I/II rok Flashcards

English for the Financial Sector (42 cards)

1
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mortgage

A

a loan to buy a property
PL: hipoteka

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2
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deposit

A

money you put in the bank
PL: depozyt

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3
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pension

A

money paid to a retired pension
PL: emerytura

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4
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merger

A

when two formerly separate companies join together
PL: fuzja

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5
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takeover

A

when a company gains control of another one by buying its stocks
PL: przejęcie

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6
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bonds

A

interest-paying securities issued by companies that need to borrow money
PL: papiery wartościowe

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7
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capital

A

money invested in a business
PL: kapitał

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8
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shares or stocks

A

securities representing part-ownership of a company
PL: akcje

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9
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conglomerates

A

groups of companies that have joined together
PL: konglomeraty

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10
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depositors

A

people who places money in bank accounts
PL: deponenci

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11
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deregulated

A

abolished or ended rules and restrictions
PL: zderegulowany

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12
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fines

A

sums of money paid as penalties for breaking the law
PL: kary (pieniężne)

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13
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prohibited

A

made it illegal to do something
PL: zabronione/zakazane

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14
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regulation

A

control of something by rules or laws
PL:regulacje (prawne)

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15
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repealed

A

cancelled or ended (a law)
PL: uchylone (np. artykuły ustawy)

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16
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underwriting

A

guaranteeing to buy a company’s newly issued stocks if no one else does
PL: gwarantowanie czegoś/ osoba: gwarantator

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17
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to strip

A

to separate
PL: rozdzielić/ oddzielić/okraść

18
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currency

A

the money used in a particular country
PL: waluta

19
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national income

A

the money earned by country’s people in a particular period
PL: dochód narodowy

20
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lucrative

A

profitable (describes an activity that makes a profit)
PL: lukratywny, przynoszący zysk

21
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liabilities

A

money that a company will have to pay to someone else one day; for a bank, its deposits
PL: zadłużenie

22
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assets

A

anything of value owned by a business; for a bank, the loans it has made
PL: aktywa

23
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income

A

all the money received by a person during particular period
PL: dochód

24
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trend

A

general development or change in a situacion or in people’s behaviour
PL: tendencja

25
direct debit
an instruction to a bank to pay varying sums of money to another account on particular dates
26
standing order
an instruction to a bank to pay regular, fixed sums of money to another account
27
balance
the amount of money in a bank account at a particular time
28
loan
an amount of money borrowed from a bank for a fixed period
29
current account
pays no or little interest, but usually allows the holder to withdraw cash or pay cheques without any restrictions
30
overdraft
an arrangement allowing someone to borrow money by withdrawing more than they have deposited in their account, up to a certain limit
31
statement
lists the recent debits and credits in a bank account
32
savings account - pays interest but usually has limits as to how much money can be withdrawn during a certain period of time
33
another word for quick (replying in the email)
prompt
34
prior
wcześniejszy
35
inquiry
36
assets =?
A= equity+liabilities
37
does a balance sheet include sums of money that have not been paid or receives? if yes,what is it called?
yes, liabilities
38
receivables (who)
your debtors
39
payables (who)
you owe money
40
Consolidation, what is it?
IFRS favors a control model whereas GAAP prefers a risks-and-rewards model.
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overdue = ?
unsettled
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in accordance with..=?
following