Dictionary of Money

Every aspect of money (accounting, banking, finance, investment, stocks and shares, and more) is important to us all every day; and yet most of these tributaries of the money river have a lexicon to baffle the outsider. Now you can have instant access to every aspect of money:
Over 10,000 terms (many with charts or pictures) covering all the important aspects of money plus key peripheral subjects such as statistics and regulatory regimes.
Features:
-Accounting terms
-Banking terms and expressions
-Investment guides
-Stocks and shares
-And more
ACCOUNTING
Don’t be baffled again by accountant-speak: just look up the term and understand immediately.
BANKING
From ABA to Zombie-bank the mysteries (and every day stuff) of banking laid bare.
INVESTMENT
Whether looking to buy shares, options, property, gold or even wine, it helps to understand the terminology of investment.
STOCKS AND SHARES
The language of the world’s stock exchanges often seems designed to fool the outsider (from bullet bond to yo-yo) but not understanding can cost you money.
AND MORE
Lots of statistical analysis is used to try to gain that vital edge when dealing on the world’s markets; all the key terms are explained and (where appropriate) illustrated.
The dollar, pound and euro are the most well known currencies – but what about the Kwanza or Kwacha? A table lists all the world’s currencies (by country) with local symbol, ISO code and sub-element (the Kwacha, for example, is divided into units of ngwee).
Other tables list the world’s stock markets and central banks.
In addition, Rules, Regulations and Forms for the US and UK stock markets (SEC and LSE) and tax agencies (IRS and HMRC) and listed and described.
SELF CONTAINED
Your Dictionary of Money and Finance is completely self-contained so can be fully viewed and searched without an Internet connection.