NONCREDIT SERVICES
Fee-based services that do not involve the extension of credit that a lending institution offers to correspondent banks or corporate customers. Non-interest income generated from noncredit services can be a significant source of revenue for banks and financial institutions. Examples of noncredit services include trust and investment-related revenues, global cash management, foreign currency exchange, etc.
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Uniform Business Rate
Uniform Business Rate is a multiplier used to determine the amount of money owners of commercial and industrial properties must pay to local govern ...
Subsidy
Financial aid given by the government to individuals or groups, normally in the form of a cash payment or tax reduction. Subsidy aims to eliminate ...
Multinational Pooling
A strategy used by global companies in managing the risk of its employee benefit plans worldwide. The several employee benefit programs of a multin ...
Redeposit
This requires an individual to reinvest a specific amount of money into their retirement fund after he or she previously requested and obtained a r ...
Commercial Code
Private and public laws regulating the conduct in commerce. It governs business and commercial transactions, as well as it deals with matters on co ...
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