Hatena Bookmark

    The inability of a person to form coherent sentences. Critics – mostly from the arrogant literary elite – have repeatedly attributed such an affliction to the players on the financial market. This is justified by the fact that communication there often takes place in single words only, for example: „bought“, „hold“. However, the fact that […]

  • Share, non-voting share also preferred share and priority share on by , [] Hatena Bookmark

    A security representing a share in an AG or KGaA, but excluding the holder from voting rights at the Annual General Meeting. In return, the shareholder usually receives a higher dividend. – See share, common share, voting right authorization. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright and may only be used for private purposes […]

  • Share market, equity market, stock market on by , [] Hatena Bookmark

    The meeting of supply and demand for the issuance and trading of ownership shares in companies (the market in which equities are issued and traded). The main difference between shares and debt instruments is that shares do not have to be repaid by the issuer. – See Stock Trading, Barefoot Pilgrims, Stock Exchange – Cf. […]

  • Decline on by , [] Hatena Bookmark

    In connection with cash card transactions, the negative response to an authorization request from the card-issuing bank. An application authentication cryptogram is created and stored to filter out conspicuous card users. – See authorization, computer payment, money, electronic, ATM lock, wallet, electronic, cash card, money laundering, card authentication, card use file, credit card, network money […]

  • Initiation fee, bank fee; acquisition fee, processing fee on by , [] Hatena Bookmark

    In the case of a credit agreement with the bank, a reimbursement for expenses for the use of the institution’s services (a fee charged by the lessor bank used to cover the costs associated with the leasing process). – The amount usually charged by building societies and insurance companies to the customer to cover the […]

  • Absentee capitalism on by , [] Hatena Bookmark

    A pejorative term for the fact that investors are often no longer personally connected with a company, as was the case in earlier times with respect to shareholders and lending banks (the investment in a business by investors who will have no contact with the company or workers). Yes, in many cases the investors do […]

  • Defense measure (opt out) on by , [] Hatena Bookmark

    In the case of takeover bids, the possibility for the company concerned to prevent the success of a corresponding bid. Because the rights of shareholders, banks and other market participants are also affected in (almost) every case, the supervisory authorities examine the respective offer procedure with regard to its consistency in accordance with the German […]

  • Partial payment (payment by instalment; clearing off) on by , [] Hatena Bookmark

    Partial payment of an amount in installments. – The repayment of a debt by payment (the periodic payment of a fixed amount that includes interest and principal). – See loan, bullet, repayment. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright and may only be used for private purposes without express consent! University Professor Dr. Gerhard […]

  • Accrual bond on by , [] Hatena Bookmark

    A bond that accrues interest. However, the accumulated interest is not paid out until the bond is sold (bond on which interest accrues but is not paid to the bondholder until maturity; that is: the interest is added back into the principal and further interest is calculated over the new, larger principal). – See accrual […]

  • Address on by , [] Hatena Bookmark

    In the broadest sense, anyone who acts as a supplier or buyer on the financial market, whether a natural person or a legal entity. – Customer who takes out a loan from a bank: a borrower. – Said by financial journalists primarily in the sense of – weighty providers on the financial market, primarily banks, […]