PERMANENT INTEREST BEARING SHARE (PIBS)
Tradable on the London Stock Exchange, a PIBS is a non redeemable security given on fixed interest, and issued by some of the top building societies of the UK. A fixed income
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Tradable on the London Stock Exchange, a PIBS is a non redeemable security given on fixed interest, and issued by some of the top building societies of the UK. A fixed income
Any lender who gives financing for over 15 years, usually to act as financing for the establishment of real estate projects is known as a permanent lender.
The capital stock account, as well as the retained profit account. They are known as being ‘permanent’ as they cannot be closed once the accounting period has ended.
A partial disability that will affect the insured forever. Since it is partial, the insured is not completely incapacitated.
A document which retains its legal, administrative and historical value without any timeframe.
The primary residence (home) of an entity, party, individual at a situated address.
Any person who possesses his own permanent residence, and resides there is a permanent resident.
A permanent disability, which prevents the insured from working throughout the remainder of their life.
A logical, dedicated route which is situated within the physical network of a circuit on a permanent basis. Once it has been created, the PVC need not be disconnected at all.
A characteristic of any substance or material which denotes the degree to which it allows liquids to pass through another medium, without altering the chemical or physical traits of the substance.
The opposite of permeability, or a trait which prevents liquids from passing through the material.
The administration of any dose of a substance, given to a worker, in a prescribed manner, without the experience of any harm.
The daily limit of exposure to any substance to humans, standardized in an 8-our shift. The Permissible Exposure Limit was set up by OSHA.
To persist and overcome a number of issues to achieve a goal. Usually includes physical, or mental barriers.
The amount of time that a substance can persist in any environment after being introduced in to a new surrounding.
The percentage by which the policies of an insurance company remain enforced, without any lapse or replacement on the part of other insurers.
Certain substances, such as heavy metals, which do not take any effect from the environment. These substances are usually poisonous for animals and plants.
The demands of a job or role that must be played by an individual, usually in conflict with her or her skills and personality.
Usually a set of skills that must be possessed by any person to become eligible for any job, which requires those skills.
A person who is rejected by those whose acceptance is required in a scenario.
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