An arrangement in credit where the interest and credit limit is periodically renegotiated.

A strategy used in marketing where the concentration of efforts is based on a narrow area in order to achieve the objective.

A printing process where light coloured text is printed onto a dark background.

The repitition of an action continually.

An advertisement on the internet that contains an animation, flashing colours, audio and other range of enhancements.

A right in a contract where the seller must give the other party the chance to match the offer that a third party has given to buy a certain asset.

The allocating of rights to use a body of water by individuals who own property around said body of water.

An effect that is indirect but radiates out from the initial effect.

The use of equity in a home to provide a lione of credit.

The provision in a deed transfer where the property transferred is reverted to the grantor if a deed condition becomes violated.

The process where a corporation reorganises or restructures the business by means of cutting costs, rducing the work force or altering upper level management.

Isolating a project so it is protected from outside risks.

A person from the insurer who screens all new applications and will approve or decline an application.

The returning of goods that are damaged or unsold back to gthe supplier or manufacturer.

The amount of the principal on a home loan that has not yet been paid.

The legal right given to the last tenant who is still living after a joint tenant has died. They retain absolute ownership of the property.

A collection of properties that describes a region on the mainframe. In the case of diagnostic tools such as Capture and Playback, an RE describes a simulated region.

The arrangement where a broker or dealer buys a security and sells it on a set date at a higher price.

A scheme used in cabling networks where a cablesequentially connects all of the nodes and forms a loop that is closed.

The final that is to be paid on rating plan that is retrospective.