SECOND ISSUING BANK
The bank that issues the second letter of credit in a back-to-back letter of credit.
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The bank that issues the second letter of credit in a back-to-back letter of credit.
Another mortgage that is taken out on an a property or asset where the first motgage takes precedence over the second mortgage.
See asset allocation. A process of investment salesin one style of business in order to purchase holdings in one or more than one different types where the investor has seen the greatest
A division of a sector that is distinct but linked to or related to other elements. See segmentation.
An accomodation style where a kitchen is provided to guest to prepare their own meals.
A person who obtains their own work and where the rules of employment do not apply. They may employ other people to get work completed.
The tendency to take credit for a successful outcome but to deny any responsibility for unsuccessful ones.
The repeated exposure to a substance that may cause the development of allergic reactions in some people.
An identification code of 18 characters used for mainly non-standard mix containers.it has a 2 character application identifier followed by 1 digit packaging type, country code , 6 digit manufacturer ID, 9
The overload capacity that is built into a device, engine or component before it will break down.
The otganisation collecting interest payments and princiapl payment from the borrowers and managing the accounts on behalf of the trustee.
Different to a joint liability where more than one person is deemed liable. A plaintiff may initiate procedings against only one party.
A company will buy its own shares in order to boost the market for them by reducing the quantity of available shares.
A part or a layer that is part of a computer operating syste. Seving as the user interface. See kernel.
The rates for moving freight by the transporter or carrier. See tariff.
A process whereby people browse and select items to purchase.
Cargo that has not been completely loaded onto a ship or plane but is till on the bill of lading or air way bill.
The weight a shipment weighs that is less than that quoted on the bill of lading or air way bill.
A passive contract where the buyer of software accepts the factthat when he opens the shrinkwrap he is committed to the product.
An acknowledge that the document being referred to was executed properly by the intended body, place securely in an envelope and handed to the intended recipient.