Expenditure surplus
the balance of expenditure and income during a financial period, where the consumption of value is greater than the increase in value. – See expense. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright and…
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Revaluation effect
If the exchange rate of a currency, e.g. the EUR, rises against another currency such as the USD, the INR, this results in unfavorable and favorable effects for the currency area affected by the…
Adjustment policy, central bank accomodation policy
Mainly referred to in older textbooks as a monetary policy of matching wage and price rises with money supply increases, so that the real money supply does not fall and drive the economy into…
Anti Money Laundering Task Force, AMLTF
Body set up in 2006 with the task of examining the legal regulations on money laundering in the EU with regard to the practical work of the supervisory authorities. – See Financial Intelligence Unit.…
Marking fee
A fee formerly due to the forest official for marking the trees to be felled when wood is delivered for building or heating purposes. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright and may…
Amount, revenue
In general, any inflow of money, and in particular the return – from an investment and – from a tax source. – See revenue. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright and may…
Impact absorber, shock absorber
Another term for the first-loss tranche in a securitization, also called equity tranche and junior tranche. – The extent to which this tranche can actually absorb a payment default first depends entirely on its…
Supervision, global (global supervision)
Proposal to establish a single global supervisory authority for – all financial service providers or groups (banks, insurance companies, funds; then also called colleges of supervision). – There are all the reasons for opposing…
Labor costs (expenditures on wages)
For the euro area, labor costs are monitored by the ECB according to various aspects (compensation per employee, gross monthly earnings, index of collectively agreed earnings, labor costs per hour), because they are an…
Asset-backed commercial paper, ABCP (also referred to in German as, more rarely, collateralized money market paper)
Asset-backed, unlisted securities with a maturity of 360 days or less. They are usually issued by conduits to finance a portfolio of long-term receivables, e.g. mortgage loans. ABCPs are thus discounted securitization papers. –…