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M. E.
This flashcard set helps university-level learners of English expand their vocabulary related to business and finance. The cards cover key terms like "tangible assets," "depreciation," and "market value," focusing on definitions and usage. With the "answer first" learning setting, you can reverse the learning direction – from the target language to the source language. Ideal for students and professionals aiming to enhance their financial literacy, these flashcards support both beginners and advanced learners in mastering essential business terminology.
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Language
English
Category
English
Level
University
Created / Updated
15.03.2017 / 20.03.2018

Flashcards

transaction cost analysis

a study that a company does of how much a particular business activity costs, in order to find out if it would be cheaper to get another company to do it

annual report

a report showing a company's financial results and other information which is given every year

balance sheet

a record showing how much money a company has and how much it owns

bond

a document given to people who invest money in a company which promises to pay back the money with interest

bond market

the place where bonds are bought and sold

bondholder

someone who has a bond

borrow

to receive and use money, and agree to pay it back

cashflow statement

a document showing the money that is coming into and going out of a company during a particular time

chief finance officer (CFO)

the most senior financial manager in a company or organization

dividend

an amount of money that a company pays to someone in relation to the number of shares he or she owns

finance

the way that money is made, lent, used, etc.

finance department

the part of a company or organisation that deals with money and the way it is made, lent, used etc.

finances

the money which a person or company has, and how it is managed

financial

relating to money or how money is managed

financial performance

how successful or not a company is in a financial way

financial reporting

the information that a company gives about its money

financial results

how a company performs in relation to the profit it makes

financial statement

a piece of information about a company's financial results

financial year

a period of tweve months that a company or organization uses to calculate how much profit it has made and how much money it owes

financier

a person or company that manages or lends a large amount of money

financing

the way that something is paid for

full report and accounts

the complete list of financial results produced shortly after the end of the financial year

interim results

the financial results of a company in the first six months of the financial year

interims

a company's financial results that it punlishes before the end of its financial year

issue

to officially make somehting available for people to buy

lender

a person who gives money to a company in the form of loans

lending

money that has been lent to someone

loan

an amount of money that someone borrwos

overvalued

if something is overvalues, it is worth less than the value it has been given

preliminary results

a report showing a company's likely financial results, published just after its financial year ends

prelims

the short list of financial results produces shortly after the end of the financial year

principal

the amount of money that was lent to someone

profit

money that a company earns, especially after ppaying the costs of producing and selling products or services

profit and los (P&L) account

a record of the profit or loss that a company makes in a particular period

quarter

one of four periods of time into which a year is divided for financial calculations, such as for profits or taxes

share

one of the equal parts into which ownership of a company is divided and which can be bought by members or the public

share price

the cost of one of the equal parts into which the ownership of a business is divided

shareholder

someone who owns shares in a company

stock market

a place where company shares are bought and sold

trade

to buy and sell things

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