Month: July 2023

  • Hardening and stabilization EN

    On the stock exchange, slowly advancing quotations. - See Severity. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright and may only be used for private purposes …

  • Loss, in older documents also loss, deperditen, jaktur, jaktura, perdita, amission and scapito (loss, detriment) EN

    Any loss not precisely specified in its extent, a damaging decrease, in extreme cases even a total loss, such as of the purchasing power of money …

  • Availability EN

    In an institution, the ability to provide business and information to customers within a given framework. - See churn rate, accessibility, ease of use, relationship management, …

  • Conduct risk EN

    Part of operational risk. Conduct risks can be divided into error risks, negligence risks and criminal risks. - An error occurs when the bank - in …

  • The term is also used to refer to protection duty EN

    In earlier times, this was a tax imposed on the propertyless inhabitants of a village (citizens without full political rights; Insten, Einsassen, Inleute), who usually worked …

  • Remuneration (payment; [performance] fee; credit entry; gratification; abatement) EN

    Generally, the payment of a sum of money under a contractual agreement, especially said of employment contracts: salary, earnings, salary, pay. - The remuneration for services …

  • Liquefaction (improvement of liquidity) EN

    Term used in financial journalism, but rarely used in the language of monetary authorities, meaning that the supply of money is high; and usually because the …

  • Removal costs EN

    Unless otherwise defined, expenses incurred in installing/dismantling and transporting an item. - In banking, such expenses are incurred primarily when bank containers are set up at …

  • Comparability EN

    Principle in accounting and regulatory law according to which the same facts must be treated in the same way by all companies in order to be …

  • Asset-backed [commercial] papers EN

    In general, all tradeable commercial papers which are backed by assets of the issuer. - In particular, debt instruments backed by payments from a portfolio in …