COMPANY RISK
The risk that occurs due to the operation process due to both internal and external factors. The risks must be covered by the investors.
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The risk that occurs due to the operation process due to both internal and external factors. The risks must be covered by the investors.
Comparing prices before shopping to get the best price. It is done on many big ticket items.
Selling between two countries that doesn’t involve money but goods. AKA countertrade.
How well a offering meets its customers needs.
A plan to help a company get the competitive edge against their rival. Its a long term strategy used to discredit the other firm.
A shipment tht is sent by a beneficiary of a L/C to fulfill its requirements.
A CAPITAL MARKETS financing instrument, such as a BOND or NOTE, that contains embedded COMPLEX OPTIONS or COMPLEX SWAPS that alter RISK and return/YIELD characteristics in unique ways. Since complex structured products
The difference between the returned earned on an investment and the one that wasn’t chosen. AKA data compression.
Estimatig future value by adding compoud interest rates.
1. forces that cursh a material squeezing it. 2. combining two or more departments in one. 3. AKA data compression.
An industry with few large firms. Refer to fragmented industry.
A portrayal of the expectations of an item manufactured for consumption.
A narrow version of a font that lets more letters fit in the space.
The document filed in a state or country the condo is in. It establishes the project and airspace by ownership.
A firm that acts as an agent in the exporter’s country for an importer. It pays the invoice eliminating credit risk.
A MERGER between companies from unrelated sectors. Conglomerate mergers, which were popular during the 1960s and 1970s, have been relatively rare since many unsuccessful deals were dismantled in the 1980s. Academic and
The SUPERVISORY BOARD of a French company that uses the DUAL BOARD SYSTEM. See also CONSEIL D
The tendency to make safe choices instead of risky ones that may lead to loss.
A loan that while it is paid off a large amount comes off the balance. Much of many payments go towards interest alone.
The price that is charged based on the information available.