Money paid by life insurance companies to policyholders based on endowment policies and.

The last day on which the seller can present documents to the advising or issuing bank.

The party that issues a Bill of Exchange. Usually, the Exporter in an international trade transaction.

Foreign income from sources other than the movement of goods. It includes a country's earnings from.

A loan made by an employer to an employee on which interest is either not charged or is less than.

The addition of a per unit tax onf Social Security), the Benefits Agency was replaced.

The Stock Exchange rule that requires brokers to carry out a deal on behalf of a client at the.

A company on the London Stock Exchange with a large market capitalisation, stable earnings,.

Bollinger bands, named after their founder John Bollinger, have been a popular method of.

The increase of prices in an economy over a period of time, usually annualised for comparative.

The risk that a buyer or seller will not complete a deal due to their inability to meet their obligations, or a deterioration in their financial position.

A spread strategy that increases the account's cash balance when it is established. A bull spread.

A charge imposed by a fund management company to cover administrative and marketing costs, and to.

Price-sensitive information about a company that has not yet been made public.

A company's finished goods, work in progress and raw.

The practice of selling shares on one day and buying them back on the next. The purpose for UK.

A term used by the London Stock Exchange to denote that a transaction was reported using the block.

Entity to whom money is payable.- The entity for whom a letter of credit is issued. - The seller and the drawer of a draft.

A fund which aims to pay a high dividend to its shareholders by investing in bonds or other.

Securities, such as some debentures (perpetual debentures) and certain government loan stock.