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Reserve
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ReserveAn accounting entry that properly reflects contingent liabilities.
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Contingent
In context of liabilities, those liabilities that do not yet appear on the balance sheet (i.e.. guarantees, supports, lawsuit settlements). For support or recourse, the trigger may occur at any time in the future.
Liabilities
Money that a company will have to pay to someone else - bills, taxes, debts, interest and mortgage payments, etc.
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RESEARCH 1166 Credit Union
RESEARCH 1166 is a credit union with head office in PAULSBORO, NJ
Research and development (R&D)
The search for new and improved products and processes.
Research and development limited partnership
A partnership whose investors put up money to finance new product R&D in return for profits generated from the products.
RESEARCH Credit Union
RESEARCH is a credit union with head office in WARREN, MI
Research department
The office in an institutional investing organizations that analyzes markets and securities.
Research In Motion
Research In Motion is one of Canada's largest companies.
Research in Motion Limited
Research in Motion Limited is one of the largest American companies in the IT industry. Its NASDAQ code is RIMM.
Research portable
Service offered to clients that transmits investment bank research electronically by computers.
Reservation price
The price below or above which a seller or purchaser is unwilling to go.
Reserve account
A separate amount of cash or letter of credit to service a payment requirement such as debt service or maintenance.
Reserve assets of a batik
Cash, deposits held by the central bank, Treasury bills, and other discountable securities.
Reserve currency
A relatively stable currency held by central banks that can be used in international trade.
Reserve ratios
Specified percentages of deposits, established by the Federal Reserve Board, that banks must keep in a noninterest-bearing account at one of the twelve Federal Reserve Banks.
Reserve requirements
The amount of money commercial banks are obliged to deposit with the central bank.
Reserves
Money set aside out of profits, rather than distributed to shareholders; a central bank's holdings of gold, foreign currencies, and IMF drawing rights.
Reset bonds
Bonds that allow the initial interest rates to be adjusted on specific dates in order that the bonds trade at the value they had when they were issued.
Reset frequency
The frequency with which the floating rate changes.
Reset margin
The additional fixed spread above the index underlying a floating-rate security.
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Research and development (R&D)
The search for new and improved products and processes.
Research and development limited partnership
A partnership whose investors put up money to finance new product R&D in return for profits generated from the products.
Research department
The office in an institutional investing organizations that analyzes markets and securities.
Research portable
Service offered to clients that transmits investment bank research electronically by computers.
Reservation price
The price below or above which a seller or purchaser is unwilling to go.
Reserve
Reserve account
A separate amount of cash or letter of credit to service a payment requirement such as debt service or maintenance.
Reserve assets of a batik
Cash, deposits held by the central bank, Treasury bills, and other discountable securities.
Reserve currency
A relatively stable currency held by central banks that can be used in international trade.
Reserve ratios
Specified percentages of deposits, established by the Federal Reserve Board, that banks must keep in a noninterest-bearing account at one of the twelve Federal Reserve Banks.
Reserve requirements
The amount of money commercial banks are obliged to deposit with the central bank.
RELATED TERMS--------------------------------------
Contingent
In context of liabilities, those liabilities that do not yet appear on the balance sheet (i.e.. guarantees, supports, lawsuit settlements). For support or recourse, the trigger may occur at any time in the future.
Liabilities
Money that a company will have to pay to someone else - bills, taxes, debts, interest and mortgage payments, etc.
SIMILAR TERMS--------------------------------------
RESEARCH 1166 Credit Union
RESEARCH 1166 is a credit union with head office in PAULSBORO, NJ
Research and development (R&D)
The search for new and improved products and processes.
Research and development limited partnership
A partnership whose investors put up money to finance new product R&D in return for profits generated from the products.
RESEARCH Credit Union
RESEARCH is a credit union with head office in WARREN, MI
Research department
The office in an institutional investing organizations that analyzes markets and securities.
Research In Motion
Research In Motion is one of Canada's largest companies.
Research in Motion Limited
Research in Motion Limited is one of the largest American companies in the IT industry. Its NASDAQ code is RIMM.
Research portable
Service offered to clients that transmits investment bank research electronically by computers.
Reservation price
The price below or above which a seller or purchaser is unwilling to go.
Reserve account
A separate amount of cash or letter of credit to service a payment requirement such as debt service or maintenance.
Reserve assets of a batik
Cash, deposits held by the central bank, Treasury bills, and other discountable securities.
Reserve currency
A relatively stable currency held by central banks that can be used in international trade.
Reserve ratios
Specified percentages of deposits, established by the Federal Reserve Board, that banks must keep in a noninterest-bearing account at one of the twelve Federal Reserve Banks.
Reserve requirements
The amount of money commercial banks are obliged to deposit with the central bank.
Reserves
Money set aside out of profits, rather than distributed to shareholders; a central bank's holdings of gold, foreign currencies, and IMF drawing rights.
Reset bonds
Bonds that allow the initial interest rates to be adjusted on specific dates in order that the bonds trade at the value they had when they were issued.
Reset frequency
The frequency with which the floating rate changes.
Reset margin
The additional fixed spread above the index underlying a floating-rate security.
PREVIOUS AND NEXT TERMS--------------------------------------
Research and development (R&D)
The search for new and improved products and processes.
Research and development limited partnership
A partnership whose investors put up money to finance new product R&D in return for profits generated from the products.
Research department
The office in an institutional investing organizations that analyzes markets and securities.
Research portable
Service offered to clients that transmits investment bank research electronically by computers.
Reservation price
The price below or above which a seller or purchaser is unwilling to go.
Reserve
Reserve account
A separate amount of cash or letter of credit to service a payment requirement such as debt service or maintenance.
Reserve assets of a batik
Cash, deposits held by the central bank, Treasury bills, and other discountable securities.
Reserve currency
A relatively stable currency held by central banks that can be used in international trade.
Reserve ratios
Specified percentages of deposits, established by the Federal Reserve Board, that banks must keep in a noninterest-bearing account at one of the twelve Federal Reserve Banks.
Reserve requirements
The amount of money commercial banks are obliged to deposit with the central bank.
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