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Procedures through which financial institutions submit and exchange data and documents on payments or transfers of securities (arrangements used to facilitate the settlement of transfers of funds, assets or financial instruments). In most cases,…

First great depression in the U.S. in 1819, which had a favorable effect on the hitherto rather neglected theory of the business cycle; however, many of the ideas put forward at the time were…

Formerly said of – bad money (bad money), coins in circulation but without purchasing power (coins without purchasing power) or – unknown and therefore not usable in business transactions (unusable) coins or also bills.…

A loan (from a bank) to finance the acquisition of a company by the borrower. – See mergers and acquisitions, leveraged buy-out, private equity financing. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright and…

A term used on the stock exchange to describe all shares in companies whose earnings have been subject to conspicuous fluctuations (oscillations: movements above and below a mean value) within short periods of time.…

Unless otherwise defined, the holdings of shares in the hands of economic agents in an area. – For the euro area, stock holdings are shown in the annex “Euro area statistics,” section “Monetary developments,…

In general, the risk of loss due to fluctuations (oscillations: movements above and below a mean value) in share prices. – Insurance companies are particularly affected. In 2002, insurance companies in Europe had invested…

stocks): The value of shares issued by issuers domiciled in Germany is recorded statistically by Deutsche Bundebank and published in the respective monthly report in the statistical section under the heading “Capital market” with…

When securities are sold on the customer’s account, the profit margin of the bank or dealer (broker) included in the price. – The difference between today’s rate of certain foreign currencies and the three-month’s…

Unless otherwise defined, in the financial market, a bank’s written commitment to participate in an engagement. – See bought deal, co-investment, underwriting, fundrasing, multisourcing, roadshow. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright and…