The Glossary of International Banking & Finance Acronyms and Abbreviations (En-Ru) is a valuable resource for traders, journalists, students, and anyone interested in market mechanics and terminology.
If you're a business traveller or a financial professional, the Glossary of International Banking & Finance Acronyms and Abbreviations is perfect for you. This glossary covers various topics relating to banking and finance, including office practice, stock market, and accounting terminology. The En-Ru glossary will prove handy for traders, journalists, students, and anyone interested in the mechanics and terminology used in today's markets.
Acronyms and abbreviations are frequently used in financial writing, and they help to concentrate the mind on the written subject. In this glossary, acronyms and abbreviations are not lumped together with the general dictionary. Instead, they are presented in a separate edition for finance specialists who undoubtedly find it more useful.
The glossary is compiled subject-wise for abbreviations and acronyms such that it is intended for students and professionals in the field of finance, private investors, and readers of the financial pages of newspapers. This expanded and influential field covers topics such as foreign exchange, treasury, money and capital markets, sovereign and corporate debt, financial futures and options, public sector borrowing, mortgage-backed assets, equities, commodities, business loans, and debt collecting. It also covers money supply, macro-economic terms, technical analysis, derivatives, government & local finance, central banking, and European finance.
The glossary also caters to the needs of the private investor and borrower, as it provides full coverage of terms relating to savings, stock-exchange dealing, mortgages, pensions, life assurance, and taxation. Expert participants (REUTERS) in the financial markets have inspected the entries. The coverage is worldwide and international, with entries for the world's standard currency units, and many financial institutions in London, New York, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Paris, and Frankfurt.
Acronyms and abbreviations are frequently used in financial writing, and they help to concentrate the mind on the written subject. In this glossary, acronyms and abbreviations are not lumped together with the general dictionary. Instead, they are presented in a separate edition for finance specialists who undoubtedly find it more useful.
The glossary is compiled subject-wise for abbreviations and acronyms such that it is intended for students and professionals in the field of finance, private investors, and readers of the financial pages of newspapers. This expanded and influential field covers topics such as foreign exchange, treasury, money and capital markets, sovereign and corporate debt, financial futures and options, public sector borrowing, mortgage-backed assets, equities, commodities, business loans, and debt collecting. It also covers money supply, macro-economic terms, technical analysis, derivatives, government & local finance, central banking, and European finance.
The glossary also caters to the needs of the private investor and borrower, as it provides full coverage of terms relating to savings, stock-exchange dealing, mortgages, pensions, life assurance, and taxation. Expert participants (REUTERS) in the financial markets have inspected the entries. The coverage is worldwide and international, with entries for the world's standard currency units, and many financial institutions in London, New York, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Paris, and Frankfurt.
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