Debit card
An instrument that enables its holder, under contractual agreement with the issuer, to buy goods or services or withdraw cash, with all transactions debited directly to a linked bank account, from all merchants under agreement with the issuer, point-of service terminals (POS), and automatic teller machines (ATMs).
An instrument that enables its holder, under contractual agreement with the issuer, to buy goods or services or withdraw cash, with all transactions debited directly to a linked bank account, from all merchants under agreement with the issuer, point-of service terminals (POS), and automatic teller machines (ATMs).
Debit card
An instrument that enables its holder, under contractual agreement with the issuer, to buy goods or services or withdraw cash, with all transactions debited directly to a linked bank account, from all merchants under agreement with the issuer, point-of service terminals (POS), and automatic teller machines (ATMs).
An instrument that enables its holder, under contractual agreement with the issuer, to buy goods or services or withdraw cash, with all transactions debited directly to a linked bank account, from all merchants under agreement with the issuer, point-of service terminals (POS), and automatic teller machines (ATMs).
Default
Refers to the condition of declared inability to honour one's debts and/or pay the related interest.
Refers to the condition of declared inability to honour one's debts and/or pay the related interest.
Default
Refers to the condition of declared inability to honour one's debts and/or pay the related interest.
Refers to the condition of declared inability to honour one's debts and/or pay the related interest.
Deposits
This entry includes current accounts, time deposits, savings accounts, and repurchase agreements. Current account deposits include banker's drafts, but do not include time deposits. Deposits with a set term include certificates of deposit, subordinated liabilities with a technical form other than bonds, time deposits, and time savings accounts. Savings accounts include free savings deposits and other deposits that may not be used for directly for payment.
This entry includes current accounts, time deposits, savings accounts, and repurchase agreements. Current account deposits include banker's drafts, but do not include time deposits. Deposits with a set term include certificates of deposit, subordinated liabilities with a technical form other than bonds, time deposits, and time savings accounts. Savings accounts include free savings deposits and other deposits that may not be used for directly for payment.
Deposits
This entry includes current accounts, time deposits, savings accounts, and repurchase agreements. Current account deposits include banker's drafts, but do not include time deposits. Deposits with a set term include certificates of deposit, subordinated liabilities with a technical form other than bonds, time deposits, and time savings accounts. Savings accounts include free savings deposits and other deposits that may not be used for directly for payment.
This entry includes current accounts, time deposits, savings accounts, and repurchase agreements. Current account deposits include banker's drafts, but do not include time deposits. Deposits with a set term include certificates of deposit, subordinated liabilities with a technical form other than bonds, time deposits, and time savings accounts. Savings accounts include free savings deposits and other deposits that may not be used for directly for payment.
Derivates (products/instruments)
A financial instrument is called a derivative when its cost/return ratio is determined by the cost/return parameters of other primary instruments called "underlying assets", which may be raw materials, exchange rates, interest rates, securities, or equity indices. In other words, a derivative's value is a contractually established function of the value of a specific real or financial asset (the underlying asset), the price of which (the spot price) is determined on the pertinent market. They are generally designed to modify the contracting party's exposure to market risks. They include futures, options, swaps and forward agreements, among others.
A financial instrument is called a derivative when its cost/return ratio is determined by the cost/return parameters of other primary instruments called "underlying assets", which may be raw materials, exchange rates, interest rates, securities, or equity indices. In other words, a derivative's value is a contractually established function of the value of a specific real or financial asset (the underlying asset), the price of which (the spot price) is determined on the pertinent market. They are generally designed to modify the contracting party's exposure to market risks. They include futures, options, swaps and forward agreements, among others.
Derivates (products/instruments)
A financial instrument is called a derivative when its cost/return ratio is determined by the cost/return parameters of other primary instruments called "underlying assets", which may be raw materials, exchange rates, interest rates, securities, or equity indices. In other words, a derivative's value is a contractually established function of the value of a specific real or financial asset (the underlying asset), the price of which (the spot price) is determined on the pertinent market. They are generally designed to modify the contracting party's exposure to market risks. They include futures, options, swaps and forward agreements, among others.
A financial instrument is called a derivative when its cost/return ratio is determined by the cost/return parameters of other primary instruments called "underlying assets", which may be raw materials, exchange rates, interest rates, securities, or equity indices. In other words, a derivative's value is a contractually established function of the value of a specific real or financial asset (the underlying asset), the price of which (the spot price) is determined on the pertinent market. They are generally designed to modify the contracting party's exposure to market risks. They include futures, options, swaps and forward agreements, among others.
Desk
Generally refers to a business unit where a specific activity is centrally managed.
Generally refers to a business unit where a specific activity is centrally managed.
Desk
Generally refers to a business unit where a specific activity is centrally managed.
Generally refers to a business unit where a specific activity is centrally managed.
Dividend yield
Ratio between the dividend per share (the total dividend divided by the number of shares) and the share price. Used as an indicator of the immediate return on the stock, i.e. without considering capital gains and losses.
Ratio between the dividend per share (the total dividend divided by the number of shares) and the share price. Used as an indicator of the immediate return on the stock, i.e. without considering capital gains and losses.
Dividend yield
Ratio between the dividend per share (the total dividend divided by the number of shares) and the share price. Used as an indicator of the immediate return on the stock, i.e. without considering capital gains and losses.
Ratio between the dividend per share (the total dividend divided by the number of shares) and the share price. Used as an indicator of the immediate return on the stock, i.e. without considering capital gains and losses.
Doubtful loan
A loan to a client in circumstances of objective difficulty that it is believed may be overcome in an adequate period of time.
A loan to a client in circumstances of objective difficulty that it is believed may be overcome in an adequate period of time.
Doubtful loan
A loan to a client in circumstances of objective difficulty that it is believed may be overcome in an adequate period of time.
A loan to a client in circumstances of objective difficulty that it is believed may be overcome in an adequate period of time.
Downgrade
Downwards adjustment of a rating.
Downwards adjustment of a rating.
Downgrade
Downwards adjustment of a rating.
Downwards adjustment of a rating.
Due diligence
A financial analysis of a given company by a group of consultants and attorneys. This process is compulsory in initial public offerings.
A financial analysis of a given company by a group of consultants and attorneys. This process is compulsory in initial public offerings.
Due diligence
A financial analysis of a given company by a group of consultants and attorneys. This process is compulsory in initial public offerings.
A financial analysis of a given company by a group of consultants and attorneys. This process is compulsory in initial public offerings.
Duration
An indicator of the interest-rate risk to which a security or bond portfolio is exposed. In its most common form, it is calculated as the weighted average of the dates on which the interest and principal payments associated with a given bond fall due.
An indicator of the interest-rate risk to which a security or bond portfolio is exposed. In its most common form, it is calculated as the weighted average of the dates on which the interest and principal payments associated with a given bond fall due.
Duration
An indicator of the interest-rate risk to which a security or bond portfolio is exposed. In its most common form, it is calculated as the weighted average of the dates on which the interest and principal payments associated with a given bond fall due.
An indicator of the interest-rate risk to which a security or bond portfolio is exposed. In its most common form, it is calculated as the weighted average of the dates on which the interest and principal payments associated with a given bond fall due.
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