• account in a bank from which the customer can withdraw the money when he wants CURRENT ACCOUNT • bank account which pays interest but on which notice has to be given to withdraw the money SAVING ACCOUNT • machine which gives out cash when a special card is inserted and special instructions given CASHPOINT • amount of money which a company or a person can withdraw from a bank account with the bank's permission, and which is more than there is in the account OVERDRAFT • legal agreement where someone lends money to another person so that he can buy a property, the property being the security MORTGAGE • moving money from a bank account to another account TRANSFER • money in coins and notes which is used in a particular country CURRENCY • bank which offers banking services to the public COMMERCIAL BANK • bank which arranges loans to companies and deals with international finance MERCHANT BANK • to officially produce something such as new stamps, coins, or shares and make them available to buy ISSUE • an official document promising that a government or company will pay back money that it has borrowed, often with interest BOND • the joining together of two or more companies or organizations to form one larger one MERGER • offer to buy all or most of the shares in a company so as to control it TAKEOVER BID • group of loans, mortgages, investments, etc., all belonging to the same individual or company PORTFOLIO • partnership open to a small number of rich investors, which invests in equities, currency futures and derivatives and may produce high returns but carries a very high risk HEDGE FUND • ordinary shares in a company EQUITIES • any forms of traded security which are derived from ordinary bonds and shares, exchange rates or stock market indices DERIVATIVES • purchases of foreign currency for delivery at a future date CURRENCY FUTURES • profit or income from money invested RETURN • to officially end the law REPEAL • reducing government control over an industry DEREGULATION • payment made by a borrower for the use of money INTEREST • a computer program that can show and calculate financial information SPREADSHEET • amount which a credit agency feels a customer should be allowed to borrow CREDIT RATING • failure to pay back a debt DEFAULT • security used to provide a guarantee for a loan COLLATERAL
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