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In ancient documents, an expense to buy fodder for animals. The carrion (without plural) is a formerly used word for cattle fodder. – Formerly, the one-time or ongoing payment for being exempted from soccage duty (soccage duty, corvée) to deliver cattle fodder, primarily oats (oats), millet (millet; formerly also called [the] brein as a hulled […]

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In financial terminology, the hasty sale of assets – and securities in particular – without regard to the proceeds (selling an asset or more specifically a title hurriedly and regardless of the price). Often this is done by an individual investor because he does not want to accept further losses (an investor no longer wants […]

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The abandonment (non-exercise; giving up) of an option (decision not to exercise or offset an option), then also called waiver (waiver: generally the intentional relinquishment of a right, claim, or privilege). – The sale of a share in a company founded on an obligation to make additional contributions (reverve liability: an obligation for additional contributions, […]

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The total share of taxes and tax-like payments that a company or private household has to pay to the state. In 2010, the ratio in the calculation Total of Taxes to Gross Domestic Product was around 40 percent in Germany. – As the level of development of an economy increases, this ratio rises because the […]

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The irrevocable surrender to the use of a right (to give up a right with the intent of never again claiming). – The withdrawal of the right to exercise an option (to make a decision that allows an option to expire unexercised). – See Abandon. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright and may […]

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Generally, a shortage: a shortage expressed either – in money (shortage; minus amount), – in weight (shortage in weight), or – in terms of quantity (shortage; deficiency, shortfall quantity). – See shortage. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright and may only be used for private purposes without express consent! University Professor Dr. Gerhard […]

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Often said in older documents for – a fall in prices in a market, – a discount granted by a seller to a buyer for various reasons (the act of reducing the selling price of a product or service). – See discount, bear, bear, bonus, rebate, compensation. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright […]

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Generally, a reduced valuation. – A discount on the nominal value of a security, also known as a disagio. – In the case of warrants, the amount by which the purchase of the share via the purchased warrant is cheaper than an immediate purchase of the share on the stock exchange. – In the case […]

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Dismissal of senior executives of an institution or insurance company ordered by the supervisory authority if their professional suitability (this includes adequate theoretical and practical knowledge in all areas relating to the operation of an institution) is in question or if they are even accused of misconduct. – See resolution order, instruction, supervisory board member, […]

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The contractual option of terminating an engagement earlier than originally planned. As a rule, the reasons for a possible exit are listed exhaustively and described in great detail, usually on the basis of model contracts. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright and may only be used for private purposes without express consent! University […]