Investment banking

Investment banking

Of or relating to the business of underwriting, or acting as the client's agent, in the issuance of securities in order to assist an individual, commercial enterprise, corporation or government instution ro raise capital.

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interim account

Banking; Investment banking

Also suspense account.. An account for the temporary entry of charges or credits, pending determination of their ultimate disposal. Frequently used in connection with doubtful accounts receivable.

overbought

Banking; Investment banking

A concept from technical security analysis that advises that a downward price reaction should be expected following a strong uptrend. Market participants try to gauge how "overbought" a market is ...

oversold

Banking; Investment banking

A concept from technical security analysis that advises that an upward price reaction should be expected following a strong downtrend. Market participants try to gauge how "oversold" a market is ...

jobber

Banking; Investment banking

A dealer engaged in the wholesaling of securities. Unlike a stockbroker, the jobber deals only with brokers and other jobbers, but not with the general public. More generally known as dealer or ...

maestro card

Banking; Investment banking

A form of payment accepted in Switzerland and worldwide when shopping, filling up at gas stations or withdrawing cash from ATMs. Outside Switzerland, it can be used to withdraw cash in the local ...

instalment loan

Banking; Investment banking

A loan paid back in several (monthly) instalments over a specified period of time. Also: hire purchase loan (UK).

regulated market

Banking; Investment banking

A market place, trading system or exchange which meets the minimum EU standards set out in title III of the MiFID. Under MiFID, entities that offer multilateral trading for financial instruments ...