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In the shipping business, this refers to the dismissal payment that a shipman receives when his employment contract is terminated. It is usually in the amount of a net monthly pay, see § 65 SeemG. – See severance pay, severance pay. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright and may only be used for […]

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If not defined otherwise, the working group responsible at a financial services provider for the legal assessment of option contracts and the clear evaluation of the risks arising from the agreement. Because the risk of non-performing exposures is very high here due to longer processing times and often also a lack of review of the […]

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An earlier tax to be paid for – citizens leaving the association of a (town) municipality or a dominion (emigrants; out-migrants, emigrants), also called Abfahrtsgeld, Abschiedsgeld, Abschossgeld, Detraktionsgeld, Detraktionszensus, Gabella, Hebgeld, Loskaufgeld, Nachschossgeld, Nachsteuergeld and Permissionsgeld, Latin: CENSUS EMIGRATIONIS. In many German territorial states, the relatives of those who secretly left the country (from about […]

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In older financial language meaning to turn an object into money, to silver something (to convert into cash a thing). The word derives from the Latin word AES, AERIS = metal, and here in the meaning coins of metal, spores reffel. – See monetization, coin, sounding. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright and […]

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Formerly said of – bad money (bad money), coins in circulation but without purchasing power (coins without purchasing power) or – unknown and therefore not usable in business transactions (unusable) coins or also bills. The Assignaten was contemporarily so called in Germany. – See alliage, money, evil, gold scale, cat money, kipper, coin commis, pass […]

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In relation to trading on commodity exchanges, this includes – commodities such as grain, cotton, soybeans and livestock (things as wheat, cotton, corn, soybean, livestock, etc.).), – all commodities derived from living organisms, including plant, animal and aquatic life, which are generally fungible, within their respective classes, and are used primarily for human food, shelter, […]

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In older German stock market literature, the term for a share in a company that produces coal and steel in a single group of companies – also called a mixed plant – such as Fried. Krupp AG in Essen. – See coal and steel stocks. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright and may […]

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An important statistical key figure calculated on the basis of a sample of shares, showing the development of the share prices recorded on one or more stock exchanges. The level of the respective index has – as experience has clearly shown – considerable significance for buy and sell decisions. Also, overall market indices, such as […]

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stock] stock barter): The acquisition of a company by compensating shareholders of the company to be acquired (target company) with shares (more rarely also with other securities) of the acquirer (bidder). – In Germany, the German Securities Acquisition and Takeover Act (Wertpapiererwerbs- und Übernahmegesetz) has governed this exchange since 2002. Under this Act, the bidder […]

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Generally, the sale of a good (merchandise or service) in the market (selling merchandises or services in return for money in the market). – See contribution margin, revenue, inventory investment, sales. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright and may only be used for private purposes without express consent! University Professor Dr. Gerhard Merk, […]