Words starting with "M"
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m 16
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m&t
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Mine & Threat Engagement System. A defense technology used for detecting, identifying, and neutr...
m-sasv
noun
An abbreviation for medium-sized semi-autonomous surface vehicle in the defence domain.
m.g
noun
A unit of weight equal to one thousandth of a gram.
m.m
noun
Abbreviation for 'miles per hour' in the context of vehicle speed.
m1
noun
m1 = currency in circulation and sight deposits
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m2 as % of gdp
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m2
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m4
noun
ma
noun
Abbreviation for Military Assistant.
ma / accountability
noun
The legal requirement that a person must be of a certain age and mental state to be held liable for...
ma(y ekawa-report
noun
maac
noun
Mercantile Accountants' Association of Canada - An organization that sets accounting standards for t...
Maastricht Treaty
noun
mac
noun
A computer system used primarily in the military and defence industries, developed by Apple Inc.
mac computed date
noun
mac computation date
noun
The date calculated by a Macintosh computer for a financial transaction or event.
mac-eu
noun
A European Union military cooperation programme, providing military capabilities for crisis response...
macadamia
noun
Macao
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Macao Special Administrative Region
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Macao Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China
noun
Macao (China)
noun
Macao SAR
noun
macaroni
noun
macaroon
noun
macaulay duration
noun
The weighted average of the time that a series of cash flows is expected to be received.
macaw
noun
mace
noun
A heavy, wooden mallet with a large head used to call meetings to order and maintain order during de...
Macedonia
noun
Macedonia-Skopje
noun
maceration pit
noun
A pit used for soaking or softening hides, fruits, or other substances.
machine
noun
machine language
noun
machine design
noun
machine tool
noun
machine hour method of depreciation
noun
A method of depreciation that allocates the cost of a depreciable asset over the number of hours it...
machine readable and executable reporting
noun
Reporting in a format that can be read and processed by machines, enabling automated analysis and in...
machine time record
noun
A record of the time spent by a machine or equipment in operation, used for cost accounting and prod...
machine time
noun
The time spent by a machine or equipment in performing work, excluding non-productive time.
machine shop
noun
A workshop primarily engaged in manufacturing components or parts, often using machinery.
machine verifiable feature
noun
A digital characteristic that can be objectively determined and verified by a machine.
machine readable passport
noun
A passport in digital format that can be read and processed by computers.
machine pistol
noun
A type of automatic, portable firearm that fires pistol cartridges in quick succession.
machine gun
noun
A fully-automatic, magazine-fed military weapon designed to fire bullets in rapid succession, capabl...
machine translation
noun
machine learning
noun
Application of artificial intelligence (AI) that provides systems the ability to automatically learn...
machine-tool industry
noun
machine-made paperboard
noun
machine-paced work
noun
Work performed at a constant speed or pace, often in a factory or industrial setting.
machine-readable form
noun
machine-readable passport
noun
A passport in digital format that can be read and processed by computers.
machine-readable data
noun
Data structured in a way that can be easily accessed, processed, and analyzed by machines.
machinery
noun
machinery production
noun
machinery industry
noun
machinery and equipment
noun
Tangible property used in a business, such as machinery, equipment, vehicles, and real estate.
machinery sharing ring
noun
An organization or network where members share access to machinery or equipment, often for cost savi...
machinery co-operative
noun
A cooperative association of businesses or individuals that pool resources to purchase, maintain, an...
machinery of the state
noun
The institutions and processes through which a state exercises its authority and governance.
machinery for vacancy clearance
noun
machinery, furniture
noun
Tax invoice: Tax invoice is a document issued on the supply of goods or services indicating the natu...
machining time
noun
The time spent by an employee on a machine or tool, during which they are considered to be working.
macrame
noun
macro
noun
macro-financial assistance
noun
Financial assistance provided by international organizations to countries in need.
macro-financial assistance to non-EU countries
noun
macro-economic forecast
noun
Process of estimating and reporting future macroeconomic conditions and trends.
macro-economy
noun
The overall economic conditions of a country or region, including factors such as inflation, interes...
macro-financial stability
noun
The overall financial stability of an economy, including its monetary, fiscal, and external sectors.
macro-economic variables
noun
Economic factors that influence an entire economy, such as Gross Domestic Product (GDP), inflation r...
macro-economic supervision
noun
Similar to macroeconomic surveillance, but may refer specifically to the role of national authoritie...
macro-micro supervisory framework
noun
A regulatory framework that oversees both macroeconomic and microeconomic aspects of the financial s...
macro-prudential risk assessment
noun
An assessment of risk to the financial system as a whole, focusing on systemic risks and interconnec...
macro-economic adjustment
noun
Economic actions taken by a government or central bank to address large-scale economic trends or imb...
macro-prudential statistics
noun
Statistics used to assess and manage risks to the financial system as a whole.
macro-prudential risk warning
noun
macro-prudential analysis
noun
An approach to financial regulation that assesses and manages the risks to the entire financial syst...
macro-structural country surveillance
noun
Process by which the International Monetary Fund assesses a member country's economic and financial...
macro-financial assistance plus
noun
macro-financial assistance+ instrument
noun
A financial instrument used to provide macro-financial assistance, typically involving a loan or gua...
macro-prudential task
noun
Regulatory oversight focusing on the systemic risk to the entire financial sector, rather than indiv...
macro-economic
noun
macro-hedge
noun
A hedging strategy that uses financial instruments to manage risk in entire portfolios or large posi...
macro-systemic risk
noun
Risk that affects multiple entities or sectors in the financial system, rather than just one.
macroeconomic fluctuations
noun
Fluctuations in the overall economic conditions of a country or region, affecting interest rates, ex...
macroeconomic management
noun
The process of implementing fiscal and monetary policies to influence the overall economic performan...
macroeconomic imbalances
noun
Disproportionate or unsustainable economic conditions in a country or region, affecting savings, inv...
macroeconomic dialogue
noun
macroeconomic challenge
noun
Economic situation or trend that poses significant challenges to financial markets or institutions,...
macroeconomic surveillance
noun
The monitoring of economic conditions and trends in a country or region, typically by international...
macroeconomic stabilisation
noun
Process of managing economic factors, such as inflation and employment, on a national or regional sc...
macroeconomic stability
noun
A state in which an economy as a whole maintains a relatively stable and consistent level of inflati...
macroeconomic impact
noun
The overall effect of economic factors on a financial instrument or market.
macroeconomic effect
noun
The change in value or performance of a financial instrument or market due to macroeconomic factors.
macroeconomic downturn
noun
A significant decline in economic activity across an entire economy or a large region, often indicat...
macroeconomic conditions
noun
The overall economic environment, including inflation, interest rates, exchange rates, and governmen...
macroeconomic environment
noun
The overall economic conditions and trends affecting a country or region, including inflation, inter...
macroeconomic context
noun
The broader economic environment in which financial decisions are made, including political, social,...
macroeconomic policy
noun
Government actions and policies that influence the overall economic environment, including interest...
macroeconomic shock
noun
A macroeconomic event causing widespread economic instability.
macroeconomic developments
noun
Broad economic trends and events affecting an entire economy or a significant part of it.
macroeconomic scenario
noun
A hypothetical economic environment, including interest rates, exchange rates, and other variables,...
macroeconomic outlook
noun
The overall economic forecast for a country or region, including trends in GDP, inflation, interest...
macroeconomic equilibrium
noun
Macroeconomic Equilibrium is a state of the economy where aggregate supply equals aggregate demand.
macroeconomics
noun
The branch of economics concerned with aggregates, such as national income, consumption, and investm...
macrofauna
noun
macrofinancial assistance
noun
macroprudential risk
noun
Risks that can impact the entire financial system or economy, requiring regulatory intervention.
macroprudential rules
noun
Regulatory frameworks designed to mitigate systemic risks in the financial sector.
macroprudential regulation
noun
Regulatory approach focusing on the stability of the entire financial system rather than individual...
MAD
noun
mad cow disease
noun
Madagascar
noun
madam
noun
made available on the market
noun
Brought into existence and accessible for trading or investment in the financial markets.
made-up price
noun
A price that is intentionally false or misleading, not reflecting the true value of a financial inst...
made-up goods
noun
Madeira
noun
Madeira wine
noun
madisonian constitution
noun
a frame of government that limits tyranny through the use of checks and
madoff fraud
noun
A type of investment fraud involving the manipulation of stock prices and assets through deceit and...
madoff investment scandal
noun
The large-scale investment scandal involving Bernard L. Madoff, who defrauded thousands of investors...
Madrid Conference
noun
madrid interbank offered rate
noun
A benchmark interest rate determined by the average interest rates at which banks offer to lend unse...
madrid union assembly
noun
An assembly of representatives from member states of the Madrid System for the International Registr...
madrid agreement concerning the international registration of marks
noun
An international treaty establishing a system for registering and protecting trademarks in multiple...
madrid union for the international registration of marks
noun
An international intellectual property organization based in Madrid, Spain, facilitating the registr...
madrid declaration on euro-atlantic security and cooperation
noun
A political and military agreement signed in Madrid in 1994, establishing a framework for Euro-Atlan...
maelstrom
noun
maestro
noun
Mafia
noun
magazine
noun
A container used to store ammunition for a firearm, typically in military applications. It can be de...
maggot
noun
En larve, spesielt en myk, langstrakt og fotløs larve av en flue.
Maghreb
noun
magic
noun
magic of diversification
noun
The risk reduction benefit of holding multiple uncorrelated assets in a portfolio.
magistrate
noun
A judicial officer having limited jurisdiction in criminal and civil matters.
magistrate for custody and release
noun
A judicial officer granting or denying bail and releasing or detaining accused persons.
magistrate\'s court
noun
A lower court presided over by a magistrate or judge without a jury.
magistrates court
noun
A lower level court in the English legal system, presided over by a justice of the peace or magistra...
magistrates and judicial advice unit
noun
Courts and advisory bodies that provide legal guidance to magistrates in criminal proceedings.
magistrats européens pour la démocratie et les libertés
noun
European magistrates for democracy and freedoms: An international organization of European magistrat...
magnate
noun
A wealthy and powerful businessperson or industrial leader, especially one who owns or controls a la...
magnesium
noun
magnesium chloride
noun
A tax deduction for the cost of magnesium chloride used in road de-icing and other industrial applic...
magnet
noun
magnetic resonance imaging
noun
magnetic material encoded data
noun
A material capable of retaining magnetic charges, used for storing data in magnetic tape or other ma...
magnetic material encoded data length
noun
The length of data encoded magnetically.
magnetic minehunting
noun
The use of magnetic sensors and other technologies to locate and identify magnetic mines in water.
magnetic signature
noun
The distinctive electromagnetic radiation emitted by an object, used for detection in defense applic...
magnetic sheet
noun
magnetic device
noun
magnetic disc
noun
magnetic tape
noun
magnetic medium
noun
magnified view
noun
An enlarged image or representation of a detail, used in legal proceedings to examine fine points or...
magnifier
noun
A device, usually a lens or set of lenses, that makes an object or printed text appear larger so it...
magnitude
noun
maid
noun
maiden
noun
noun
mail service
noun
mail credit
noun
A method of payment where the sender pays postage and the recipient receives credit for the cost.
mail order
noun
A method of selling and delivering goods directly to consumers through the mail or other delivery se...
mail-order buying
noun
mail-order selling
noun
mailbox
noun
mailbox company
noun
A company that provides and manages mailboxes for rent to individuals or businesses.
mailer
noun
mailing
noun
mailing address
noun
The address where financial communications, such as statements and payments, are sent by mail.
mailman
noun
main
noun
main residence
noun
main acreage
noun
main index equities
noun
A type of equity investment that tracks a specific market index, such as the S&P 500.
main intervention centres
noun
Centres where the main financial interventions or transactions take place in a particular industry o...
main budget areas
noun
The primary spending categories in a budget, including revenue, expenses, and investments.
main operating base
noun
Main operating base refers to the primary location where a company conducts its core business activi...
main board executive director
noun
A member of a company's board of directors who holds executive responsibilities.
main aggregates
noun
The key financial figures or metrics, such as revenue, expenses, and profits, that provide an overal...
main economic indicators
noun
Main Economic Indicators (MEI) are statistical measures that provide information on the economic hea...
main registration taxes
noun
Taxes imposed on businesses or individuals for registering or maintaining their legal existence, suc...
main index
noun
The primary stock market index that represents a broad segment of the stock market.
main fiscal aggregate
noun
The total amount of government spending, including both revenue and capital expenditures.
main risk
noun
The primary risk that an insured party is concerned with, often related to property damage or liabil...
main index convertible bonds
noun
The primary index for convertible bonds, reflecting their overall market performance.
main entity
noun
A primary business entity, typically a corporation or partnership, for tax purposes.
main index equity
noun
A type of equity investment that tracks a market index, such as the S&P 500.
main refinancing rate
noun
Interest rate at which a central bank lends funds to commercial banks in the monetary policy impleme...
main road
noun
A principal road in a community, used for general traffic and often connecting to other major roads.
main paid job
noun
The primary occupation or profession for which an individual is compensated.
main proceedings
noun
The primary part of a legal proceeding or trial where the evidence is presented and arguments are ma...
main contractor
noun
A business entity or individual appointed by the owner of a construction project to oversee and mana...
main administration of geodesy and cartography
noun
The primary governmental body responsible for geodesy and cartography.
main provisions
noun
The essential provisions of a contract or law that are necessary for its basic understanding and enf...
main fact
noun
The most important or essential fact in a case.
main fact in issue
noun
The primary or most significant fact at issue in a legal dispute.
main activity main activity
noun
The primary occupation or business activity as per the law and employment regulations.
main drive
noun
The primary motivating force or reason for an action or decision in the context of a legal or admini...
main patent
noun
The primary patent in a group of related patents, often having the earliest filing date.
main perpetrator
noun
The primary individual involved in the commission of a crime or wrongdoing.
main party
noun
A party involved in a legal dispute, typically the plaintiff or defendant.
main deck
noun
The uppermost deck of a ship where cargo, passengers, and essential operations are carried out.
main object of the concentration
noun
main fire alarm box
noun
The primary fire alarm control unit in a building, typically located in a central area, which activa...
main agreement
noun
The primary agreement between parties, often containing the main terms and conditions.
main expert
noun
The primary expert witness in a case, whose testimony is considered authoritative and decisive.
main action
noun
main association of austrian social insurance institutions
noun
The primary organization representing Austrian social insurance institutions.
main establishment
noun
main committee i
noun
Primary committee in the context of intellectual property law, responsible for making decisions and...
main gate
noun
The primary entrance to a property or building, often used in legal descriptions.
main component elements
noun
The primary constituent parts or essential elements of a legal matter or agreement.
main battle tank
noun
A main battle tank is a large, heavily armored and armed tracked combat vehicle designed for direct...
main planning team
noun
A group of key personnel responsible for planning and coordinating defence strategies and operations...
main body of force
noun
The principal force employed in defending a country or organization.
main logistic planning conference
noun
A conference where logistic plans for military operations are discussed and coordinated among variou...
main aerodrome
noun
The primary airport used by a military force for the arrival and departure of military personnel and...
main battle tank fleet
noun
A group of main battle tanks that are collectively used for military operations.
main battle tank simulation and testing center
noun
Facility specialized in simulating and testing the capabilities of main battle tanks under various c...
main ground combat system
noun
A ground combat system designed to provide mobile, versatile, and effective firepower in various ter...
main guard directorate
noun
A directorate responsible for ensuring the security and protection of key personnel or installations...
main deployment route
noun
The primary route used for deploying military forces and resources during large-scale defense operat...
main supply route
noun
A critical logistical route for supplying troops, equipment, and resources with essential supplies,...
main planning meeting
noun
A key planning meeting where military strategies and tactics are discussed and coordinated.
main sewers
noun
main sewers is an installation or system for collecting and conveying wastewater.
main hearing / trial
noun
The central stage of a court case where evidence is presented and arguments are made before the cour...
main-beam headlamp
noun
maine
noun
A U.S. state located in the northeastern region, known for its coastline, forests, and maritime hist...
mainland
noun
mainport
noun
The principal port of entry or exit for a country or region.
mains network
noun
The primary electrical power distribution system, as referred to in legal and administrative context...
mainstream
noun
Relating to financial instruments and practices that are widely accepted and used by the majority of...
mainstream economy
noun
The part of an economy where economic activities and transactions are legal, regulated, and reported...
mainstreaming
noun
maint
noun
Abbreviation for Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul, encompassing the preservation, restoration, and...
maintain in force
noun
maintain a listening watch
noun
Listening attentively and without interruption to spoken communication, typically for the purpose of...
maintainability
noun
The ability to maintain and restore an equipment, system, or platform to its original condition, ens...
maintainer
noun
maintaining freedom
noun
maintaining the quality of the portfolio
noun
maintaining of the accounts
noun
The process of recording, organizing, and maintaining financial transactions and account balances.
maintaining of employment level
noun
The act or process of keeping the number of employees in a business or organization constant.
maintaining public order and safety
noun
maintenance
noun
The process of keeping a financial asset or system in good working order.
maintenance and repair
noun
Expenses incurred for preserving or restoring the condition of an asset, particularly in finance.
maintenance obligation
noun
Obligation to provide financial support for a parent or relative.
maintenance payments
noun
maintenance claim
noun
A claim for repairs or maintenance under a warranty or service contract.
maintenance period
noun
The duration during which regular maintenance or repairs are required for an asset, typically covere...
maintenance margin
noun
Maintenance Margin: The minimum amount of equity a trader must maintain in their account to keep ope...
maintenance call
noun
A service call initiated by a customer to address technical issues or request assistance with a fina...
maintenance margin requirement
noun
Minimum amount of capital a bank must hold against its outstanding loans to ensure solvency.
maintenance cost
noun
Costs incurred to maintain or preserve the operating condition of an asset or system.
maintenance costs
noun
Costs incurred to maintain or preserve the value or condition of an asset or liability.
maintenance expense
noun
Costs incurred for maintaining or preserving an asset or a business.
maintenance contract
noun
A contract for periodic payments to maintain or service an asset.
maintenance bond
noun
A contract between an insurer and a policyholder, guaranteeing repairs or replacement of specified a...
maintenance of the patent unamended
noun
The state of a patent being unchanged and in force.
maintenance of minimum services to public
noun
The provision of essential services to the public at a minimum level.
maintenance judgment
noun
A judicial determination made during the course of a trial or hearing, binding on the parties and su...
maintenance hand
noun
An employee responsible for performing routine maintenance tasks in a legal setting.
maintenance man
noun
maintenance creditor
noun
A creditor whose claims primarily relate to the maintenance of property or equipment.
maintenance of law and order
noun
Refers to the upholding and enforcement of laws and regulations.
maintenance fee
noun
A recurring fee paid to maintain the validity of an intellectual property right or agreement.
maintenance of the patent as amended
noun
maintenance regulation
noun
A set of rules governing the maintenance of equipment, structures, or systems.
maintenance company
noun
A company responsible for maintaining military equipment and facilities.
maintenance of international peace and security
noun
maintenance of effort (moe)
noun
A requirement often imposed as a condition of receiving certain kinds of funding, that the agency ma...
maintenance staff
noun
personnel responsible for repairs, maintenance and general upkeep of facilities
maisonette
noun
An estate for which all debts, taxes, and other liabilities have been paid and probate proceedings c...
maize
noun
maize oil
noun
major
noun
A significant or large entity, transaction, or event in finance.
major appliance
noun
major change
noun
major business unit
noun
A large, independent division of a company that focuses on specific business operations.
major structural backwardness
noun
A significant hindrance to economic development, often in infrastructure or human capital.
major shareholder
noun
An individual or entity owning a significant percentage of a corporation's outstanding shares.
major group
noun
A large financial institution or group of institutions that plays a significant role in the financia...
major recession
noun
A significant economic downturn, typically marked by high unemployment and declining business activi...
major holding
noun
A significant ownership interest in a security or financial instrument.
major improvements
noun
Significant enhancements or advancements that increase the value, efficiency, or competitiveness of...
major currency
noun
A currency that is widely traded and influential in the foreign exchange market.
major inspection or overhaul costs
noun
Significant costs incurred during a thorough examination or reconditioning of an asset or facility.
major disaster
noun
An event causing significant financial damage or loss.
major improvements to non-produced non-financial assets
noun
Substantial enhancements to the value or productivity of long-term assets that are not yet in produc...
major financial crime
noun
A significant financial crime, typically involving large sums of money and complex schemes.
major restructuring event
noun
A significant change in the structure or ownership of a business, such as mergers, acquisitions, or...
major offence
noun
Major offense: A serious crime deserving severe punishment.
major manageable accident
noun
An accident of significant proportions that can be managed.
major donors group
noun
major chemical hazard
noun
A substance or mixture that poses a substantial risk to health, safety, or the environment due to it...
major breach
noun
A serious violation of a contract or duty, often resulting in significant harm or damages.
major subordinate command
noun
A subordinate military command with significant operational authority and responsibility.
major nuclear attack
noun
A large-scale military attack involving the use of nuclear weapons, posing a significant threat to h...
major regional conflict
noun
A major conflict occurring within a specific geographical region, often involving multiple parties a...
major theatre war
noun
A large-scale military engagement between two or more major powers, typically involving significant...
major nuclear power
noun
A country possessing a significant nuclear arsenal and the capability to deliver nuclear weapons.
major-league
noun
majority
noun
The number of individuals who have reached the age of legal competence and can make decisions on the...
majority voting system
noun
majority shareholding
noun
A shareholding that represents more than 50% of the total issued shares in a company.
majority stake
noun
A substantial ownership stake, typically exceeding 50% of the shares or voting rights.
majority share
noun
The larger proportion of shares owned by an individual or entity in a corporation.
majority interest
noun
The controlling interest in a company, representing over 50% of the shares or voting rights.
majority action clause
noun
A provision in a corporation's bylaws requiring shareholder approval for certain actions, typically...
majority holding of banks
noun
A controlling ownership interest held by a single entity or group in the voting securities of a bank...
majority control
noun
majority decision
noun
A decision made by more than half of the judges or jurors in a court.
majority opinion
noun
majority ballot
noun
A voting method in which more than half of the votes are required to pass a motion or elect a candid...
majority poll
noun
A poll conducted to determine the will of the majority in a given matter or election.
majority shareholder
noun
An individual or entity that owns more than 50% of the shares in a corporation and therefore has con...
majority rule voting
noun
A voting method in which the decision is made by the majority of votes cast.
majority holding
noun
A shareholding that exceeds 50% of the outstanding votes in a company.
majority voting
noun
majors list
noun
A list of the most serious criminal charges against a defendant in a given indictment.
make a market
noun
Actively buying and selling securities to provide liquidity, facilitate transactions, and set market...
make equalisation transfers
noun
Transferring funds between accounts to make balances equal.
make payments by instalment
noun
To pay for a good or service in regular installments, typically over an extended period.
make allowances
noun
To adjust for or consider extenuating circumstances, often in financial calculations.
make payments in respect of the claim
noun
Payments made to settle a claim or debt.
make an advance repayment
noun
Making an early repayment of a debt or loan.
make or buy
noun
The choice between manufacturing or purchasing goods and services within a business.
make over to the community the payments due
noun
Transferring payments to a community or public entity, often in the context of bankruptcy proceeding...
make amendments to the draft budjet
noun
Modifying or correcting errors in a proposed budget before it is approved and implemented.
make an entry in the accounts
noun
To record a financial transaction in an accounting system.
make oneself known
noun
make good (any damage
noun
A party's obligation to restore or compensate for any damage or loss they caused.
make available to the public
noun
Making information or works available to the public, often through authorized distribution channels.
make referral
noun
make contracts
noun
Enter into agreements or understandings with others.
make a representation
noun
To state or present something as true or valid, often in a formal context.
make representations
noun
To make multiple representations or statements, often in a legal context.
make a decision
noun
To choose among alternatives, make a judgment, or reach a conclusion.
make available for public inspection, circulated for comment
noun
make available for public inspection, circulated for comment is a term used in planning and building...
make-up price
noun
The price set by a trader or investor, often unrealistic or arbitrary, in the financial markets.
make-whole clause
noun
Capital Requirements Directive IV, a European Union regulation that sets minimum capital requirement...
makeover
noun
maker
noun
Party responsible for creating or executing a legal document or instrument.
maker-taker fee model
noun
Fee structure where one party pays a lower fee for executing trades
makeup
noun
sminke.
makeup equipment
noun
Tools and products used for applying makeup.
makeup room
noun
A room (e.g. in a theater) dedicated to applying makeup.
makeup tip
noun
Advice or suggestions on how to apply makeup.
making
noun
making up an estimated cost
noun
making a contract paid-up
noun
A term used in insurance to describe a policy where the premiums have been paid in full, and no furt...
making the appropriations available again
noun
Releasing previously allocated funds for further use.
making an application for benefits
noun
The act of initiating a request for benefits or compensation, typically through the submission of an...
making tax digital
noun
HMRC initiative requiring businesses to keep and submit digital records for tax purposes.
making the file available for inspection
noun
Making a file accessible for examination or review by others.
making officials aware of their responsibilities
noun
Informing officials of their duties and obligations.
making necessary
noun
The process or act of making something a requirement.
making noise
noun
The act of making a loud or disturbing noise.
making muddy; grumbling
noun
The act of making a liquid cloudy; or low-level complaining.
making a mess; farrowing
noun
Messing up; or giving birth (pigs).
making-up price
noun
The process of setting prices in multiple time periods to evaluate a security's worth using the exce...
making-up by weight
noun
Valuing or pricing financial instruments based on weight rather than count or volume.
making-up by volume
noun
A pricing strategy where a financial institution offsets lower interest rates on larger loans by cha...
mal-information
noun
mala fide purchaser
noun
A person who purchases property with knowledge of another party's wrongdoing or bad faith
mala fides
noun
Latin term meaning 'bad faith,' referring to a party's dishonest or fraudulent conduct in legal matt...
maladministration
noun
intentional or unintentional failure to carry out administrative duties and responsibilities properl...
Malagasy Republic
noun
malagasy franc-iso code
noun
ISO currency code for the Malagasy currency.
malagasy franc
noun
The currency of Madagascar, denoted by the ISO code MGA.
malaria
noun
Malawi
noun
malawi kwacha-iso code
noun
The scenario matrix approach is a risk management technique that analyzes the impact of various scen...
malawian kwacha
noun
The currency of Malawi.
Malaya
noun
Malaysia
noun
malaysian ringgit
noun
The currency of Malaysia
Maldive Islands
noun
Maldives
noun
maldivian rufiyaa
noun
The currency of the Maldives
male
noun
A biological male, typically an adult human male, characterized by the presence of the Y chromosome...
male prostitution
noun
male politician
noun
male genital mutilation
noun
male issue
noun
A legal matter concerning the father or male ancestor of an individual, such as paternity or inherit...
male hare
noun
A male hare.
male plug
noun
An electrical connector with pins.
male player
noun
A man who plays (nynorsk).
male runner/skier
noun
A man competing in a race.
male kitten
noun
A male kitten.
male port
noun
The connector with pins in electronics.
male fox
noun
A male fox.
male salmon
noun
A cock salmon.
male connector
noun
A connector with pins (plug).
male reindeer
noun
A male reindeer.
male contraception
noun
male-to-female
noun
A term used in the context of transgender law to describe the process of a person assigned male at b...
malfeasance
noun
Misconduct by a public official, especially one entrusted with a position of authority and trust.
malfeasant
noun
A person who acts in a dishonest or harmful way, particularly in a legal context.
Mali
noun
A military term referring to Mali, a country in West Africa.
malice
noun
Intentionally causing harm or injury to another person or their reputation.
malice aforethought
noun
The intent to cause harm or injury, often a requirement for certain criminal charges.
malicious software
noun
malicious damage
noun
Damage intentionally caused to property or assets, often insured against in finance and insurance.
malicious code
noun
Software designed to harm a computer system, often by disrupting its operation or stealing sensitive...
malicious arrest
noun
malicious prosecution
noun
malicious waste
noun
Unnecessary expenditure of resources, done with the intent to harm or hinder.
malicious reporting
noun
Deliberately making false reports with the intention to harm.
malicious cryptomining
noun
Illegally installing and using software to mine cryptocurrency on someone else's device without cons...
malicious falsehood
noun
A false statement made maliciously, intended to harm, defame or cause injury.
malicious litigation
noun
Litigation brought with the intention of causing harm or harassment rather than seeking justice or r...
malicious false alarm
noun
An intentionally false report of a crime or emergency, made with the intent to harass or intimidate.
malicious conduct
noun
Conduct that is intended to harm or cause distress, often through deceit or malice.
malicious intent risks
noun
Risks involving deliberate harm or injury to another party, often a requirement for tort claims.
malicious wilful damage
noun
Intentional destruction of property or equipment, often with the intention of causing harm or disrup...
malicious cyber activity
noun
Malicious activities conducted in cyberspace, including hacking, denial-of-service attacks, and spre...
malicious behaviour in cyberspace
noun
Unauthorized actions in cyberspace intended to harm, disrupt, or gain unauthorized access to compute...
malicious drone
noun
An unmanned aerial vehicle used to cause harm or damage, often through explosives or other means.
maliciousness
noun
The quality of being wicked or cruel.
mall
noun
mallard
noun
mallet
noun
malnutrition
noun
malpractice
noun
Professional misconduct or error leading to harm or injury to a client or patient.
malt
noun
malt house
noun
malt extract
noun
A taxable substance derived from malted barley, used in the production of beer and certain types of...
Malta
noun
malta stock exchange
noun
The Malta Stock Exchange (MSE) is the primary securities exchange in Malta, where securities such as...
malta judicial conference on cross-frontier family law issues
noun
An annual conference bringing together legal professionals from Malta and other countries to discuss...
malta federation of professional associations
noun
The Malta Federation of Professional Associations is an umbrella organization representing various p...
malta workers participation development centre
noun
A center in Malta dedicated to the development and participation of workers in various employment se...
malta union of teachers
noun
The Malta Union of Teachers is a professional organization representing teachers in Malta.
malta hotels and restaurants association
noun
An organization representing the interests of hotels and restaurants in Malta.
malta union of midwives and nurses
noun
A professional organization representing midwives and nurses in Malta.
malus
noun
A fee or charge levied by a bank for providing certain services, not directly related to settlement.
Malvinas
noun
malware
noun
any software designed to disrupt, damage, leak, gain unauthorized access or deprive access to infor...
mama
noun
mambo
noun
mammal
noun
A warm-blooded vertebrate animal that has hair or fur, and whose females typically produce milk to f...
mammoth
noun
man
noun
A term used to refer to a male person.
man of ordinary prudence
noun
A person of average prudence, acting sensibly and reasonably under the circumstances.
man year
noun
A unit of measurement for human labor resources, equivalent to one person working for one year.
man of action
noun
A man who prefers acting and doing over talking or theorizing.
man-made satellite
noun
man-made catastrophe risk
noun
man-machine system
noun
A system that integrates human and machine capabilities to perform tasks, often used in the context...
man-hours
noun
A unit of work measurement equal to the hours worked by one person.
man-machine integration
noun
The process of combining human and machine capabilities to improve efficiency, productivity, or perf...
man-hour
noun
A unit of labor measurement equal to one person working for one hour.
man-portable air defence system
noun
A defence system that can be carried and operated by a small team.
man-portable anti-tank missiles
noun
man-portable weapon
noun
A weapon that can be carried and operated by one person.
man-made fibre
noun
man-made catastrophe
noun
man-made disaster
noun
manacle
noun
manage risks
noun
The practice of identifying, assessing, and prioritizing risks to minimize their impact on an organi...
manage liquidity
noun
Managing liquidity refers to the process of maintaining an adequate level of cash and other highly l...
manage exposures
noun
To control or oversee risks, especially financial risks, in order to minimize potential losses.
manage a position
noun
To oversee and make decisions regarding the holding or disposal of a financial instrument or investm...
manageability
noun
The quality of being easy to handle.
managed economy
noun
An economic system where the government actively manages and controls various aspects of the economy...
managed fund
noun
A collective investment vehicle where an investment manager manages the assets of multiple investors...
managed futures fund
noun
Fund specializing in managing futures contracts for investors.
managed trade
noun
A trading strategy where a financial instrument is actively managed to maximize returns or minimize...
managed float
noun
A monetary policy tool used to manage the exchange rate of a currency.
managed floating
noun
A monetary policy tool where a central bank manages the supply of currency in circulation against de...
managed exchange rate
noun
A monetary policy where a central bank actively manages the exchange rate between its currency and o...
managed currency
noun
A monetary system where a country's currency is managed by its own central bank or monetary authorit...
managed loan
noun
A loan that is managed by a financial institution or intermediary on behalf of an investor.
managed migration statistics
noun
managed migration
noun
management
noun
The process of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling the activities of an organization or b...
management of resources
noun
management of the external borders of the European Union
noun
management of the EU's external borders
noun
management of the European Union's external borders
noun
management accounting
noun
Financial reporting and planning processes used within an organization.
management and labour
noun
The relationship between the management of a business and its employees, involving the hiring, super...
management of human resources
noun
management and employee buy-out
noun
A business transaction in which the management and employees buy out the ownership of the company.
management of contracts
noun
The process of creating, implementing, and monitoring contracts between parties.
management bias
noun
A preference or inclination, especially for a particular way of doing things, that can potentially i...
management advice
noun
Professional guidance on financial matters, including investment strategies and portfolio management...
management fees
noun
management of exposures
noun
The process of identifying, measuring, monitoring, and controlling financial risk exposure.
management of assets
noun
management control
noun
The process by which management ensures the integrity, reliability, and trustworthiness of financial...
management of trust funds
noun
management fee
noun
A fee charged by a fund manager for managing investments on behalf of investors.
management and organisation
noun
The process of directing and coordinating financial and business activities.