Initiation fee, bank fee; acquisition fee, processing fee
In the case of a credit agreement with the bank, a reimbursement for expenses for the use of the institution’s services (a fee charged by the lessor bank used to cover the costs associated…
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Supervisory deterrence
The reproach of legislators and supervisory authorities for making stock market entry more difficult through bureaucratic overkill. In this context, the demand is to enable stock exchange segments with a significantly lower regulatory density.…
The bounty for shot pests (hunting permit)
In older documents, payment to the hunter (bounty hunter) who shot pests, especially predators and raptors, at the request of municipalities, landowners, livestock owners, especially sheep farmers, or other clients. – Hunting money in…
ABS fund
Special assets of a capital management company that has invested all or a very high proportion of its assets in asset-backed securities. – In the course of the subprime crisis, individual ABS funds suffered…
Abundance
In older literature and stock market reports, a term for abundant money seeking investment. – See attentism, liquidity trap, market weakness. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright and may only be used…
Abwichsgeld also Anerbgeld and Astantengeld (renunciation payment)
Earlier compensation payment to the retiring peasant sole heir (= Anerben: the one to whom the undivided inheritance [the farm] passes, usually the eldest son). In cases of dispute, the amount of the settlement…
Rip-off artist
Providers who use a variety of dubious methods to persuade people to sign a contract against their will, although the criminal law requirements of fraud do not necessarily have to be met. However, because…
Address
In the broadest sense, anyone who acts as a supplier or buyer on the financial market, whether a natural person or a legal entity. – Customer who takes out a loan from a bank:…
Agiotage (stock-jobbery; defraud)
Founders of a stock corporation issue shares and promise brilliant business deals. The shares are then subscribed for at a high premium. Now the founders sell the shares again and pocket the profit. It…
Letter of credit (LoC)
A document by which a line of credit is opened with a third party, usually a bank, a letter of credit. – In the past, such a letter was usually given to traveling salesmen,…