Terms starting with C
17 entries in the StockMarket.et Financial Dictionary.
- Capital GainProfit earned when you sell an asset for more than you paid for it.
- Capital Marketየካፒታል ገበያThe market where long-term funds are raised and traded through instruments such as shares and bonds.
- Card IssuerThe bank or licensed firm that gives you a debit, credit, or prepaid card and stands behind the payments you make with it.
- Cash FlowThe money moving into and out of a business over a period, separate from accounting profit.
- CoinsuranceA shared risk arrangement where you and the insurer, or several insurers, each carry a set percentage of a loss.
- CollateralAn asset pledged to a lender that can be seized if the borrower fails to repay.
- CommissionA fee paid to a broker or agent for executing a trade or arranging a deal.
- CommodityA basic raw material or farm product traded in bulk, such as coffee, gold, or oil.
- Compound InterestInterest calculated on both the original sum and on interest already added in earlier periods.
- Concessional LoanA loan offered on softer terms than the market, usually with below-market interest, long grace periods, or extended repayment horizons.
- Core Banking SystemCBSThe central software a bank uses to hold customer accounts, post deposits and loans, and keep a single books-of-record view across branches.
- Correspondent BankingAn arrangement where one bank holds accounts and provides payment services for another bank, especially to reach foreign currencies and overseas markets.
- CouponThe regular interest payment a bond issuer pays to holders, often stated as a yearly rate.
- Credit RatingAn independent score of how likely a borrower is to meet debt payments on time.
- CryptocurrencyA digital asset recorded on a blockchain that can be transferred without a bank or central authority.
- CurrencyThe official money of a country, used to price goods, wages, and financial contracts.
- Current AccountThe balance-of-payments section covering trade, investment income, and transfers such as remittances with the rest of the world.