garanci

garanci

Also: guaranty. A contractual engagement to answer for the debt, default or failure of another person. The guarantor is obligated in respect of the obligee of a third party (principal debtor or obligor) to pay the debt if the third party fails to perform. The purpose of a guarantee is to secure a claim, mainly in order to raise credit (guaranteed credit).

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Pramonės šaka / sritis: Banking
Category: Investment banking
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garanci promovuese

Professional careers; Sales

Një garanci e dizajnuar për të zvogëluar rrezikun e perceptuar financiar apo të performancës që një konsumator mund të perceptojë në blerjen e një produkti të shtrenjtë, shih ...

likuiditet

Banking; Investment banking

The ability of an enterprise to meet its payment obligations on time. In a wider sense it means the availability of cash and cash-like funds within a company, on the money and ...

barazi

Banking; Investment banking

Exchange rate between two currencies. Dollar parity, for instance, is the price of a currency expressed in dollars. See also gold parity, purchasing power parity, parity price.

shkalla e rritjes

Banking; Investment banking

The percentage increase in a given value (e.g. real GDP) over a certain period of time (usually one year).

metale të çmuara

Banking; Investment banking

Collective term for the elements gold, silver as well as the group of platinum metals: platinum, palladium, iridium, rhodium, osmium and ruthenium. Precious metals are ...

treg

Banking; Investment banking

Any stock market order concluded. On the Swiss Exchange a trade is a securities transaction effected between members either on-exchange or over-the-counter.

operacione bankare

Banking; Investment banking

Legal transactions carried out by the bank when executing its specific functions. Banking operations can be categorised according to different criteria, e.g. in terms of returns ...