are investments wherein the issuer lends funds to a borrower who agrees to pay interest on the money borrowed

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a monetary value of ownership in a business which includes investments of stock in the business

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something acquired at an expense with the intention of gaining profit from it in the future.

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an account with a bank wherein the money deposited is invested by the bank in various types of securities.

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a collective investment scheme run by a professional investment manager who pools the money of several investors into a diverse variety of stocks, bonds and other investments.

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property in the form of land and its improvements.

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to buy it, or pay an amount of money to own it.

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contracts regarding ownership, or debt agreements such as stocks and bonds, that can be bought, sold, or traded.

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portions of ownership in a company

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to surrender ownership of it to another in exchange for an amount of money.

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such as money to be invested, is to bring it from several different sources and use it as one collective amount

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also the act of acquiring such things

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a level of risk to which someone is accustomed, and in which he or she is comfortable

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it involves higher risks for potentially higher rewards.

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it involves less risk in order to make predictable investments.

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a planned level of success or achievement towards which a person works.

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it involves a medium level of risk in investing.

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a purchase made by an individual with the expectation of financial gain

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the point in life at which a person stops working for a living.

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how well a person deals with the chance of loss.

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a person's level of reluctance to face the chance of loss.

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a plan for saving retirement money that provides tax relief on income placed in the fund.

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money deposited into a retirement account such as an IRA, periodically, from each paycheck, or otherwise.

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it involves no chance of loss

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to make an equal contribution as another party, such as an employee or employer

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an arrangement with an employer, insurance company or trade union for a person to receive an income when he or she is no longer employed, usually upon retirement.

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an incentive plan wherein employees of a company receive payments, in addition to their wage or salary, that depend on the level of profits earned by the company

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a person's or company's collection of investments.

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the age at which a person is legally allowed to receive the tax and pension benefits of retired persons in a particular nation or state.

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a retirement savings plan wherein tax reductions occur when the money is removed from the fund upon retirement.

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the transfer of funds from a retirement account into an IRA, not directly, but by way of a check written to the account holder, who then deposits the money into the new IRA.

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an arrangement wherein one person's property, assets, or investments are managed by another

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a financial charge placed on something by a government in order to collect payment for the service of governing.

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to redeem it for its monetary value thereby collecting accrued capital gains

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payments made to shareholders of a company as portions of the company's profit

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a company that has the ability to continue operating as a business

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it is above average or above what it was previously in value

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when a company makes its stock available to the public for the first time

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the money left after selling something and paying any costs

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it is available to the general population and not exclusive to only certain people.

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one unit which a public company is divided into. Each share provides partial ownership of the company

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someone who owns shares of stock in a company.

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an electronic or physical location IQ for the buying, selling, and trading of stocks, bonds, and other securities.

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to exchange it for something else.

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it is below average or below what it was previously in value.

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a time when the worth of stocks is decreasing.

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a time when the worth of shares is increasing and people are purchasing them, a rising market.

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to increase in amount or value.

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to be worth a certain value at the close of a day's trading.

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an occasion where the stocks and shares in a stock market lose large amounts of value.

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to be worth less for a brief amount of time.

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to rise in value or number.

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to decrease in worth or number

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for a stock to have a certain value at the beginning of a day's trading.

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a measurement equivalent to one U.S. dollar in the stock market.

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to increase rapidly

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a general repetition or tendency to do the same thing for a period of time.

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the amount or quantity of the thing.

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when one company buys another company.

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money obtained by a business through issuing bonds.

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the money invested into a business via stockholders.

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the part of an investment bank that offers services to customers such as making sales and trades, raising funds, and providing research.

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the part of an investment bank front office that builds business relationships in a certain industry in order to bring in new business.

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a bank that mainly specializes in buying and selling securities.

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the practice of raising capital for businesses or individuals through investments.

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to make a product or service available that was previously unavailable.

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when two or more companies combine into one.

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an analysis of investment opportunities used by investment banks to market their services to potential clients.

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the part of an investment bank front office that provides financial products to customers.

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trading done by an investment bank for its own profit rather than for its customers.

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to increase the quantity of something such as money for an investment.

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that company or person shows signs of becoming very successful soon.

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money or other assets used to start or fund a business.

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the top financial executive in a company.

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it corresponds to that thing in size, degree or amount.

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when someone obeys the rules.

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uncertainty caused by the potential for a borrower to not repay a debt.

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a summary of a professional's education and work history.

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an employee who directs, measures, and monitors how financial resources are used.

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a point that cannot be passed.

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uncertainly caused by day-ta-day changes in prices of securities.

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the part of a financial company that manages risks and information technology resources.

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uncertainty caused by day-to-day operations of a company such as equipment breakdowns and personnel problems

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the process of analyzing and responding to uncertainty in an investment decision situation.

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the part of an investment bank that is responsible for administrative support.

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to ensure that the trade follows regulations.

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the process of making sure information is valid and correct.

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a field that deals with computers used for storing and retrieving information.

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a program that tells a computer what to do.

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it uses the best and most recently developed technology.

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a service that provides assistance for using or solving problems with technology.

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a financial transaction that involves selling and buying a security.

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someone who buys and sells financial products for a living.

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a statement verifying that a trade took place.

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the most recent information or version of technology.

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the financial transactions at an investment bank which include trades and customer records.

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the act of breaking or rupturing something

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a big company or group of companies which act as one.

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it is to be kept secret.

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a person that possesses belongings in trust as a beneficiary.

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valuable information about a corporation's plans or financial standing that remain unknown to the public.

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the illegal act of using insider information to buy or sell a corporation's securities to make a profit or avoid a loss.

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a process of searching for facts in order to prove something.

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it is for private use only.

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it means one person agreed to provide something in order to receive help or favor from the other.

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an official rule or Jaw that controls conduct.

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it is an essential component to the subject being discussed.

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to break or oppose a law, agreement, or principle

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the way that people or things are arranged or distributed.

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someone who supervises the employees and daily operations of a bank.

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one of a bank's local offices.

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the group of people who regularly visit a particular business.

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to cause something to increase.

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to inspire someone to do something.

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to observe something to ensure it is done correctly.

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to find an answer or solution to something.

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to monitor and direct the process of something.

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a belief that working hard is important

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the division of investments into stocks, bonds and other investment products.

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the professional acts in a way that guards the client from harm or loss.

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money paid to a professional for selling a product or service.

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the advisor is paid directly by the client instead of earning a commission.

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a situation where an individual allows private interests to improperly affect professional decisions.

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a professional who is paid to help individuals and corporations to manage their money through investments, insurance and retirement plans.

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a process where a financial advisor guides a person or corporation in making decisions about how their money will be invested for the future.

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financial contracts between an insurance company and a customer in which the customer pays premiums and the company agrees to payout a certain sum of money if a loss occurs.

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a summary of an investor's investing style and investments.

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an examination of an individual or company's willingness to make risky investments.

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to guide and give information needed to make a decision.

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a service in which the broker only gives advice on which stocks to buy or sell.

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a firm that licensed to sell or buy stocks, bonds, commodities and options.

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to follow through with the client's order to buy or sell a stock or bond.

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someone who buys goods and services.

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a service in which a broker makes all trading decisions based on the client's financial goals.

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a place where stocks and securities are bought and sold.

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it is a type of service where the broker only buys and sells a stock or bond for a client and provides no other services or advice.

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to serve as someone's representative.

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it is a type of service where the broker only buys and sells a stock or bond for a client and provides no other services or advice.

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an action that a professional is paid to do for a client.

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a professional who is paid by a client to buy or sell stocks, bonds, commodities and options

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a place where stocks and securities are bought and sold.

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a professional who sells banking and investment products and services.

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extra money received in addition to a salary; often as a reward for good work.

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a market for trading securities.

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a market for selling and buying currency from different countries.

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a person that buys and sells stocks in a single day during his or her free time and not as a career

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a market where legal agreement in the value placed on another financial asset, at a particular point in time, are traded.

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an instruction or guidance in order to improve or complete a task.

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a type of business that invests your money into stocks for client.

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to carefully observe and check a situation to see how it varies over time.

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a person who manages investments and instructs traders.

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the amount of money that must be paid for something.

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the income one receives regularly for performing a job.

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a person that buys and sells stocks in the stock market.

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an interest earning account with a fixed time period

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land and buildings

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to receive something for a cost

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partial ownership in a company

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to gather from several sources

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to give something to someone for money

(a)  

medium level of risk.

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a cautious investor.

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planned level of achievement

(a)  

reluctance to face the chance of loss

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indirectly transferring money into an IRA with a check

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to make equal contributions

(a)  

a retirement savings account

(a)  

the age at which a person stops employment

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to redeem an account for its monetary value

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available to the general population

(a)  

entrance into public stock trading

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Minimal

(a)  

Buying and selling

(a)  

Owner

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to have a certain value at the start of trading

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to increase

(a)  

to have a certain value at the end of trading

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a measurement of stock value

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to lose value briefly, then increase again.

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a general repetition

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the purchase of one company by another

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a description of investments used to attract clients

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the joining together of two companies or more to form a larger one

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the part of an investment bank concerned with raising funds for customers

(a)  

expected to become- successful

(a)  

the practice of raising capital

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trading done by a bank for its own profit

(a)  

an employee that monitors financial resources

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being related to something in size or degree

(a)  

uncertainty caused by changes in the price of securities

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the part of a company that manages risk

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uncertainty caused by borrowers potentially not paying debt

(a)  

money used to finance a business

(a)  

being confident even in risky situations

(a)  

to get the most recent

(a)  

the act of making an exchange

(a)  

assistance with technology

(a)  

being the most modern

(a)  

administrative section of bank

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to pay to complete a transaction

(a)  

the process of ensuring information is correct

(a)  

the act of breaking something

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a person who controls items in a trust

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the state of expected privacy

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to break a rule or law

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being essential to a topic or idea

(a)  

to monitor and direct something

(a)  

to make something increase

(a)  

a belief in working hard

(a)  

To inspire someone to do something

(a)  

the way people interact with each other

(a)  

people who visit a particular business

(a)  

one of a bank's local offices

(a)  

a place where stocks are bought and sold

(a)  

to serve as someone's representative

(a)  

someone who buys goods and services

(a)  

an action that a professional is paid to do for a client

(a)  

to guide or give information needed to make a decision

(a)  

a place to buy and sell foreign money

(a)  

money given to an employee in addition to regular payment

(a)  

a person who buys and sells stock, but not professionally

(a)  

to observe something

(a)  

the regular payment one receives for work

(a)  

an instruction

(a)  

the amount of money that something costs

(a)  

a company that invests money for clients

(a)  

market for trading securities

(a)  

value placed on other financial assets

(a)  

investment controller

(a)  

People who buy and sell stocks

(a)