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ndiskont; eskont; popust• accretion of a discount prirast/kretanje diskonta• all-equity discount rate diskontna stopa za financiranje (samo) dionicama• bank discount bankovni diskont• bond discount diskont na obveznice• cash discount gotovinski popust• deep-discounted bond obveznica s velikim diskontom• discount bond diskontna obveznica• discount credit diskontni kredit• discount factor diskontni faktor (pri određivanju sadaљnje vrijednosti budućih vrijednosti)• discount formula diskontna formula• discount house diskontna kuća• discount market diskontno trћiљte• discount on accounts receivable diskontiranje potraћivanja od kupaca• discount on rights issue diskontiranje emitiranih prava (na dionice)• discount payment diskontno plaćanjeBilj.: Razlika između nominalne vrijednosti vrijednosnoga papira i cijene plaćene za njega• discount policy eskontna politikaBilj.: Politika eskontne kamatne stope monetarnih vlasti• discount rate diskontna/eskontna stopa srediљnje banke• discount rate policy politika diskontne/eskontne stope• discount window “eskontni љalter” (politika eskontne kamatne stope)• discount window policy politika “eskontnoga љaltera” (politika eskontne kamatne stope)• dividend discount model model diskontiranja dividendi• forward discount terminski diskont• pure discount bonds obveznica s čistim diskontomEnglesko-Hrvatski Glosar bankarstva, osiguranja i ostalih financijskih usluga > discount
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