Business Finance

3. Professional guidance offered by financial institutions on money management.
5. The marketplace where shares of publicly listed companies are bought and sold.
6. The process of monitoring, controlling, and enforcing financial rules.
8. A member-owned financial institution that promotes thrift and provides affordable credit.
10. Money borrowed from a financial institution that must be repaid with interest.
11. The country's monetary authority responsible for issuing currency and regulating banks.
13. Trinidad and Tobago's agency responsible for combating money laundering and terrorist financing.
14. A digital service allowing customers to manage accounts over the internet.
16. A savings account where money is invested for a fixed period at a guaranteed interest rate.
18. Banking machine used for cash withdrawals, deposits, and balance enquiries.
20. A financial institution that accepts deposits and provides loans to the public.
21. A financial agency that provides small loans to entrepreneurs and low-income borrowers.

1. The process of planning income and expenditure to achieve financial goals.
2. A ratio used by the Central Bank to ensure commercial banks maintain sufficient liquid assets.
4. Money placed into an account for safekeeping.
5. The process of planning income and expenditure to achieve financial goals.
7. Funds committed with the expectation of earning future income or profit.
9. A company that provides protection against financial loss in exchange for premiums.
12. Government or corporate securities that pay interest over a specified period.
15. A payment card that deducts money directly from a customer's bank account.
17. Income set aside for future use rather than immediate spending.
19. A payment card that allows purchases using borrowed funds.