HEAVY LIFT VESSEL
A craft made to load and unload cargo. Ships have cranes on them for ramps or can use semisubmersible tools to do the operatoins. It can haul upto 100 tons.
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A craft made to load and unload cargo. Ships have cranes on them for ramps or can use semisubmersible tools to do the operatoins. It can haul upto 100 tons.
Something kept in custody or storage to satisfy a condition.
The cross currency risk when working hours of the banks to not meet due to time zones. It can cause a chain of cross defaults if business is not handles in a
A pyramid like organization when a person controls an area with subordinates. Higher levels are more powerful and control underlings.
A low carbon steel that has little molybdenum, niobiom, titanium, or vanadiu. AKA hight strength alloy stell, high strength low alloy steel.
Items with high value and cost like jewelry and electronics. They are insurable and extra insurance may be needed.
A contract a dealer uses to sell secirites to the highest bidder from another dealer. Compare this term to take the offer.
The percent of audience that has seen or heard the program after the one they were watching. AKA inherited audience.
A second mortgage the borrower gets to prevent default. The first is paid before the second. AKA home equity debt.
The part of a home’s value that is exempt from taxes. It reduces the tax burden on the tax payer. It is only for primary residence.
The rate of growth for a company based on current business means. It can mean more locations, stores, outlets, and territory.
Insurance with no coverage amount for a hospital stay. It pays out regularly instead or per incident.
When an underwrite buys unsold securities and than sells them at a discount. This is also called a sticky or stuck deal.
The cost of the factors of production used to make something.
A situation where a buying DEALER has not received securities from the selling dealer, and will thus not make its payment. Fails are commonly used as a measure of operations-based PROCESS RISK.
A party that is covered because they are the spouse or child of the policyholder.
Farm insurance for property that is on a farm.
A portion of a statistical distribution that is wider or larger than expected, increasing the probability that an extreme or unexpected value will result.
An expression used to provide for yourself well through property or associations.
A raw material changed to make something else.