Trustee contract (trust deed)
Generally, the appointment of a person or a company to independently take care of business, such as the management of assets, which one cannot, will not or may not take care of oneself. –…
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Generally, the appointment of a person or a company to independently take care of business, such as the management of assets, which one cannot, will not or may not take care of oneself. –…
In the language of the supervisory authorities, a loan in cash or in kind that – an institution grants in its own name for the account of a third party from funds made available…
In the language of the supervisory authorities, a loan in cash or in kind that – an institution grants in its own name for the account of a third party from funds made available…
Security required by law for investments from ward money, see § 1807 BGB. As a rule, savings deposits and bonds of public-sector issuers are permissible; however, shares or derivatives are excluded – see Gilt…
Excessive or even blind trust in monetary policy models as simplified mental representations of reality. – It is undisputed that there is no faith in models, especially in the relevant departments of the institutions…
An index introduced by Bankhaus Trinkaus & Burkhardt in 1983 that contains all warrants traded on German stock exchanges. It is composed in such a way that expiring warrants are excluded and newly introduced…
An index introduced by Bankhaus Trinkaus & Burkhardt in 1983 that contains all warrants traded on German stock exchanges. It is composed in such a way that expiring warrants are omitted and newly introduced…
In Germany today, this term usually refers only to private schools and, more rarely, to universities (tuition fees). In older documents, fees for schools are also called instruction fees. – See Beleggeld, Fremdenschulgeld, Hörergeld,…
In Germany today, this term usually refers only to private schools and, more rarely, to universities (tuition fees). In older documents, fees for schools are also called instruction fees. – See Beleggeld, Fremdenschulgeld, Hörergeld,…
A tuition fee paid by students at universities in Germany until around 1970 and usually collected by the respective bursar’s office. As of 2005, the tuition fee was reintroduced in some German states. Those…
Payment to be made by students at a university to the respective teaching institution. – Such payments on the part of the students are justified, so that professors with wife and dog as well…
Payment to be made by students at a university to the respective teaching institution. – Such payments on the part of the students are justified so that professors with wives and dogs as well…
First brought to Europe from the Orient in 1554, tulips (flowers of the lily genus) were bred primarily in the Netherlands. More than 1,000 varieties were soon counted. In the Netherlands, this was called…
First brought to Europe from the Orient in 1554, tulips (flowers of the lily genus) were bred primarily in the Netherlands. More than 1,000 varieties were soon counted. In the Netherlands, this was called…
Although, according to a rather reliable survey in 2012, a majority of the Turkish population was apparently opposed to their country’s accession to the EU, the leading business associations are in favor of it.…
Although, according to a rather reliable survey in 2012, a majority of the Turkish population was apparently opposed to their country’s accession to the EU, the leading business associations are in favor of it.…
A levy for the maintenance of an army for the purpose of warding off the Turks. Since 1453, after the conquest of Byzantium – today’s Istanbul – the Turks had been pushing inexorably northward.…
A levy for the maintenance of an army for the purpose of warding off the Turks. Since 1453, after the conquest of Byzantium – today’s Istanbul – the Turks had been pushing inexorably northward.…
Point in time at which a trend reversal (reversion: turning in the opposite direction) becomes visible, especially – within an industry, – at a company or – with regard to a certain exchange rate.…
Point in time at which a trend reversal (reversion: turning in the opposite direction) becomes visible, especially – within an industry, – at a company or – with regard to a certain exchange rate.…
The injection of fresh capital into companies that have come off the rails and now want to operate under new management, with new products and/or in new markets (capital provided to an established firm…
The injection of fresh capital into companies that have come off track and now want to operate under new management, with new products and/or in new markets (capital provided to an established firm that…
In general, the total of goods or services – valued at selling prices, – supplied to the market and also sold in a company – within a given accounting period; for example: Monthly turnover,…
In general, the total of goods or services – valued at selling prices, – supplied to the market and also sold in a company – within a given accounting period; for example: Monthly turnover,…
The possibility that revenues from the sale of goods or, in the case of a bank, revenues from services provided will fall, contrary to internal forecasts and planning. – Measure indicating the extent to…
The possibility that revenue from the sale of goods or, in the case of a bank, revenue from services provided will fall, contrary to internal forecasts and planning. – Measure indicating the extent to…
A special form of asset-backed securities in which corporate sales are securitized. This form of financing is particularly widespread in the United Kingdom, where trade chains in particular raise new capital through such asset-backed…
A special form of asset-backed securities in which corporate sales are securitized. This form of financing is particularly widespread in the United Kingdom, where trade chains in particular raise new capital through such asset-backed…
Basically, a tax on supplies and other services that a company performs in the country against payment. Because this makes the exchange of goods more expensive, it also has an impact on the value…
Basically, a tax on supplies and other services that a company performs in the country against payment. Because this makes the exchange of goods more expensive, it also has an impact on the value…
functional unit). In the case of an insurance company, the maintenance of the two business lines of life and non-life insurance (reinsurance) under a single corporate umbrella. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by…
functional unit). In the case of an insurance company, the management of the two business lines of life and non-life insurance (reinsurance) under a single corporate umbrella. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by…
As a rule, the issue price of such a certificate is at least fifty percent below the price of the underlying asset. This provides a relatively high safety buffer against falling prices of the…
As a rule, the issue price of such a certificate is at least fifty percent below the price of the underlying asset. This provides a relatively high safety buffer against falling prices of the…
to be mated with another in the same task): Unless otherwise defined, the technical assistance – of an EU central bank to the central bank or, and not infrequently included therein, of an EU…
to be mated with another in the same task): Unless otherwise defined, the technical assistance – of an EU central bank to the central bank or, and not infrequently included therein, of an EU…
A blogging service that emerged in 2006 that allows logged-in users to send and order text messages. Posts on Twitter are referred to as tweets. – Insofar as news from the world of finance…
A blogging service that emerged in 2006 that allows logged-in users to send and order text messages. Posts on Twitter are referred to as tweets. – Insofar as news from the world of finance…
The International Monetary Fund distinguishes between – macro funds, which build up positions in national markets on the basis of corresponding expectations that are not hedged by countertrades, – global funds, which manage positions…