A statement sent regularly to customers – showing debits, credits and the balance of the account:

Units of equity of companies which may be bought and sold on the stock exchange and may rise and fall in value:

How easily a company can turn some of its assets into cash:

Each business hopes to make a………….to satisfy the shareholders:

It may seem a long way into the future but in the end you will get some----------- from your investment:

Allowing a customer time before he has to pay for goods or services:

When the government doesn’t control the exchange rate in any way, the currency is ……………….. :

We are thinking of buying a house and we would like to talk to a………:

The accounting value of a company ( assets minus liabilities):

The bank will simply not let you………….any money unless you can prove that you have been in regular employment for at least 3 years:

Loan where the borrower is not likely to pay:

What role does the board of directors of a bank play?

The ……………….shows how big a company’s profit is ( after interest and tax) compared with the shareholders’ equity:

To deposit share certificates with a lender / bank as security for money borrowed:

Being able to pay all debts on due date:

Banks make their profits from the difference between the interest rate charged to borrowers and that paid to depositors, also known as …..:

The central bank is ………….to the commercial banks which are meeting the liquidity problem:

The remaining amount of money in an account:

Legal agreement where someone lends money to another person so that he can buy a property, the property being the security:

…………………. acts as a unit of account, a store of value, and a medium of exchange in transactions:

Delayed, put off or postponed until a later time: