(Bank) unlike banks, customers own the bank, customers having an a/c become a member and an owner of the society


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(Bank) having a lot of cash plus a large customer base started introducing financial services for individual customers

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(Bank) Manage services online, may have no branches to visit, only exist on the Internet, may well be the future of banking

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(Bank) be focused on small/ medium sized businesses, additional business service: , factoring…

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(Bank) Work on the financial market, offer specialist advice to big international companies on raising money in bonds/ shares, mergers/ acquisition… not lend money or provide banking accounts

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 An arrangement by which a customer can withdraw more from a bank account than has been deposited in it, up to an agreed limit, interest on the debt is calculated daily

(Một thỏa thuận mà theo đó khách hàng có thể rút tiền từ tài khoản ngân hàng nhiều hơn số tiền đã gửi vào đó, đến một giới hạn đã thỏa thuận, tiền lãi cho khoản nợ được tính hàng ngày)

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A card which guarantees payment for goods and services purchased by the cardholder, who pays back the bank or financial company at a later date

(Là loại thẻ đảm bảo thanh toán hàng hóa, dịch vụ mà chủ thẻ đã mua và sẽ hoàn trả lại cho ngân hàng hoặc công ty tài chính vào một ngày sau đó)

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A computerized machine that allows bank customers to withdraw money, check their balance, and so on

(Máy vi tính hóa cho phép khách hàng của ngân hàng rút tiền, kiểm tra số dư của họ, v.v.)

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A fixed sum of money on which interest is paid, lent for a fixed period, and usually for a specific purpose

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An instruction to a bank to pay fixed sums of money to certain people or organizations at stated times

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A loan, usually to buy property, which serves as security for the loan

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A plastic card issued to bank customers for use in a cash dispenser

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Doing banking transactions by telephone or from one's own personal computer, linked to the bank via a network

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One that generally pays little or no interest, but allows the holder to withdraw his or her cash without any restrictions

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One that pays interest but usually can not be used for paying cheque and on which notice is often required to withdraw money

(Một loại trả lãi nhưng thường không thể được sử dụng để thanh toán séc và thông báo thường được yêu cầu để rút tiền)

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The money the bank is prepared to lend to a customer

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The money lent to customer to buy a house or a flat

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The bank which doesn’t lend money

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The loans made to customers with poor credit history who may have a problem in paying their debt

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Financial assets which lack any clear security (a property) to guarantee them. They are toxic because no-one knows their value or wants to buy them

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... took its name from the fact that banks stopped offering any credit or loans to customers because they were afraid of customers defaults.

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... was the decision by the Government to rescue the banks by lending them huge quantities of capital, usually in return for shares in the bank, to help them to stay in business

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... is the act of lending money to the bank to give them new capital so they could continue to offer loans to business and customers.

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A history of the client’s previous and current borrowings and repayments

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Selling extra services to customers in addition to what they already use

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A bank will investigate a client’s previous borrowings and current debts before agreeing to provide any new loans

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A timetable showing the amount of interest to be paid each month and the conditions for repayment of the loan

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the number of shares traded yesterday

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the percentage return you can expect to receive each year for investment in each share

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the price you must pay for one share today

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the total value of the company yesterday

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the code you need to look up the shares online

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if the share price increased or fell yesterday

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the area of industry in which the company works

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the relation between the earnings made by the company on each share and the current price of the shares

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the highest price paid by investors for a share this year

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the main office of a bank

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the different sections of activity in the bank

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the different types of products they offer to clients

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the name under which the bank trades

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loans given to clients without a guarantee, e.g. on a credit card

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the services they offer to manage investments

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the services they offer to buy and sell shares

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products aimed at a specific customer group

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the office for customers it has in every city

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a financial service that allows companies to obtain machinery, property, or vehicles without the cost of buying this items

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the price at which an asset would trade in a competitive auction setting

(giá mà một tài sản sẽ giao dịch trong môi trường đấu giá cạnh tranh), is also commonly used to refer to the market capitalization of a publicly-traded company, and is obtained by multiplying the number of its outstanding shares (số lượng cổ phiếu đang phát hành) by the current share price.

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an internal document that lists items to buy and is signed by an authorized purchaser

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... details the items delivered and is signed by the purchaser as proof of delivery

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... issued after the goods are inspected for damage or wrong delivery

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issued to the purchaser requesting payment and describing all items purchased

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issued if the purchaser returns any items as defective goods or wrong order

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• gives the client a summary of all their purchases for the month and the amount owed

• used if you are requesting payment by cheque

by bank transfer to settle the statement of account

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issued to confirm receipt of payment

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