A useful glossary of financial market terms is made available by the website of the Italian stock exchange – Borsa Italiana.
The list includes definitions, examples, synonyms, & related terms and can be browsed or searched. Continue reading
A useful glossary of financial market terms is made available by the website of the Italian stock exchange – Borsa Italiana.
The list includes definitions, examples, synonyms, & related terms and can be browsed or searched. Continue reading
Following on from Monday’s post on Parmesan as collateral, I came across this excellent article which gives some crystal clear explanations of common financial jargon currently being bandied about.
In the current climate, more and more cases are involving financial terms, so I thought you might be interested in this – the official IMF glossary was updated last month.
It contains more than 150,000 terms – “words, phrases, and institutional titles commonly encountered in IMF documents in areas such as money and banking, public finance, balance of payments, and economic growth. A number of entries include a usage field within square brackets, denoting the origin of the term – e.g. [OECD], or a context – e.g. [trade]; others contain a cross reference to related records. Acronyms are also included.”.
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