Category: E

Brief, comprehensive summarized business plan or proposal, often for an investment or commitment. Key points, as bullets, are extracted from an external audience presentation.

LIQUIDITY and LIQUIDITY RISK that relate to an entire industry or national system, and are not confined to, or significantly influenced by, a single firm and its actions. See also ASSET LIQUIDITY

Mathematical formula calculating potential future interest rates. If the following equation is true: (1 + RLt) squared = (1 + RSt) ( 1 + RS*t+1), given RS is the 1-year interest rate,

Settling an obligation, using an invoice type of document as evidence, by paying cash or by cash-equivalent for goods or services, or a charge against available funds. Refer to revenue expenditure, capital

Comprise a company’s profit and loss statement. Both categories required entries by law. Must be reported on a regular, periodic basis.

Ending term life insurance policy when the coverage period is over.

An agenc that gives insurance against losses for nonpayment. It promotes foreign trade. They may also offer marine insurance, post shipment discounts, pre shipment advances, and locating new markets.

The amount covered by the current insurance under normal circumstances. It is bought to help cover what is left and covers all possibe loss.

Pricing using a standard price for a locatin that lets customers take on charges by raising the price.

Buying goods from third parties at the lowest cost for operations. It considers the skills, capability, and financing.

A network of computers that lets controlled acces to information to outsiders that are authorized to be connected to the intranet.

CAPITAL resources that a company allocates internally to conduct its operations and support its RISKS (including FINANCIAL RISK and OPERATING RISK). Economic capital, which is a key measure of SOLVENCY, serves to

A theory stating that financial markets reflect all publicly available information, suggesting that all investors have an equal opportunity to earn a given minimum return, and that it is not possible to

Producer response to price change for their goods or services. Typically, a prices increase means an increase in supply.

Condition where electronic equipment and systems to operate without causing or suffering unacceptable degradation in output or performance when in close proximity to electro-mechanical devices, .

Set of standards, directories, and guidelines, collectively registered as ISO-9735. They define data sets and protocols for electronic documents used in electronic data interchange (EDI). It is referred to as UN/EDIFACT, as

Obtaining, or procuring, goods and services by internet or a company’s intranet as well as applying tighter fiscal controls over spending and product preferences. This process typically streamlines all aspects of the

Something made up of a single element. Pure hydrogen is elemental hydrogen (H).

Something made available when requirements are met. Example: offering a particular coverage to eligible people.

A fully functioning and complete computer system that is a sub-subsystem. Surface-mounted devices, such as a stepper motor or controller, are some examples.