محمد علي محمد القضاة
30-10-2003, 11:43 PM
Federal Reserve Regulatory(تنظيم) Service:
Monthly sub******ion service that details all statutes and regulations for which the Federal Reserve has responsibility and that keeps subscribers informed of all interpretations, Board of Governors rulings, staff opinions and commentaries, and procedural rules under which the Board operates .
Federal Reserve System:
The Central bank of the United states, created by congress and made up of a seven-member Board of Governors in Washington DC., twelve regional Federal Reserve Banks, and their twenty-five Branches .
Fedwire:
Electronic funds transfer network operated by the Federal Reserve . Fedwire is usually used to transfer large amounts of funds and U.S. government securities from one institution’s account at the Federal Reserve to another institution’s account. It is also used by the U.S. Department of the Treasury and other federal agencies to collect and disburse funds.
Fedwire funds transfer system (U.S.)(نظام المدفوعات ) :
Is a real-time credit transfer system used primarily for payment relater to interbank funds transfers such as Fed funds transactions, interbank settlement transactions, and “third-party” payments between the customers of depository institutions. Funds transferred over Fedwire are immediately final; they cannot be revoked after they have been accepted and processed by the Federal Reserve. About 10,000 depository institutions use the Fedwire funds transfer system to transfer each year approximately 86 million payments valued at over $280 trillion. The current average total daily value of Fedwire funds transfers is approximately $101 trillion .
Fedwire securities transfer system (U.S.) (نظام تحويل الأوراق المالية) :
Supports the safekeeping, clearing, and settlement of U.S. government securities in both the primary and secondary markets. It provides custody of U.S. government securities in book-entry form, as well as the transfer of securities ownership among market participants. On the custody side, the system calculates and credits interest and principal payments to the holders of securities, reconciles outstanding securities balances with issuers, and performs other record keeping and collateral safekeeping functions. On the transfer side, the system delivers book-entry securities against a simultaneous payment, called delivery-versus-payment, thus reducing the settlement risks of market participants. About 8,000 depository institutions use the Fedwire securities transfer service to transfer each year approximately 13 million securities valued at over $160 trillion. The average total daily value of Fedwire securities transfers is about $650 billion .
Fees (رسوم):
An amount charged by schools, in addition to tuition, to cover costs of institutional services .
Finality risk (المخاطر النهائية، الأخيرة):
The risk that a provisional transfer of funds or securities will be rescinded .
Final settlement (التسوية النهائية) :
An irrevocable and unconditional transfer which effects a discharge of the obligation to make the transfer. The terms {delivery} and {payment} are each defined as a final transfer. See provisional transfer .
Financial conglomerate (المؤسسات المالية المختلطة):
Any group of companies under common control whose exclusive or predominant activities consist of providing significant services in at least two different financial sectors (banking, securities, insurance) .
Financial institutions (المؤسسات المالية ) :
Institution that uses its funds chiefly to purchase financial assets, such as loans or securities ( as opposed to tangible assets, such as real estate ). Financial institutions can be separated into two major groups according to the nature of the principal claims they issue: nondepositories( sometimes called nondepository intermediaries) , such as life insurance and property - casualty insurance companies and pension funds, whose claims are the policies they sell or their promise to provide income after retirement: and depository institutions ( also called depository intermediaries) , such as commercial banks , savings and loan associations, savings banks, and credit unions, which obtain funds mainly by accepting deposits from the public .
Financial product (المنتج المالي) :
Means any financial instrument issued or product supplied to the general public by banks, insurers, pension funds, friendly societies, medical aid schemes, collective investment schemes, other companies and other organizations for investment and related purposes (such as insurance) .
Financial product supplier (مورد المنتج المالي) :
Means any financial institution, other company, or other organization which supplies financial products, either directly or through the intermediation of an investment service provider, to the general public .
Financial Ratios (النسب المالية):
A ratio is a simple expression of one number in terms of another. In order for ratios to be meaningful, there should be an explicit and clear relationship between the two numbers used in the calculation of each ratio. The data used in the calculations need to be examined in order to be able to comprehend the full meaning of the relationship. Furthermore, a ratio needs to be compared to some other ratio or to a standard measure in order to arrive at a better and more comprehensive understanding of it. Financial ratios or measures are divided into ; measures related to the stability and liquidity of the business enterprise and; measures related to the profitability and operating performance of the business enterprise .
Fiscal Agency Service (خدمات الوكالة المالية) :
Services performed by the Federal Reserve Banks for the U.S. government, including maintaining accounts for the U.S. Department of the Treasury, paying checks drawn on the Treasury, and selling and redeeming savings bonds and other government securities .
Monthly sub******ion service that details all statutes and regulations for which the Federal Reserve has responsibility and that keeps subscribers informed of all interpretations, Board of Governors rulings, staff opinions and commentaries, and procedural rules under which the Board operates .
Federal Reserve System:
The Central bank of the United states, created by congress and made up of a seven-member Board of Governors in Washington DC., twelve regional Federal Reserve Banks, and their twenty-five Branches .
Fedwire:
Electronic funds transfer network operated by the Federal Reserve . Fedwire is usually used to transfer large amounts of funds and U.S. government securities from one institution’s account at the Federal Reserve to another institution’s account. It is also used by the U.S. Department of the Treasury and other federal agencies to collect and disburse funds.
Fedwire funds transfer system (U.S.)(نظام المدفوعات ) :
Is a real-time credit transfer system used primarily for payment relater to interbank funds transfers such as Fed funds transactions, interbank settlement transactions, and “third-party” payments between the customers of depository institutions. Funds transferred over Fedwire are immediately final; they cannot be revoked after they have been accepted and processed by the Federal Reserve. About 10,000 depository institutions use the Fedwire funds transfer system to transfer each year approximately 86 million payments valued at over $280 trillion. The current average total daily value of Fedwire funds transfers is approximately $101 trillion .
Fedwire securities transfer system (U.S.) (نظام تحويل الأوراق المالية) :
Supports the safekeeping, clearing, and settlement of U.S. government securities in both the primary and secondary markets. It provides custody of U.S. government securities in book-entry form, as well as the transfer of securities ownership among market participants. On the custody side, the system calculates and credits interest and principal payments to the holders of securities, reconciles outstanding securities balances with issuers, and performs other record keeping and collateral safekeeping functions. On the transfer side, the system delivers book-entry securities against a simultaneous payment, called delivery-versus-payment, thus reducing the settlement risks of market participants. About 8,000 depository institutions use the Fedwire securities transfer service to transfer each year approximately 13 million securities valued at over $160 trillion. The average total daily value of Fedwire securities transfers is about $650 billion .
Fees (رسوم):
An amount charged by schools, in addition to tuition, to cover costs of institutional services .
Finality risk (المخاطر النهائية، الأخيرة):
The risk that a provisional transfer of funds or securities will be rescinded .
Final settlement (التسوية النهائية) :
An irrevocable and unconditional transfer which effects a discharge of the obligation to make the transfer. The terms {delivery} and {payment} are each defined as a final transfer. See provisional transfer .
Financial conglomerate (المؤسسات المالية المختلطة):
Any group of companies under common control whose exclusive or predominant activities consist of providing significant services in at least two different financial sectors (banking, securities, insurance) .
Financial institutions (المؤسسات المالية ) :
Institution that uses its funds chiefly to purchase financial assets, such as loans or securities ( as opposed to tangible assets, such as real estate ). Financial institutions can be separated into two major groups according to the nature of the principal claims they issue: nondepositories( sometimes called nondepository intermediaries) , such as life insurance and property - casualty insurance companies and pension funds, whose claims are the policies they sell or their promise to provide income after retirement: and depository institutions ( also called depository intermediaries) , such as commercial banks , savings and loan associations, savings banks, and credit unions, which obtain funds mainly by accepting deposits from the public .
Financial product (المنتج المالي) :
Means any financial instrument issued or product supplied to the general public by banks, insurers, pension funds, friendly societies, medical aid schemes, collective investment schemes, other companies and other organizations for investment and related purposes (such as insurance) .
Financial product supplier (مورد المنتج المالي) :
Means any financial institution, other company, or other organization which supplies financial products, either directly or through the intermediation of an investment service provider, to the general public .
Financial Ratios (النسب المالية):
A ratio is a simple expression of one number in terms of another. In order for ratios to be meaningful, there should be an explicit and clear relationship between the two numbers used in the calculation of each ratio. The data used in the calculations need to be examined in order to be able to comprehend the full meaning of the relationship. Furthermore, a ratio needs to be compared to some other ratio or to a standard measure in order to arrive at a better and more comprehensive understanding of it. Financial ratios or measures are divided into ; measures related to the stability and liquidity of the business enterprise and; measures related to the profitability and operating performance of the business enterprise .
Fiscal Agency Service (خدمات الوكالة المالية) :
Services performed by the Federal Reserve Banks for the U.S. government, including maintaining accounts for the U.S. Department of the Treasury, paying checks drawn on the Treasury, and selling and redeeming savings bonds and other government securities .