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Bailout commencer à apprendre		Financial support given to a company or country facing serious financial difficulty.
2. Bank run commencer à apprendre		A large number of customers withdraw their deposits because they believe the bank may fail.
3. Bank transfer commencer à apprendre		The movement of money from one bank account to another.
4. Barriers-to-entry commencer à apprendre		Obstacles that make it difficult for new competitors to enter a market.
5. Bearishness commencer à apprendre		Expectation that prices will fall in a financial market.
6. Blue chips commencer à apprendre		Well-established, financially sound companies with a history of reliable performance.
7. Bond commencer à apprendre		A debt security where the issuer owes the holders a debt and is obliged to pay interest and repay principal.
8. Bonus issue commencer à apprendre		Free additional shares given to existing shareholders.
9. Bullishness commencer à apprendre		Expectation that prices will rise in a financial market.
10. Buy and hold commencer à apprendre		Long-term investment strategy of holding assets regardless of market fluctuations.
11. Capital growth commencer à apprendre		Increase in the value of an asset or investment over time.
12. Cash dispenser commencer à apprendre		A machine that provides cash when a card and PIN are used (ATM).
13. Clearing bank commencer à apprendre		A bank that clears cheques and other payments through a clearing house.
14. Collateral commencer à apprendre		An asset pledged as security for a loan.
15. Commercial bank commencer à apprendre		A bank offering services to the public and businesses.
16. Coupon commencer à apprendre		The interest rate paid on a bond.
17. Current account commencer à apprendre		A bank account used for day-to-day transactions.
18. Default commencer à apprendre		Failure to meet legal obligations of a loan.
19. Defensive stocks commencer à apprendre		Stocks that provide consistent dividends and earnings regardless of market conditions.
20. Derivative commencer à apprendre		A financial instrument whose value depends on an underlying asset.
21. Direct debit commencer à apprendre		An instruction to a bank to pay a fixed or variable amount regularly.
22. Dividend commencer à apprendre		A portion of a company's profits distributed to shareholders.
23. Dividend yield commencer à apprendre		Dividend per share divided by share price.
24. Due diligence commencer à apprendre		A comprehensive appraisal of a business before a transaction.
25. Ease of substitution commencer à apprendre		How easily one product can be replaced with another.
26. Endowment commencer à apprendre		A financial gift or fund, often used by institutions.
27. Equity commencer à apprendre		Ownership interest in a company in the form of shares.
28. Fixed rate commencer à apprendre		An interest rate that does not change over the life of the loan or bond.
29. Floatation commencer à apprendre		The process of offering shares of a private company to the public.
30. Floating rate commencer à apprendre		An interest rate that changes with the market or index.
31. Fluctuate commencer à apprendre		To change continuously, especially up and down.
32. Treasury bill commencer à apprendre		Short-term government security with no interest, sold at a discount.
33. Forward commencer à apprendre		Agreement to buy/sell an asset at a future date at a set price.
34. Future commencer à apprendre		A standardized contract to buy/sell assets at a future date at a market-agreed price.
35. Go public commencer à apprendre		When a company offers its shares to the public for the first time.
36. Grant a loan commencer à apprendre		To approve and provide a loan.
37. Growth stocks commencer à apprendre		Shares in a company expected to grow at an above-average rate.
38. Gilts commencer à apprendre		UK government bonds.
39. Insolvency commencer à apprendre		Inability to pay debts.
40. Investment bank commencer à apprendre		A bank that helps companies raise capital and offers financial consultancy.
41. IPO commencer à apprendre		Initial Public Offering: a company’s first sale of stock to the public.
42. Issue stocks commencer à apprendre		To offer shares for sale.
43. Junk bond commencer à apprendre		A high-risk bond with high return potential.
44. Liquidity commencer à apprendre		The ease with which an asset can be converted into cash.
45. Market capitalization commencer à apprendre		Total value of a company’s outstanding shares.
46. Mark-up commencer à apprendre		The difference between the cost and the selling price.
47. Market penetration commencer à apprendre		The extent to which a product is recognized and bought.
48. Maturity commencer à apprendre		The date when an investment becomes payable.
49. (missing from list) commencer à apprendre		49. (missing from list)
50. Mutual fund commencer à apprendre		A company that pools money to invest in various assets.
51. Nominal value commencer à apprendre		Face value of a share or bond.
52. Option commencer à apprendre		The right to buy/sell an asset at a set price before a certain date.
53. Ordinary shares commencer à apprendre		Common stock with voting rights and profit entitlement.
54. Overdraft commencer à apprendre		A facility allowing withdrawals exceeding the account balance.
55. Overdrawn commencer à apprendre		Having taken more money than is in the bank account.
56. Over-the-counter commencer à apprendre		Financial instruments traded outside formal exchanges.
57. P/E ratio commencer à apprendre		Price to earnings ratio, indicates how much investors are paying per unit of profit.
58. Pension fund commencer à apprendre		A pool of assets forming retirement income for employees.
59. Price elasticity commencer à apprendre		A measure of how demand changes with price.
60. Primary market commencer à apprendre		Market where securities are issued for the first time.
61. Principal commencer à apprendre		The original sum of money borrowed or invested.
62. Prospectus commencer à apprendre		A document advertising a company’s share offering.
63. Raise commencer à apprendre		To lift or increase; also used to describe collecting funds.
64. Reserve requirement commencer à apprendre		The minimum reserves a bank must hold.
65. Return on equity (ROE) commencer à apprendre		Net income divided by shareholder equity.
66. Rights issue commencer à apprendre		An offer to existing shareholders to buy more shares.
67. Rise commencer à apprendre		An increase in value or level.
68. Savings account commencer à apprendre		A bank account that earns interest.
69. Secondary market commencer à apprendre		Market where existing securities are traded.
70. Security commencer à apprendre		A financial asset, such as stocks or bonds.
71. Share commencer à apprendre		A unit of ownership in a company.
72. Spread commencer à apprendre		The difference between buying and selling prices.
73. Standing order commencer à apprendre		Regular fixed payments from a bank account.
74. Stock commencer à apprendre		A share in the ownership of a company.
75. Swap commencer à apprendre		An agreement to exchange financial instruments.
76. Treasury commencer à apprendre		The funds or revenue of a government or institution.
77. Treasury bond commencer à apprendre		Long-term US government bond.
78. Treasury note commencer à apprendre		Medium-term US government debt instrument.
79. Underwrite commencer à apprendre		To guarantee financial support for an issue or policy.
80. Value stocks commencer à apprendre		Undervalued stocks relative to their fundamentals.
81. Yield commencer à apprendre		The income return on an investment.
82. Zero coupon bonds commencer à apprendre		Bonds that pay no interest but are sold at a discount.
Hedging commencer à apprendre		A strategy used to reduce or offset the risk of adverse price movements in an asset. It typically involves taking an opposite position in a related security, such as using derivatives to protect against losses.
Bailout commencer à apprendre		Financial support given to a company or country facing serious financial difficulty.
Bank run commencer à apprendre		A large number of customers withdraw their deposits because they believe the bank may fail.
Bank transfer commencer à apprendre		The movement of money from one bank account to another.
Barriers-to-entry commencer à apprendre		Obstacles that make it difficult for new competitors to enter a market.
Bearishness commencer à apprendre		Expectation that prices will fall in a financial market.
Blue chips commencer à apprendre		Well-established, financially sound companies with a history of reliable performance.
Bond commencer à apprendre		A debt security where the issuer owes the holders a debt and is obliged to pay interest and repay principal.
Bonus issue commencer à apprendre		Free additional shares given to existing shareholders.
Bullishness commencer à apprendre		Expectation that prices will rise in a financial market.
Buy and hold commencer à apprendre		Long-term investment strategy of holding assets regardless of market fluctuations.
Capital growth commencer à apprendre		Increase in the value of an asset or investment over time.
Cash dispenser A bank that clears cheques and other payments through a clearing house. commencer à apprendre		A machine that provides cash when a card and PIN are used (ATM). Clearing bank
Collateral A bank offering services to the public and businesses. commencer à apprendre		An asset pledged as security for a loan. Commercial bank
Coupon commencer à apprendre		The interest rate paid on a bond.
Current account commencer à apprendre		A bank account used for day-to-day transactions.
Default commencer à apprendre		Failure to meet legal obligations of a loan.
Defensive stocks commencer à apprendre		Stocks that provide consistent dividends and earnings regardless of market conditions.
Derivative commencer à apprendre		A financial instrument whose value depends on an underlying asset.
Direct debit commencer à apprendre		An instruction to a bank to pay a fixed or variable amount regularly.
Dividend commencer à apprendre		A portion of a company's profits distributed to shareholders.
Dividend yield commencer à apprendre		Dividend per share divided by share price.
Due diligence commencer à apprendre		A comprehensive appraisal of a business before a transaction.
Ease of substitution commencer à apprendre		How easily one product can be replaced with another.
Endowment commencer à apprendre		A financial gift or fund, often used by institutions.
Equity commencer à apprendre		Ownership interest in a company in the form of shares.
Fixed rate commencer à apprendre		An interest rate that does not change over the life of the loan or bond.
Floatation commencer à apprendre		The process of offering shares of a private company to the public.
Floating rate commencer à apprendre		An interest rate that changes with the market or index.
Fluctuate commencer à apprendre		To change continuously, especially up and down.
Treasury bill commencer à apprendre		Short-term government security with no interest, sold at a discount.
Forward commencer à apprendre		Agreement to buy/sell an asset at a future date at a set price.
Future commencer à apprendre		A standardized contract to buy/sell assets at a future date at a market-agreed price.
Go public commencer à apprendre		When a company offers its shares to the public for the first time.
Grant a loan commencer à apprendre		To approve and provide a loan.
Growth stocks commencer à apprendre		Shares in a company expected to grow at an above-average rate.
Gilts commencer à apprendre		UK government bonds.
Insolvency commencer à apprendre		Inability to pay debts.
Investment bank commencer à apprendre		A bank that helps companies raise capital and offers financial consultancy.
IPO commencer à apprendre		Initial Public Offering: a company’s first sale of stock to the public.
Issue stocks commencer à apprendre		To offer shares for sale.
Junk bond commencer à apprendre		A high-risk bond with high return potential.
Liquidity commencer à apprendre		The ease with which an asset can be converted into cash.
Market capitalization commencer à apprendre		Total value of a company’s outstanding shares.
Mark-up commencer à apprendre		The difference between the cost and the selling price.
Market penetration commencer à apprendre		The extent to which a product is recognized and bought.
Maturity commencer à apprendre		The date when an investment becomes payable.(missing from list)
Mutual fund commencer à apprendre		A company that pools money to invest in various assets.
Option commencer à apprendre		The right to buy/sell an asset at a set price before a certain date.
Ordinary shares commencer à apprendre		Common stock with voting rights and profit entitlement.
Overdraft commencer à apprendre		A facility allowing withdrawals exceeding the account balance.
Overdrawn commencer à apprendre		Having taken more money than is in the bank account.
Over-the-counter commencer à apprendre		Financial instruments traded outside formal exchanges.
P/E ratio commencer à apprendre		Price to earnings ratio, indicates how much investors are paying per unit of profit.
Pension fund commencer à apprendre		A pool of assets forming retirement income for employees.
Price elasticity commencer à apprendre		A measure of how demand changes with price.
Primary market commencer à apprendre		Market where securities are issued for the first time.
Principal commencer à apprendre		The original sum of money borrowed or invested.
Prospectus commencer à apprendre		A document advertising a company’s share offering.
Raise commencer à apprendre		To lift or increase; also used to describe collecting funds.
Reserve requirement commencer à apprendre		The minimum reserves a bank must hold.
Return on equity (ROE) commencer à apprendre		Net income divided by shareholder equity.
Rights issue commencer à apprendre		An offer to existing shareholders to buy more shares.
Rise commencer à apprendre		An increase in value or level.
Savings account commencer à apprendre		A bank account that earns interest.
Secondary market commencer à apprendre		Market where existing securities are traded.
Security commencer à apprendre		A financial asset, such as stocks or bonds.
Share commencer à apprendre		A unit of ownership in a company.
Spread commencer à apprendre		The difference between buying and selling prices.
Standing order commencer à apprendre		Regular fixed payments from a bank account.
Stock commencer à apprendre		A share in the ownership of a company.
Swap commencer à apprendre		An agreement to exchange financial instruments.
Treasury commencer à apprendre		The funds or revenue of a government or institution.
Treasury bond commencer à apprendre		Long-term US government bond.
Treasury note commencer à apprendre		Medium-term US government debt instrument.
Underwrite commencer à apprendre		To guarantee financial support for an issue or policy.
Value stocks commencer à apprendre		Undervalued stocks relative to their fundamentals.
Yield commencer à apprendre		The income return on an investment.
Zero coupon bonds commencer à apprendre		Bonds that pay no interest but are sold at a discount.
Hedging commencer à apprendre		A strategy used to reduce or offset the risk of adverse price movements in an asset.
Bailout commencer à apprendre		Financial support given to a company or country facing serious financial difficulty.
Bank run commencer à apprendre		A large number of customers withdraw their deposits because they believe the bank may fail.
Bank transfer commencer à apprendre		The movement of money from one bank account to another.
Barriers-to-entry commencer à apprendre		Obstacles that make it difficult for new competitors to enter a market.
Bearishness commencer à apprendre		Expectation that prices will fall in a financial market.
Blue chips commencer à apprendre		Well-established, financially sound companies with a history of reliable performance.
Bond commencer à apprendre		A debt security where the issuer owes the holders a debt and is obliged to pay interest and repay principal.
Bonus issue commencer à apprendre		Free additional shares given to existing shareholders.
Bullishness commencer à apprendre		Expectation that prices will rise in a financial market.
Buy and hold commencer à apprendre		Long-term investment strategy of holding assets regardless of market fluctuations.
Capital growth commencer à apprendre		Increase in the value of an asset or investment over time.
Cash dispenser A bank that clears cheques and other payments through a clearing house. commencer à apprendre		A machine that provides cash when a card and PIN are used (ATM). Clearing bank
Collateral A bank offering services to the public and businesses. commencer à apprendre		An asset pledged as security for a loan. Commercial bank
Coupon commencer à apprendre		The interest rate paid on a bond.
Current account commencer à apprendre		A bank account used for day-to-day transactions.
Default commencer à apprendre		Failure to meet legal obligations of a loan.
Defensive stocks commencer à apprendre		Stocks that provide consistent dividends and earnings regardless of market conditions.
Derivative commencer à apprendre		A financial instrument whose value depends on an underlying asset.
Direct debit commencer à apprendre		An instruction to a bank to pay a fixed or variable amount regularly.
Dividend commencer à apprendre		A portion of a company's profits distributed to shareholders.
Dividend yield commencer à apprendre		Dividend per share divided by share price.
Due diligence commencer à apprendre		A comprehensive appraisal of a business before a transaction.
Ease of substitution commencer à apprendre		How easily one product can be replaced with another.
Endowment commencer à apprendre		A financial gift or fund, often used by institutions.
Equity commencer à apprendre		Ownership interest in a company in the form of shares.
Fixed rate commencer à apprendre		An interest rate that does not change over the life of the loan or bond.
Floatation commencer à apprendre		The process of offering shares of a private company to the public.
Floating rate commencer à apprendre		An interest rate that changes with the market or index.
Fluctuate commencer à apprendre		To change continuously, especially up and down.
Treasury bill commencer à apprendre		Short-term government security with no interest, sold at a discount.
Forward commencer à apprendre		Agreement to buy/sell an asset at a future date at a set price.
Future commencer à apprendre		A standardized contract to buy/sell assets at a future date at a market-agreed price.
Go public commencer à apprendre		When a company offers its shares to the public for the first time.
Grant a loan commencer à apprendre		To approve and provide a loan.
Growth stocks commencer à apprendre		Shares in a company expected to grow at an above-average rate.
Gilts commencer à apprendre		UK government bonds.
Insolvency commencer à apprendre		Inability to pay debts.
Investment bank commencer à apprendre		A bank that helps companies raise capital and offers financial consultancy.
IPO commencer à apprendre		Initial Public Offering: a company’s first sale of stock to the public.
Issue stocks commencer à apprendre		To offer shares for sale.
Junk bond commencer à apprendre		A high-risk bond with high return potential.
Liquidity commencer à apprendre		The ease with which an asset can be converted into cash.
Market capitalization commencer à apprendre		Total value of a company’s outstanding shares.
Mark-up commencer à apprendre		The difference between the cost and the selling price.
Market penetration commencer à apprendre		The extent to which a product is recognized and bought.
Maturity commencer à apprendre		The date when an investment becomes payable.(missing from list)
Mutual fund commencer à apprendre		A company that pools money to invest in various assets.
Option commencer à apprendre		The right to buy/sell an asset at a set price before a certain date.
Ordinary shares commencer à apprendre		Common stock with voting rights and profit entitlement.
Overdraft commencer à apprendre		A facility allowing withdrawals exceeding the account balance.
Overdrawn commencer à apprendre		Having taken more money than is in the bank account.
Over-the-counter commencer à apprendre		Financial instruments traded outside formal exchanges.
P/E ratio commencer à apprendre		Price to earnings ratio, indicates how much investors are paying per unit of profit.
Pension fund commencer à apprendre		A pool of assets forming retirement income for employees.
Price elasticity commencer à apprendre		A measure of how demand changes with price.
Primary market commencer à apprendre		Market where securities are issued for the first time.
Principal commencer à apprendre		The original sum of money borrowed or invested.
Prospectus commencer à apprendre		A document advertising a company’s share offering.
Raise commencer à apprendre		To lift or increase; also used to describe collecting funds.
Reserve requirement commencer à apprendre		The minimum reserves a bank must hold.
Return on equity (ROE) commencer à apprendre		Net income divided by shareholder equity.
Rights issue commencer à apprendre		An offer to existing shareholders to buy more shares.
Rise commencer à apprendre		An increase in value or level.
Savings account commencer à apprendre		A bank account that earns interest.
Secondary market commencer à apprendre		Market where existing securities are traded.
Security commencer à apprendre		A financial asset, such as stocks or bonds.
Share commencer à apprendre		A unit of ownership in a company.
Spread commencer à apprendre		The difference between buying and selling prices.
Standing order commencer à apprendre		Regular fixed payments from a bank account.
Stock commencer à apprendre		A share in the ownership of a company.
Swap commencer à apprendre		An agreement to exchange financial instruments.
Treasury commencer à apprendre		The funds or revenue of a government or institution.
Treasury bond commencer à apprendre		Long-term US government bond.
Treasury note commencer à apprendre		Medium-term US government debt instrument.
Underwrite commencer à apprendre		To guarantee financial support for an issue or policy.
Value stocks commencer à apprendre		Undervalued stocks relative to their fundamentals.
Yield commencer à apprendre		The income return on an investment.
Zero coupon bonds commencer à apprendre		Bonds that pay no interest but are sold at a discount.
Hedging commencer à apprendre		A strategy used to reduce or offset the risk of adverse price movements in an asset.

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