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stocks]): The process of a company buying back its own shares. This makes sense for the company if more equity is available than is needed for investments. The share buyback usually increases the value of the shares remaining on the stock exchange (this reduces the number of shares in existence and, potentially, increases unit share […]

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In the case of coins, the loss of weight through use in payment transactions, also called abrasion or removal of the surface of a solid material as a result of relative movement of other solid bodies in contact with it. – In the case of gold coins circulating in Europe in the past, abrasion was […]

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at the ECB, the date on which a trade (i.e. an agreement relating to a financial transaction between two counterparties) takes place. – This date may coincide with the settlement date for the transaction (same-day settlement) or precede the settlement date by a specified number of business days (the settlement date is referred to as […]

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In terms of the financial market, the ability of consumers to absorb offered products into their portfolios. If the supply of securities exceeds investor demand to a large extent, this is also referred to as a market glut. – Around 1990, the term was coined to describe the ability of an entity, and of a […]

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Earlier compensation payment to the retiring peasant sole heir (= Anerben: the one to whom the undivided inheritance [the farm] passes, usually the eldest son). In cases of dispute, the amount of the settlement was determined by the competent court of inheritance. – Abwich = here: to retreat, to go away, to clear the field; […]

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Providers who use a variety of dubious methods to persuade people to sign a contract against their will, although the criminal law requirements of fraud do not necessarily have to be met. However, because rip-off artists usually use a bank to pay the customer they have acquired in this way, the relevant institutions also come […]

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A concerted action („communicative coordination contract“), but without necessarily being based on a legally binding agreement – and certainly not in written form for reasons of antitrust law. The German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) considers such agreements to be subject to the provisions on disclosure of voting rights. – Acting in Concert only exists […]

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In the financial market, participants with good creditworthiness withdraw and thus leave the field to less trustworthy partners (a situation in which financial market participation denotes a negative signal). – A situation in which one contracting party – for example: A situation in which one party to a contract – for example, the policyholder – […]

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In older literature, the account of profit and loss from transactions with bills of exchange and with foreign coins. 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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In the jargon of institutions, a colleague who handwrites important documents with remarks that no one – and often enough not even he/she – can decipher later. – See airbag, all-rounder, autonomously acting unit, behavioral branding, chief copying officer, colleague Harzenmoser, cheese factory, crocodile, customer defense service, hole, black, mail bomber, self-actualizer, seat heater, talent […]