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Across
  1. 3. - a short-term loan repayable on demand.
  2. 5. - a person who, in accordance with the leasing agreement, is obliged to accept the leased asset for a certain fee and for a certain period.
  3. 6. - the totality of loans provided by a given bank.
  4. 7. - a document drawn up in the form established by law and containing an abstract unconditional monetary obligation of the debtor to the creditor.
  5. 8. - agreement between banks to apply a single pricing policy to the bank’s clientele.
  6. 11. - a method of “crossing out” zeros, that is, enlarging the scale of prices.
  7. 14. - a cash foreign exchange transaction in which payment is made on the second business day, not counting the day the transaction was concluded. This time difference is determined by international practice and is associated with the need to formalize the transaction in banks.
  8. 17. - a long-term rental of machinery and equipment purchased by the lessor for the lessee for the purpose of their production use while retaining ownership rights with the lessor for the term of the contract.
  9. 18. - an association of independent commercial banks under the control of one larger bank.
  10. 21. - endorsement on a bill of exchange.
  11. 23. - a check drawn up for a specific person, but with the right to transfer to another person by endorsement.
  12. 24. - restoration of the previous gold content of the monetary unit.
  13. 25. - the ratio of currencies according to their purchasing power.
  14. 28. - assignment of rights to use the leased asset to a third party. The basis for subleasing the leased asset is the written consent of the lessor. In operational leasing, assignment of rights by the lessee is not allowed.
  15. 29. - a contract to purchase financial assets (currency) for delivery on a specific date in the future.
  16. 30. - a check drawn up for a specific person, but with the right to transfer to another person by endorsement.
  17. 32. - establishing the exchange rate, determining the proportions of currency exchange.
Down
  1. 1. - a document that contains a written obligation of the drawer to pay the amount indicated on the bill within the specified period.
  2. 2. - the loss of monetary functions by precious metals (gold and silver).
  3. 4. - a banking settlement operation in which the bank, on behalf of its client, assumes the obligation to receive payment according to the documents provided by the client and credit funds to his bank account.
  4. 9. - a decrease in the gold content of a monetary unit, the official exchange rate to the US dollar and its gold content.
  5. 10. - the ability of a bank's assets to easily turn into cash or means of payment.
  6. 12. - the ratio of two currencies, which follows from their rates in relation to a third currency.
  7. 13. - operations that allow you to fully or partially minimize currency risk.
  8. 15. - a check used only for non-cash payments
  9. 16. - the consent of the payer, indicated by the drawer in the bill of exchange, to pay the bill on time. Acceptance is made by placing a signature on the bill of exchange.
  10. 19. - a type of forward; trading is carried out on special exchanges.
  11. 20. - a system of economic relations on the basis of which free funds are redistributed between economic entities on the basis of urgency, repayment, and payment.
  12. 22. - a monetary system in which one metal serves as the universal equivalent and basis of monetary circulation, and functioning coins and tokens of value are exchangeable for gold or silver.
  13. 26. - the announcement of the cancellation of a depreciated unit and the introduction of a new currency.
  14. 27. - a type of financial leasing in which the seller (supplier) of the leased asset simultaneously acts as a lessee. Leaseback is used when the owner of the transaction object needs funds and thus improves his financial position.
  15. 31. - a debt security.