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BUSN-1010 Conroy 16

Chapter 16

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Bonds Long-term IOUs issued by governments and corporations, contracts on which the issuer pays the buyer interest at regular intervals.
Budget A detailed financial plan showing estimated revenues and expenses for a particular future period, usually one year.
Collateral The asset that is pledged to secure a loan, and it can be seized by the lender if the borrower does not repay the loan.
Commercial Bank A Federal or state chartered profit-seeking financial institution that accepts deposits from individuals and businesses and uses part of them to make personal, residential, and business loans.
Credit Unions Depositor-owned, nonprofit financial cooperatives that offer a range of banking services to their members.
FDIC An independent agency of the U.S. government that insures bank deposits.
Federal Reserve System Also called the Fed, the central bank of the U.S., which controls the money supply.
Finance Also called corporate finance, the business function of obtaining funds for a company and managing them to accomplish the company's objectives.
Money Any medium of value that is generally accepted as payment for goods and services.
Nonbanks (non deposit institutions) Financial institutions that do not accept deposits but offer some of the services that banks provide.
Risk-return Trade-off The activity in which financial managers continually try to balance the firm's investment risk with the expected return, or payoffs, from its investments.
Subprime Loans Loans for people with blemished or limited credit histories, which carry a higher rate of interest than prime loans to compensate for increased credit risk.
Trade Credit Short-term financing by which a firm buys a product, and then receives a bill from the supplier, then pays it later.
Unsecured Loans A loan in which the borrower does not pledge some sort of asset as collateral.
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