Tag: M

February 19, 2020

What is Bankruptcy

DefinitionBankruptcy is a term used to describe an individual’s or organization’s inability to make payment to its creditors or fulfill its outstanding financial obligations. Though the term is mo...

February 18, 2020

Bank Reconciliation

DefinitionA bank reconciliation is a document that matches a company’s cash balance on its balance sheet to the equivalent amount on its bank statement. Bank reconciliation is done at intervals to e...

February 18, 2020

Bank Guarantee (BG)

What is Bank Guarantee (BG)?DefinitionA bank guarantee is a financial term used to refer to the agreement made between three parties—the bank, the beneficiary, and the applicant. The applicant ...

February 18, 2020

Bank Draft

What is Bank Draft?DefinitionA bank draft, also known as teller’s check, is a check provided by a bank to the customer of the bank to remit funds to a specified account. It is drawn on a bank�...

February 18, 2020

Bank Rating

What is Bank Rating?DefinitionBank rating is a set of numerical or alphabetical ranking of banks, thrift, and other financial management organizations by Federal deposit insurance or private comp...

February 18, 2020

Bank Stress Test

What is the definition of a Bank Stress Test?DefinitionBank stress refers to the exercise carried out by bank managers and regulators to measure a bank’s financial strength during economic down...

February 18, 2020

Bank Statement

What is a Bank Statement?DefinitionA bank statement, also known as account statement, is a financial term used to refer to a confidential document that is sent from a bank to its account holders every...

February 18, 2020

Bank Identification Number (BIN)

What is Bank Identification Number (BIN)?Definition A bank identification number (BIN) refers to the first four to six numbers reflected on a bank-issued card. The first digit of the BIN represen...

February 18, 2020

Bank Deposits

What is Bank Deposits?DefinitionBank deposit refers to the money an account holder keeps (deposits) in the bank for safekeeping to be accessed at a later date. The account holder has full rights to ac...