A. Checks
B. Bills of exchange
A. To deposit
B. To withdraw
A. Credit
B. Debit
A. Honour
B. Present
A. Figures
B. Rates
A. Credit
B. Debit
A. Loan
B. Deposit
A. Cash
B. Cashier
A. demand deposit account
B. time deposit account
A. Bookkeeping
B. Accounting
A. Gross Domestic Product
B. Gross Profit Margin
A. Monetary economy
B. Barter economy
A. Consumer Behavior Index
B. Consumer Confidentiality Index
A. Currency
B. Cash
A. Borrowers
B. Spenders
A. Accounting
B. Accountant
A. Principal
B. Interest
C. Loan
A. Statement
B. Savings account
A. A borrower
B. A depositor
A. Liabilities
B. Owners’ equity
A. principle
B. principal
A. debt
B. deposit
A. Journal
B. Passbook
A. instalments
B. pieces
A. oreign money
B. strange money
A. overdrawn
B. debited
A. Fees
B. Deposits
A. Efficiency
B. Solvency
A. Investing
B. Infusing
A. profit and loss statement
B. cash flow
A. debit
B. credit
A. it gets deposits from customers and then it provides loans to customers
B. it operates between the buyers and the sellers
A. Produce
B. Price
A. Share
B. Profit
A. Lend
B. Deposi
A. A type of bank account
B. An agreed amount you can borrow when your account balance runs out
A. Net profit
B. Net worth
A. Borrowing guy
B. Checking supervisor
A. Make loans
B. Make deposits
A. payments
B. events
A. pass
B. credit
A. housing
B. property
A. freely convertible
B. totally convertible
A. Accrued
B. Amortized
A. Return on equity (ROE)
B. Return on assets (ROA)
A. Accounts receivable
B. Accounts payable
A. Debit
B. Coverage
A. Debt
B. Debit
A. Contractual liabilities b/ c/
B. Current liabilities
A. Liquidity
B. Liquid
A. Venture capital
B. Visible capital
A. Secured loan
B. Unsecured loan
A. Secured loan
B. Unsecured loan
A. Non-secured loan
B. Non-performing loan
A. To pledge share certificates
B. To sell share certificates
A. To service a debt
B. To schedule a debt
A. Bounced check
B. Paycheck
A. Movements
B. Activities
A. lend
B. provide
A. to guarantee
B. to finance
A. the commercial lender
B. the lender of last resort
A. mistake
B. margin
A. stock exchange
B. foreign exchange
A. rate of return
B. rate of interest
A. aid
B. income
A. pension
B. rebate
A. aid
B. capital
A. debt
B. aid
A. Savings account
B. Checking acount
A. Regulated and unsafe
B. Regulated and safe
A. extract
B. withdraw
A. non-interest income
B. interest income
A. consumer banking
B. retail banking
A. two-person account
B. joint account
A. Bad debt
B. Critical debt
A. Outstanding
B. Outright
A. Secured loan
B. Securities loan
A. Directors
B. Non-executive directors
A. Comprehensive balance sheet
B. Consolidated balance sheet
A. Fixed assets
B. Current assets
A. Default
B. Deficiency
A. Investment bank
B. Merchant bank
A. Insolvency
B. Solvency
A. Mortgage
B. Security
A. an ATM
B. a bank teller
A. Credit rating
B. Credit risk
A. Consumer banking
B. Corporate banking
A. Denomination
B. Denominator
A. Manager
B. Teller
A. Interest rate
B. Exchange rate
A. Income statement
B. Cash flow statement
A. Transfer b/ c/
B. Trade
A. Share
B. Bond
A. Cash
B. Credit
A. Shares
B. Standing order
A. Liabilities
B. Owners’ equity
A. Interest income
B. Non-interest income
A. advance payment
B. documentary collection
C. documentary credit
A. advance payment
B. documentary collection
C. documentary credit
A. advance payment
B. documentary collection
C. documentary credit
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