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The transfer, the transfer of money from a bank to a borrower under a loan agreement, loan commitment, or line of credit. – See call term, call risk, downside risk, account, auto-balanced, forward risk, transfer, final. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright and may only be used for private purposes without express consent! […]

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Levy with tariff-equivalent effect. In certain cases, and especially in the case of agricultural products, the levy is intended to equalize the difference between the import price of a product and the domestic price, i.e. ultimately to keep imports off the domestic market. – In the EU, levies are currently (2012) imposed on imported grain, […]

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Payment made by someone who withdraws from a contract (not synonymous with contrition money). – Usually a one-time payment to employees who voluntarily leave an employment contract, also referred to in this context as severance pay (golden handshake). – Payment by inner-city department stores and retail stores to street musicians and beggars so that they […]

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In the financial market, the process of completing an order to buy or sell securities. – In payment transactions, the actual fulfillment of a payment order, namely the transfer from the sending bank to the receiving bank. – The orderly dissolution of a company in general and a bank in particular. – See liquidability, confirmation […]

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Percentage, determined at the ECB, of the sum of debt securities issued with an agreed maturity of up to and including two years and of money market paper which may be deducted from the reserve base of those issuers which are unable to prove that such liabilities are owed to other institutions subject to Eurosystem […]

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The physical commodity underlying a futures contract. – On the commodity exchange also said with regard to transactions settled step by step on the cash market; in contrast to the turnover on the futures market (physical or cash commodity, in contrast to a futures contract). – See call rule, spot instrument. Attention: The financial encyclopedia […]

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In the financial market, the willingness of an investor to pay more than the market price for an asset because he has a strong personal and emotional attachment to that asset; for example, a share in a company from his home country. – See fair value, sentimental value, value, intrinsic. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is […]

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Founders of a stock corporation issue shares and promise brilliant business deals. The shares are then subscribed for at a high premium. Now the founders sell the shares again and pocket the profit. It was never intended to use the share capital for investment in the first place. – Thanks to the vigilance of the […]

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In relation to the financial market, anyone who conducts business there (a person or entity who acts in the financial market). – In a broader sense, in addition to the professional financial market players, also the bodies and institutions regulating events on the financial market, primarily the stock exchanges, the central bank and the supervisory […]

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Assets of a capital management company invested primarily in equities (a type of mutual fund that invests shareholder money predominantly in ownership of publicly traded businesses by buying common shares). – See equity price matching, equity ratio, true, investment committee, balanced fund, capital investment code, country fund, long-short arbitrage, special fund. – In the respective […]