If ever you find you have an unexpected expense, you can always………..some money from your current account:

A debt instrument that bears interest and promises repayment:

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

An economy that lacks a commonly accepted currency, so all exchanges must be made with goods and services because money does not exist in these economies:

A small book that records a depositor’s deposits, withdrawals and interest payments by the bank:

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

Closing of a company and selling of its assets:

The ……………….represents the total value of the goods and services produced by a country over some unit of time (a month, a season, a year etc.):

To make two accounts match with each other:

Debt which will not be paid and which has to be written off in the accounts book:

The money that you borrow from a banking institution is called a……..:

………………consist of everything a company owes:

When you give money to a bank, who are you?

Capital for investment which may easily be lost in risky projects, but can also provide high returns:

Money given to developing countries by richer ones is known as ……………:

Regular bank statements will be sent to you by post, listing recent………..:

The government bank which regulates all commercial banks in a country is called …………….:

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:

Members of a board of directors who are not full-time managers of the company:

To pay interest on a debt and also repay the principal at due date:

 Balance sheets of subsidiary companies grouped together into the balance sheet of the parent company: