SILENT BANK RUN
Silent bank run is a circumstance wherein a depositor of a bank withdraws his or her funds altogether without going to the bank or making a physical appearance. It is essentially a normal bank run where funds are all withdrawn also except for the fact that the depositor does the transaction through electronic means such as wire transfers, etc.
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Form 5
A document that must be filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) by an insider who has conducted insider transactions during the yea ...
Countersignature
Additional signature from an official or professional on a document that has already been signed. Serving as confirmation or authentication, it is ...
Average Collection Period
The amount of time for a business to receive payments owed.
Primary Regulator
The state or federal agency with main supervisory responsibility for a financial institution. Banks and other financial institutions will have to f ...
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