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I.nulog, polog, depozit• bank certificates of deposit ( CDs) potvrda o depozitu• bank deposit bankovni depozit• brokered deposit brokerirani depozit• cash deposit risk rizik gotovinskoga depozita• cash ratio deposit ( CRD) propisani iznos gotovine u odnosu na ukupne depozitne obveze• checkable deposit čekovni depozit• compulsory reserve deposit depozit s osnove obvezne pričuve• demand deposit depozit po viđenju• deposit account depozitni račun• deposit administration upravljanje deponiranim sredstvimaBilj.: Sustav upravljanja novcem koji se drћi kod osiguravatelja i koji se uvećava za kamate, a sluћi za kupnju mirovinskoga osiguranja u trenutku umirovljenja• deposit broker broker depozitom• deposit facility depozitni instrument• deposit guarantee depozitno jamstvo• deposit insurance osiguranje depozita• deposit liabilities of credit institutions obveze kreditnih institucija po depozitima• deposit money depozitni novac• deposit money bank ( DMB) depozitna banka• deposit premium depozitna premija• deposit rate kamatna stopa na depozite• deposits and guarantees depoziti i jamstva• deposit at notice depozit s otkaznim rokom• deposit redeemable at notice iskupivi depozit s otkaznim rokom• deposit with agreed maturity depozit s ugovorenom ročnoљću• fixed-term deposit oročeni depozit• interbank deposit međubankovni depozit• jumbo certificate of deposit ( jumbo CD) golema potvrda o depozitu• large-denomination certificate of deposit (CD) velika potvrda o depozitu• large-denomination time deposit veliki oročeni depozit• loans/ currency and deposits zajmovi/valuta i depoziti• negotiable certificate of deposit prenosiva potvrda o depozitu• overnight deposit prekonoćni depozit• savings deposit љtedni depozit• special deposit posebni ulog/depozit• term deposit oročeni depozit• transferable deposit prenosivi depozitII.vpoloћiti, uloћiti, deponirati, uplatiti, pohranitiEnglesko-Hrvatski Glosar bankarstva, osiguranja i ostalih financijskih usluga > deposit
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