ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR
Actions and attitudes of individuals, groups and structures within an organization that can affect its function and performance.
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Actions and attitudes of individuals, groups and structures within an organization that can affect its function and performance.
The way in which new employees adapt to the prevailing culture within an organization.
This company writes loans for multifamily / commercial properties.
Money borrowed without security or contributed my minority shareholders. Acronym is pronounced ?opium?, to reflect the power it can have over people who forget it must be paid back.
Evaluation of results of a process, activity or a plan, to be compared with expected results.
Facility that is far from the main plant.
The value of an investment portfolio after liabilities have been deducted from revenue earned.
Applying an amount of overhead costs that reflects the expense of producing goods or services.
An outer container that protects one or more inner containers.
Known as ?time and a half?, refers to the fact that employees earn 50% more than their usual hourly rate when working overtime.
The income that is derived from a security.It is stated as a percentage of its purchase price.
Rejection by a drawee due to a failure to honor the instrument of negotiation (a bill of exchange)
Income that is received from passive sources such as the appreciation of a real estate property and as such they fall under the tax related category of income.
Also referred to as defect, it occurs when specific requirements are not fulfilled
An intermediary organization such as the government that facilitates transactions between the savers and borrowers. Time deposits are however not accepted. These intermediaries source their lending activities through the sale of securities
Capital goods such as machinery that are not used up during a manufacturing process and thus retain their identity and features.
Financial transaction with neither a direct nor an indirect execution to the benefit of the user. Sometimes, these transactions do not need to be registered with the Securities and Exchange Commision (SEC).
The profit realized from activities such as the sale of an asset, which is not related directly to the firm’s primary business operations.
A person who engages in investment activities but is not involved or affiliated to the SEC or other agencies. Also, a person who is not an investment broker, but is actively involved
1. General: The intention to be liable to one’s obligation according to a contract and expect the the obligee to honor the contract with performance deliverence. 2. Electronic Commerce: Be liable to