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List of all securities a broker may consider to be the target of irregular trading activities.
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List of all securities a broker may consider to be the target of irregular trading activities.
Software that is used to design and present web pages.
Formula where the weight of an article wet is divided by weight of an article dry and multiplied by 100 giving a % weight increase.
Rounding a premium to the nearest whole dollar.
Symbol or character replacing characters in search commands.
Wind that causes damages to property insured.
Employee income tax and imposed deductions.
Amount allocated by a company to cover all costs related to an injury to an employee.
An establishment with work areas.
Civil law suit filed by the deceased survivors against the organization or person felt to be responsible.
Industrial processes that won’t release any toxic or harmful material into the environment.
Downward revision of an asset’s book value reflecting current drop in market value.
Total number of men and women able to work who are currently looking for work.
1. Finance. Debt or project not funded by private or public funds. 2. retirement plan. Current benefits are paid out from current funds paid into the plan.
Standard loan application required by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac for single family loans for homes. Also called Form 1003.
Loss exposure that is associated with a certain investment or strategy of investment that can be reduced by diversity in a portfolio.
Method where goods are sold in a fixed unit including all profit margins and costs.
Powerful and very stable 32 bit operating system used by computers. Is the platform the internet was built on, written in C language and coming with TCP/IP protocols.
Remaining balance of a loan, cash advance or credit that has not been paid.
L/C that has no restrictions about the bank chosen for negotiation.
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