CONSTITUENT COMPANY
A company thats part of group. It is under the rule of a parent company. It is acquired to meet needs of a group.
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A company thats part of group. It is under the rule of a parent company. It is acquired to meet needs of a group.
A fee charged for a visa or other international document.
An entry for the tax on imported goods the importing country uses.
The act of demeaning the court, preventig justice adminstration, or disobeying a sentence of the court. It is criminal and can lead to fines or imprisonment.
A promise to pay if the terms of a contract are met in the future. Its used to prevent loss when working with a party that may default.
A set of values with differences that are too small to be measured.
Document provided by a main (client) for effecting adjustments to the ambit of work (not of specifications or requirements) of a deal
Administrative functions related to dealing with contracts, like 1) request to bid, 2) evaluating bid, 3) allotment of contract, 4) Implementing contract, 5) measuring completed work, and 6) computing payments. It also
Accepted price calculation applied as a standard in capturing contract adjustments.
Person who gets into a obligatory contract with one (or more) dealing parties and hence accepts the profits and responsibilities provided in it. For a deal to be legit, all dealing parties
The legal entitlements granted to an investor holding a share of COMMON STOCK, including the right to transfer shares, receive regular and accurate financial disclosure, vote on specific issues at the company
An authorizing document issued by a government or legal authority that delineates the activities a CORPORATION is permitted to undertake. See also ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.
An institution that is a party to a financial transaction with CREDIT RISK, such as a LOAN, DERIVATIVE, or financing.
Minority stakes held by two companies in each other; this is often done to help strengthen long term business relationships, and is particularly prevalent in RELATIONSHIP MODEL countries such as Germany and
A rule for reinsurance that the reinsurer is not liable for losses after the termination date.
An industry that follows economic cycle. It profits in good times and declines in a recession. Health care is not an example of this type of business.
A provision in a COLLATERALIZED MORTGAGE OBLIGATION requiring a portion of the issue to be retired if PREPAYMENTS rise to a level where insufficient CASH FLOW exists to meet scheduled payments of
A telephone feature that allows calls made to one number to be forwarded to another specified number.
When dealing with securities trading, an issuer of a bond indenture gives the issuer the right to revoke or redeem outstanding bonds with a certain price on a specific call date.
The CAMELS ratings or Camels rating is a US supervisory rating of the bank’s overall condition used to classify the nation