- Industria: Financial services
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- Company Profile:
UBS AG, a financial services firm, provides wealth management, asset management, and investment banking services to private, corporate, and institutional clients worldwide.
Also: price rally. Fast, strong uptrend in prices in the financial markets. See also bull market, boom.
Industry:Banking
Activity focused on exploiting expected changes in the market. Specifically, speculation refers to transactions entailing disproportionately high returns and risks.
Industry:Banking
Bank or intermediary that commits itself to taking up an unsold portion of a securities issue after placement.
Industry:Banking
(1) A company's debts appearing on the liabilities side of its balance sheet. The liquidity requirements of Swiss banking legislation draw a distinction between short-term liabilities, which include those repayable on demand or often within one month, and total liabilities, consisting of all liabilities vis-à-vis third parties (including any provisions required). Frequently used as a synonym for obligations.
(2) The obligations of a business to its creditors, suppliers, customers, etc, as distinguished from those to its proprietors, partners or shareholders. Liabilities can be short-tem, medium-term or long-term. Opposite: assets.
Industry:Banking
(1) Synonym for licence fee.
(2) Remuneration for the assignment of land with exploitable raw materials (coal, oil, etc.) paid by the licensee to the owner of the land.
Industry:Banking
Interest rate applied to credit operations between banking institutions. On the Euromoney market the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) is calculated daily and serves as a guide for the interest rates used for many international loans in euros. Another example of an interbank rate is the federal funds rate (funds that banks lend one another for short periods).
Industry:Banking
A credit line which can be utilized, repaid and utilized again during the agreed term. Examples: revolving discount credit, revolving collateral loan.
Industry:Banking
También se conoce como destinatario. Persona o empresa a quien o a cuya orden un librador debe pagar la cantidad escrita en una factura, cheque o instrumento negociable.
Industry:Banking
Convertibilidad parcial significa que una moneda puede ser convertida en otras monedas, al menos hasta cierto punto. Vea también Plena convertibilidad, Convertibilidad.
Industry:Banking
También: subyacente. Instrumento en que se basa un contrato de opción o futuro. Los principales activos subyacentes son monedas, bonos, acciones y los índices de equidad, así como metales preciosos. Véase también futuro financiero.
Industry:Banking
