CEFR C2 Vocabulary - Finance

an agreement between business rivals to not sell products at a lower price

the money that is demanded by the court to be paid to an ex-spouse or ex-partner

owed money that should have already been paid

a loan guarantee that may be taken away if the loan is not repaid

the funds that are set aside for unforeseen or unexpected expenses that may arise in the future

a single, large payment made in full, instead of smaller payments made over time

the regular and compulsory costs required for maintaing a business or an organization

an extra amount of money added to an existing sum so that it reaches the required total

a rapid trend of increase in prices that eventually leads to a collapse

the price that is imprinted on a product

an amount of budget dedicated to something

the amount of unpaid debt that a company expects to receive from its customers or another company

the initial amount of money needed to start a business or project

an amount of money charged by a restaurant for drinking a wine that was bought from somewhere else by the customer

an amount of money given to someone for their services

an organization that lends money to people for buying a house or pays interest on the money that they save there

a financial institution that oversees exchanging cheques and other financial transactions

the maximum amount of loan that a cusomer is allowed to receive

the technological innovation in financial services

the total accumulated savings set aside for retirement

a regular payment from one parent to financially support the child after a divorce

subsidies, incentives, or benefits given by the government to big or growing businesses and corporations

a predominantly european system that allows different institutions within a country to electronically transfer money

(of economics) the value of a corporation's assets that is calculated by deducing liabilities from the total market value of its shares divided by the number of outstanding shares