A word or phrase which has become fashionable or popular, or sounds technical or important and is used to impress people.

The Chief Officers or most senior executives in a business or organisation.

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A system which allows employees to choose from a selection of benefits which may be tax-advantaged, such as retirement plan contributions, health benefits, etc., in addition to their salary.

A risk which has been undertaken after careful consideration has been given to the likely outcome.

A bank account, which usually pays a higher rate of interest, from which investors can make instant withdrawals.

Usually applies to bonds or convertible securities which can be bought back, at an agreed price, before maturity, by the company or government which sold them.

The upper and lower limits of interest rates on a loan, usually fixed for a specific period of time.

The net worth of a business, including assets, cash, property, etc., which exceeds its liabilities (debts). The amount of money invested in a business to generate income.

Money spent by a company on fixed assets, such as buildings, vehicles, machinery, which is deducted from its profits before tax is calculated.