1. to accept a bill
2. account
3. actual yield
4. after-hours trading
5. at a discount
6. at a premium
7. at best
8. at closing
9. on demand
10. backdate
11. to bank – to deposit
12. bank
13. bank account
14. bank balance
15. bank branch
16. bank counter
17. bank credit
18. bank deposit
19. bank guarantee
20. bank loan
21. bank rate rise
22. bank sector
23. bank transfer
24. bank transfer order
25. banking
26. banking secrecy
27. exchange-rate fluctuations
28. exchange controls
29. exchange rate
30. exercise an option
31. to expire
32. expiry date (UK) – due date (US)
33. financial market
34. fixed exchange rate
35. fixed term sale
36. floating-rate loan
37. foreign bank
38. foreign currency
39. foreign exchange market
40. forward market – futures market
41. future transaction
42. futures – forward contracts
43. to grant a loan
44. to gross yield
45. to honour a bill
46. in the red
47. interest
48. interest accrual
49. interest rate
50. investor
51. irrevocable
52. irrevocable letter of credit
53. issue price
54. issuing bank
55. issuing house
56. legal interest
57. letter of credit
58. to loan
59. banking system
60. bill
61. to bear
62. bear market
63. bearer bill
64. bearer bond
65. bearer share
66. bill for collection
67. blank cheque
68. blank endorsement
69. bond – debenture
70. bond certificate
71. bond holder (UK) – debenture holder (US)
72. bond issue
73. bonus share
74. bull market
75. to buy back
76. call option
77. to cash a cheque
78. cash market
79. cash overdraft
80. cashier (UK) – teller (US)
81. to charge an account
82. cheque (UK) – check (US)
83. cheque book
84. collection
85. commodity exchange
86. confirmed irrevocable credit
87. confirmed letter of credit
88. merchant bank
89. money laundering
90. money market
91. negotiable
92. negotiable bill
93. net yield
94. official discount rate
95. official Stock Exchange list
96. on deposit – on consignment
97. to open an account
98. ordinary share (UK) – common stock (US)
99. to overdraw
100. parity
101. payable at sight
102. payable to bearer
103. payment order
104. postdate
105. preference share (UK) – preferred stock (US)
106. premium deal
107. private bank
108. promissory note – note of hand
109. to protest a bill
110. to protest charges
111. rate
112. recipient (UK) – beneficiary (US)
113. registered share
114. to renew the bill
115. repayment date (UK) – refund date (US)
116. revocable
117. revocable credit
118. revocable letter of credit
119. right of veto safety deposit box
120. savings bank
121. convertibility
122. convertible
123. convertible bond
124. correspondent bank
125. crash on the Stock Exchange
126. credit
127. credit card
129. credit opening
130. currency exposure
131. current account
132. current account deposit
133. date of issue
134. debit balance
135. default interests
136. deposit
137. deposit book
138. deposit certificate – deposit warrant
139. depositor
140. discount rate
141. dividend
142. dividend warrant
143. domiciled bill
144. draw a cheque
145. drawer
146. drawer’s signature
147. end of month (EOM)
148. to endorse – to back
149. to endorse a cheque
150. endorsement
151. endorser
152. exchange
153. exchange broker (UK) – stockbroker (US)
154. savings deposit
155. to sell forward
156. to settle a debt (UK) – to pay off a debt (US)
157. settlement of a bill
158. share (UK) – stock (US)
159. share certificate
160. share index
161. share issue
162. short-term bill
163. short-term debt
164. bill on demand
165. speculative bubble
166. spot exchange
167. stock dividend
168. Stock Exchange
169. Stock Exchange index
170. stock market
171. stock option
172. stockbroker
173. to stop a cheque
174. to stop an account
175. subject to collection
176. surcharge
177. guarantee
178. take-over bid (TOB)
179. to take out a loan
180. town cheque
181. transferable
182. unacceptance
183. unpaid – unsettled
184. value at market price
185. to write out a cheque
186. yield
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