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банк., амер. "дикие" деньги*, "дикие" банкноты*, билеты "диких" банков* (банкноты, выпускавшиеся в середине 19 века в США "дикими" банками)Syn:See: -
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ничего не стоящие бумажные деньгиАнгло-русский словарь экономических терминов > wildcat currency
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1) Американизм: банкноты спекулятивных банков2) Деловая лексика: ничего не стоящие бумажные деньги -
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сущ.1) фин. валюта (национальная денежная единица какой-л. страны)ATTRIBUTES:
appreciated currency — переоцененная валюта, валюта с завышенным курсом
The dollar was a strong currency. — Доллар был сильной валютой.
COMBS:
Mergers can dilute the equity of existing shareholders of the acquiring company if the deal currency is stock rather than cash.
They normally require payment in the currency of their own country.
See:account currency, accounting currency, agreement currency, Article 8 currency, artificial currency, base currency, blocked currency, common currency, community currency, composite currency, convertible currency, credit currency, domestic currency, dual currency, eurocurrency, exotic currency, fixed currency, floating currency, foreign currency, free currency, freely convertible currency, freely usable currency, functional currency, green currency, hard currency 1), home currency, inconvertible currency, intervention currency, investment currency, key currency, local currency, managed currency, national currency, non-convertible currency, overvalued currency, pegged currency, petrocurrency, price currency, quoted currency, reporting currency, reserve currency, single currency, soft currency, sound currency, undervalued currency, vehicle currency, weak currency, xenocurrency, currency appreciation, currency arbitrage, currency area, currency band, currency basket, currency bloc, currency block, currency board, currency clause, currency cocktail, currency composite, currency contract, currency conversion, currency convertibility, currency crisis, currency dealer, currency depreciation, currency fund, currency futures, currency futures contract, currency holdings, currency integration, currency intervention, currency market, currency option, currency policy, currency position, currency quotation, currency reserve, currency restrictions, currency risk, currency snake, currency speculation, currency substitution, currency swap, currency union, currency zone, backing of currency, convertibility of currency, currency interest rate swap, currency of contract, currency of credit, currency of price, gold and foreign currency reserves, indexed currency option note, inflation of currency, issue of currency, N-th currency problem, par value of currency, purchasing power of the currency, Currency Transaction Report, First National Bank of Eden, South Dakota v. Department of the Treasury, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, First National Bank of Eden, South Dakota v. Department of the Treasury, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, First National Bank of Eden, South Dakota v. Department of the Treasury, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, First National Bank of Eden, South Dakota v. Department of the Treasury, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, First National Bank of Eden, South Dakota v. Department of the Treasury, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency2) эк. средство обращения (деньги, но также любой актив, выступающий как средство обращения, напр., монеты, банкноты, чеки, векселя, долговые расписки и т. п.)currency shipment — перевозка денег; партия (перевозимых) денег
See:counterfeit currency, deposit currency, fiat currency, fiduciary currency, fractional currency, gold currency, hard currency 2), irredeemable currency, metallic currency, paper currency, strong currency, Treasury currency, wildcat currency, worn currency, currency issue, currency note, currency in circulation, money, asset 1), coin, bank note 1), cheque, bill of exchange, debt obligation, medium of exchange, functions of money, negotiable instrument3)а) эк. обращение (денег) (движение денег в процессе производства и обращения товаров, оказания услуг и совершения платежей)See:, double currency, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Comptroller of the Currency, bimetallism, monometallism, monetary system, money, coinб) общ. распространение, распространенность; широкая применимость, употребительностьSince the Gulf war, the term has gained new currency. — После войны в Персидском заливе данный термин вновь обрел частотность.
4) общ. срок действия (чего-л., напр., контракта, страхового полиса и т. д.)during the currency of the agreement [policy\] — в течение срока действия данного договора [полиса\]
* * *. любая форма денег, которые находятся в обращении; . Глоссарий финансовых и биржевых терминов .* * *Финансы/Кредит/Валюта1. денежная единица страны, используемая в данном государстве2. денежные знаки иностранных государств, кредитные и платежные документы в виде векселей, чеков, банкнот, используемые в международных расчетах-----1. денежная единица для измерения величины стоимости товара2. денежная единица данной страны3. международная денежная единица и платежное средство -
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банк., амер. "дикие" банковские операции*, "дикое" банковское дело* (практика банковских операций, имевшая место в середине 19 века в США, когда на уровне штатов регистрировалось значительное число банков, которые выпускали собственные банкноты, но часто не обладали достаточной финансовой устойчивостью и банкротились; название связано с тем, что банки, для того чтобы снизить вероятность предъявления выпущенных ими банкнот к обмену на металлические деньги, открывали офисы в удаленных районах страны — "в районах, в которых обитают только дикие кошки")See:wildcat bank, wildcat currency, National Bank Act, bank note 1), state bank notes, specie, free banking
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"дикие" банковские операции (США): период в первой половине XIX в., когда банки, зарегистрированные на уровне штатов выпускали свои банкноты и часто банкротились; злоупотребления привели к принятию в 1864 г. закона (National Bank Act), по которому только банки федерального уровня уполномочивались выпускать банкноты, а в 1866 г. был введен 10-процентный налог на банкноты штатных банков, после чего они переориентировались на прием депозитов, чековые услуги, завершив "дикий" период банковского дела. -
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ист"дикий" банкТак в 1830-60-е называли банки, зарегистрированные в штатах. Эти банки печатали бумажные деньги [wildcat currency], не обладая необходимым капиталом для их обеспечения. Начало их существованию было положено в 1836 фактическим упразднением президентом Э. Джексоном [ Jackson, Andrew] Второго банка США [ Second Bank of the United States]; в 1837 во время финансовой паники многие из них обанкротились, а в 1863 по Закону о национальном банке [National Bank Act of 1863] большинство из них перешли под федеральный контрольEnglish-Russian dictionary of regional studies > wildcat bank
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n1) безопасность2) защита, охрана3) обеспечение, гарантия, залог (по ссуде, кредиту)5) поручитель6) обыкн. pl ценные бумаги
- acceptable security
- active securities
- additional security
- adequate security
- agio securities
- ample security
- approved securities
- asset-backed securities
- bearer securities
- bid security
- blue chip securities
- book-entry securities
- cabinet security
- cash security
- certified security
- collateral security
- convertible securities
- corporate securities
- corporate debt securities
- corporation securities
- credit security
- currency security
- dated security
- dated marketable security
- dead security
- debt security
- debtor's security
- defensive securities
- dematerialised security
- derivative security
- digested securities
- discount securities
- dividend-bearing securities
- dual currency security
- economic security
- eligible security
- equitable security
- equity securities
- exempt securities
- financial security
- first-class securities
- fixed income securities
- fixed interest securities
- fixed interest bearing securities
- fixed rate security
- fixed redemption value securities
- fixed yield securities
- floating securities
- foreign securities
- foreign currency securities
- foreign interest payment securities
- forward securities
- free security
- gilt-edged securities
- gold security
- government securities
- graduated securities
- high-grade securities
- high-yield securities
- home securities
- hybrid securities
- industrial securities
- insurer's security
- interest-bearing securities
- international securities
- investment securities
- investment grade securities
- investment trust securities
- irredeemable securities
- job security
- joint security
- listed securities
- loan security
- long securities
- margin securities
- marketable securities
- material security
- medium-dated securities
- mortgage security
- municipal securities
- negotiable securities
- nonmarketable securities
- non-negotiable securities
- off-board securities
- open-faced securities
- outstanding securities
- over-the-counter securities
- paperless security
- participation securities
- performance security
- personal security
- pledged securities
- primary securities
- property security
- public securities
- quoted securities
- real security
- redeemable securities
- registered securities
- regulated securities
- repackaged securities
- residual securities
- restricted securities
- risk-free securities
- seasoned securities
- senior securities
- shared security
- short-dated securities
- social security
- speculative securities
- state securities
- stock exchange securities
- sufficient security
- synthetic security
- tangible security
- tax-exempt securities
- tender security
- treasury securities
- trustee securities
- undated securities
- underlying security
- undigested securities
- unlisted securities
- unquoted securities
- valueless securities
- variable yield securities
- when-issued securities
- wildcat securities
- zero coupon convertible security
- security by mortgage
- security for a claim
- security for credit
- security for a debt
- security for a loan
- security for losses
- security for the payment of money
- security in the form of a bank guarantee
- security of employment
- security of payment
- security on property
- securities to bearer
- against security
- as a security
- on security
- without security
- securities bearing interest
- securities lodged as collateral
- become security
- borrow on security
- delist a security
- deposit securities in custody
- enforce a security
- enhance security
- ensure security
- furnish security
- give security
- give security for a bill
- guarantee security
- lend on security
- lodge securities with a bank
- pawn securities
- pledge securities
- present securities for payment
- provide security
- purchase securities on margin
- put up security
- rate securities
- retire securities
- serve as security
- stand security
- stand security for smb
- suspend a security
- withdraw securities from a depositEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > security
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