Business / Finance / Credit Union: Applies to derivative products. Difference in the value of two options, when the value of the one sold exceeds the value of the one bought. One sells a 'credit spread.' Antithesis of a debit spread Related: Quality spread.
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Credit Noun Synonyms: belief, faith, trust, credence
Credit Verb Synonyms: ascribe, acknowledge, attribute, assign, impute
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Union Adjective Synonyms: uniting, unity, combining, combination, joining, junction, conjoining, conjunction, allying, alliance, associating, association, coalition, amalgamating, amalgamation, fusing, fusion, marrying, marriage, confederating, confederation, confederacy, synthesi
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Business / Finance / National Credit Union Administration: Federal agency that oversees and insures the federal credit union system, and is funded by its members. MORE
Business / Accounting / Credit Unions: Not-for-profit cooperatives of members with some type of common bond (e.g., employer) that provide a wide array of financial services, often at a lower cost than banks. MORE
Business / Accounting / National Credit Union Administration (NCUA): A federal agency that charters and oversees federal credit unions. The NCUA insures deposits at federal credit unions and at some state credit unions against certain losses. MORE
Business / Agriculture / GSM-102 Intermediate-Term Export Credit Guarantee Program.: An Export Credit Guarantee Program that covers credit terms up to 3 years. The program underwrites credit extended by the private banking sector to approved foreign banks using dollar-denominated, irr MORE
Business / Taxes / Full Faith And Credit: Federal and municipal governments can promise repayment of debt securities they issue because they can raise money through taxes, borrowing, and other sources of revenue. That power is described as fu MORE
Business / Finance / Foreign Credit Insurance Association (FCIA): An amendment to the Securities Exchange Act created to sanction bribery of foreign officials by publicly held U.S. companies. MORE