GROWTH INDUSTRY
A sector of the economy that is growing faster than the economy. AKA sunrise industry.
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A sector of the economy that is growing faster than the economy. AKA sunrise industry.
Laws about nonforfeiture and value that are standard. The NAIC committee developed the laws, specifically Alfred Guertin in 1947.
Slang term for a broker that is searching for the next big thing.
Value increase or decrease posted on the balance sheet when a valued instrument is sold.
Duration for calculating total earnings on excess deferral distributions from Roth IRA and relevant 401(k) plans. Typically occurs between a distribution date and a calendar segment end date, quarterly or yearly.
Authorized person with access control to a decision maker or specific information. Typically a junior officer or a secretary.
A stand-alone company adjusting claims as well as training adjusters. Essentially an adjustment clearinghouse for many different insurers.
Usually in a spec’s book or in associated architectural drawings of a contract, these contract conditions set the rights and responsibilities of the parties involved as well as the minimum contractor performance
Outranked by one or more senior bonds this bond is secured on the assets of the issuer by a blanket charge .
An item marketed with no brand name, trademark, or other distinguishing feature. Nothing separates it from other similar items except for it market name. Part of a certain general class, or genus,
Transportation costs based on the customer’s or market’s distance is computed to generate a selling price using this variable-pricing method.
Condition seemingly paradoxal that a consumer item, deemed essential to the community, is in greater demand when its price rises, and in less demand when the price falls. This occurred to corn
Buying or selling a high volume of stocks or bonds for less than the security’s current value. This type of trade is deemed to be inappropriate behavior.
COMMON STOCK issued by a nonlocal company in a local marketplace. GDSs, generally denominated in the local currency (and occasionally in US dollars), are typically registered with local regulators and may be
A business’s procurement strategy for establishing the most cost efficient location for a manufactured product. typically located in a foreign country. As is currently true, a company closes the domestic factory and
Also known as scenario analysis. Mapping and tracking one or more sources of data into a proposed process to potentially achieve a desired set of one or more expectation. Using varying steps
Each member country of the International Monetary fund (IMF) contributes this amount of gold as part of its membership obligations to the fund. Each country can easily borrow against this amount when
Sometimes legally binding due diligence around the effort made, information given, or transaction done, honestly, objectively, with no deliberate intent to defraud the other party. Yet, this does not cover a sin
Measure of angle in units of 1/100th of a right angle or 0.9 degree. Known also as grade.
Repeal of anti-affiliation statutes of the Glass-Steagall Act. Renewed the legal right banks to consolidate with financial-security companies. Repeal legislation passed in 1999.
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