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o-sii buffer
noun
A buffer maintained by banks to absorb potential losses from trading activities, as required by regu...
o-sii buffer rate
noun
The rate at which an Other Regulatory Capital (ORCo) buffer is calculated and maintained by a bank.
o-sii
noun
A Japanese term for a financial institution that is systemically important and whose failure could h...
o-pinacolyl methylphosphonochloridate
noun
An organophosphorus compound with the formula (CH3)2O-P(=O)(OCH3)CH2CH2OP(=O)(OCH3)2, used as a nerv...
o-ethyl-2-di-isopropylaminoethyl methylphosphonite
noun
o.d.a
noun
An abbreviation for Official Development Assistance.
o.r
noun
An acronym for 'Order of the Court' in legal proceedings.
oa
noun
Abbreviation for 'other assets', a category in financial reporting that includes all assets not clas...
oaed
noun
Abbreviation for 'Office of Administrative Hearings' - an independent agency that conducts administr...
OAI
noun
oak
noun
oam
noun
Acronym for Order Automation and Management, a system used by trading firms to manage and automate t...
OAMCE
noun
oampi
noun
A term of uncertain origin and meaning in the context of intellectual property law.
OAPEC
noun
oar
noun
OAS
noun
OAS countries
noun
oasis
noun
A secluded area, often in the desert, providing water and shelter, used as a hideout by criminals.
oat
noun
OAT: An acronym for On-the-Air Training, a method of radio communication training where trainees pra...
oat strips
noun
A financial instrument representing a debt obligation with cash flows derived from a pool of agricul...
oat treasury issue
noun
A debt security issued by a treasury department, typically with a fixed interest rate and maturity d...
oath
noun
A solemn promise to tell the truth or perform an obligation, made with a raised hand and sometimes a...
oath capacity
noun
The ability of a person to understand and make legally binding commitments.
oatmeal
noun
oats
noun
OAU
noun
ob
noun
An acronym for 'Order of Battle', a document or database detailing the organization, deployment, and...
Obalno-kraška
noun
obedience
noun
Lydnad er handlingen eller tilstanden å være lydig eller adlyde en autoritet, regler eller instruksj...
obesity
noun
obi
noun
obiter dictum
noun
An observation or comment made by a judge in a case that is not essential to the decision but may pr...
obiter dicta
dictionary.pos_phrase
Remarks in a court judgment that are not essential to the final decision and thus not binding.
object
noun
object of property
noun
object and beneficiaries of protection
noun
Those directly affected by intellectual property law, such as creators, licensees, and assignees.
object of the company
noun
Assets or possessions that a company is established to manage or control.
object of speculation
noun
Something, such as property or stocks, purchased with the intent of profit from price fluctuations.
object-based confiscation system
noun
A confiscation system where specific items are targeted for seizure based on their nature or charact...
objection
noun
objection of inadmissibility
noun
An argument made during a trial that evidence or testimony should not be admitted due to its potenti...
objection to admissibility
noun
An objection raised during a trial that seeks to exclude evidence or testimony based on its admissib...
objection of illegality
noun
An objection raised in court that the entire case or proceeding is illegal.
objection period
noun
A period of time during which a party may raise objections or appeal a decision in a legal proceedin...
objection as to the unity of invention
noun
An objection raised in patent law that two or more claimed inventions lack unity.
objection to a default judgement
noun
A request to review and potentially reverse a default judgement, typically made on the grounds of pr...
objection to title objection to title
noun
objection of nullity
noun
An objection raised during a trial or legal proceeding that the entire case is invalid due to some f...
objection procedure
noun
A procedure allowing a party to raise objections or exceptions to evidence or arguments presented du...
objection on grounds of bias
noun
A formal challenge raised by a party claiming that a judge or official is biased and should be disqu...
objectionable
noun
Subject to objection or opposition; not acceptable or desirable in a particular context, often due t...
objections to an election result
noun
objective
noun
In finance, objective refers to a goal or target that is clear, measurable, and unbiased.
objective valuation price
noun
The price at which an asset would change hands in a fair and unbiased transaction between willing pa...
objective risk
noun
Risk that can be quantified and analyzed, such as market risk or credit risk.
objective in the medium term
noun
objective 1 region
noun
objective of accreditation for the system
noun
The goal of accreditation for a legal or administrative system, ensuring it meets specific standards...
objective x region
noun
Objective X: A specific legal concept or principle in the field of law and compliance.
objective responsibility
noun
objective forfeiture
noun
A forfeiture process that does not depend on the conviction or guilt of the person who owns the prop...
objective causation theory
noun
A theory of causation in tort law that requires a direct link between the defendant's actions and th...
objective criteria
noun
objective working environment
noun
A work environment characterized by fairness, impartiality, and freedom from discrimination or bias.
objective factors which are amenable to judicial review
noun
Factors that can be objectively assessed and reviewed by a court, such as physical evidence or contr...
objective standard
noun
A standard that is not influenced by feelings or personal factors; an absolute measure.
objective liability
noun
Liability imposed regardless of fault or negligence, often in the context of insurance.
objective evidence
noun
Evidence that is independent of the declarations of parties and can be perceived by the senses or ob...
objectives and principles of securities regulation
noun
A set of guidelines and principles governing the regulation of securities markets, ensuring fairness...
objectives of the plan
noun
objectives of the plan is a planning document that sets out land use, constraints, or implementation...
objectives (departmental)
noun
The intended objectives to be achieved by a department through the production or delivery of its out...
objects of a power
noun
Assets or entities over which power is exercised, such as securities held in custody or collateral.
objects of the company
noun
objects of the undertaking
noun
Assets or possessions belonging to an undertaking, including both tangible and intangible property.
objet d'art
noun
oblatory advance
noun
An advance payment made as an obligation, often in the context of a loan or lease agreement.
obligating event
noun
An event that triggers an obligation under a financial contract.
obligation
noun
A debt or commitment that requires payment or performance, often represented by a financial instrume...
obligation of professional secrecy
noun
A confidential duty to keep information disclosed in a professional context private.
obligation to the counterparty
noun
A duty or commitment owed to a counterparty in a financial contract.
obligation to contribute
noun
A contractual requirement for a party to make a payment or provide a benefit.
obligation netting
noun
A financial risk management technique that offsets potential losses in different obligations, allowi...
obligation to centralize funds
noun
The requirement for an organization or individual to consolidate financial resources in a single loc...
obligation falling upon the public sector
noun
A financial obligation imposed on the government or public sector, often through taxes or regulation...
obligation to provide additional securities if necessary
noun
A requirement for a party to put up extra securities if needed to maintain the value of an existing...
obligation to consult
noun
A legal or contractual requirement for one party to seek the advice or approval of another before ma...
obligation restrictive of competition
noun
Agreement that limits or prohibits one or more parties from engaging in certain business activities.
obligation in settlement
noun
A debtor's legal requirement to pay or discharge a debt or liability in full.
obligation restricting competition
noun
A contractual agreement limiting the ability of parties to engage in certain competitive activities.
obligation to report transactions
noun
obligation of notification
noun
The duty to provide obligatory notifications.
obligation to state reasons
noun
The requirement for a party, especially in judicial review proceedings, to provide reasons for their...
obligation of affirmative action
noun
An obligation to take active steps to address discrimination or remedy past wrongs.
obligation to submit a report
noun
A duty to provide information, typically in a formal report, as required by law or contractual oblig...
obligation of care
noun
A legal duty to take care and protect the interests of others.
obligation to conclude contracts
noun
The duty or requirement to enter into a contract or agreement, often imposed by law or regulation.
obligation to restore or account for gifts, advancements or legacies
noun
Legal obligation to return or make good gifts, advancements, or legacies.
obligation of exclusive supply
noun
An agreement where one party is obligated to supply goods or services exclusively to another party.
obligation of confidentiality
noun
A duty to keep information confidential, often imposed by law or professional ethics.
obligation of secrecy
noun
A duty to keep confidential information, often imposed by law or professional ethics, in the legal c...
obligation to witness
noun
The duty or requirement to attend and testify in a court of law.
obligation to extradite
noun
The legal requirement for a country to extradite an individual wanted by another country for crimina...
obligation of the national court
noun
obligation to prevent a particular result
noun
obligation to achieve a result
noun
An obligation imposed on a party to bring about a specific result or outcome.
obligation to operate
noun
A legal requirement for an entity to perform a specific task or duty, often imposed by contract or r...
obligation to provide assistance
noun
A duty to render aid or support, often imposed by law.
obligation to return storage tanks
noun
Legal duty to restore leased or rented storage containers to the lessor upon termination of the leas...
obligation to pass on the cost savings
noun
The legal requirement for a party to pass on cost savings to another.
obligations
noun
Amounts that an entity may be legally required to pay out of its resources. Included are not only ac...
obligations of civil servants
noun
obligations for removal and restoration
noun
obligatory reinsurance
noun
A type of reinsurance that is required by law or contract.
obligatory provision of security
noun
A requirement for a borrower to provide collateral or security for a loan.
obligatory insurance
noun
Obligatory insurance is a type of insurance coverage that is required by law or regulation.
obligatory increase in technical reserves
noun
An increase in technical reserves that is required by regulation or contract.
obligatory notification
noun
A requirement to inform or communicate certain information to a specific person or entity.
obligatory prosecution
noun
Synonymous with mandatory prosecution: the obligation on a prosecutor to initiate criminal proceedin...
obligatory action
noun
An action required by law or contract.
obligor
noun
A borrower or debtor in a financial contract.
obligor grade
noun
A creditworthiness assessment of a borrower, typically expressed as a grade or rating.
obligor risk
noun
The risk assumed by the entity that owes a debt or obligation.
obligor rating scale
noun
A scale used to rate the creditworthiness of an obligor, or debtor, in the context of a bond or loan...
obligor of the underlying exposure
noun
The entity obligated to fulfill the terms of a financial contract or debt.
obligor on instrument
noun
The person who owes a debt or obligation as expressed in a legal instrument.
obligor\'s ability to repay
noun
The creditworthiness and ability of a borrower to repay a debt or obligation.
obligors of loans
noun
Individuals or entities that borrow money and are therefore obligated to repay a loan.
oblique red band
noun
A thin red line appearing on certain legal documents, indicating that they have been amended or stru...
oblique line
noun
An oblique line, in law, is a line that slants or deviates from the vertical or horizontal plane.
obliterated text
noun
Text that has been completely crossed out or destroyed.
obnova
noun
Serbian term for 'reconstruction' or 'renovation'.
oboe
noun
oboe playing
noun
The act of playing the oboe (nynorsk).
oboe quartet
noun
A musical ensemble or composition for an oboe and three other instruments.
obs item
noun
An observation or measurement made for financial reporting or analysis purposes.
obsar
noun
observable
noun
In the context of defence, observable refers to something that can be perceived or detected by the s...
observable input
noun
Data that can be directly observed or measured in the financial markets.
observable markets
noun
Financial markets where trading activity is frequent and prices reflect all available information.
observable interest rate
noun
The rate at which interest is actually paid or received, as opposed to the nominal rate.
observance
noun
The act of keeping a day holy.
observation
noun
observation technique
noun
A technique used in finance to assess service quality, compliance, or sales practices by observing i...
observation ratio
noun
The ratio of the number of shares or units of a security being observed to the number of shares or u...
observation ratio study
noun
A research method used in employment law to evaluate the distribution of work activities among emplo...
observation aircraft
noun
A military aircraft used for observing and gathering intelligence, typically unarmed and equipped wi...
observation flight
noun
A flight conducted for the purpose of gathering intelligence or monitoring military activities, ofte...
observation helicopter
noun
An aircraft designed for reconnaissance and support, typically flying low and slow over a battlefiel...
observation network
noun
A network of stations for observation.
observation post
noun
A position from which a person or group can observe enemy movements or an area of interest.
observation plane
noun
An aircraft used for surveillance or monitoring.
observation ward
noun
A hospital ward for monitoring patients.
observation conditions
noun
The conditions affecting how well one can observe something.
observation, orientation, decision and action
noun
observations
noun
Data collected from financial markets or institutions, used for analysis and decision-making.
observations by third parties
noun
Statements or actions made by individuals outside the legal proceedings, which may be considered as...
observations by third parties and opposition
noun
observatory
noun
observatory for industrial change
noun
An organization that monitors and analyzes economic, technological, social, and political trends to...
observatory for the protection of human rights defenders
noun
An organization that monitors and advocates for the rights and safety of individuals who promote or...
observatory on complementary pensions
noun
An organization responsible for monitoring and providing expertise on complementary pensions within...
observed interest rate
noun
The interest rate observed in the market for a particular borrower or security.
observed market price
noun
The price at which an asset is bought or sold in the open market
observed market data
noun
observer
noun
A person who watches or monitors a situation, hearing, or proceeding in the legal context.
observer office
noun
An office established by an international organization to monitor and report on the implementation o...
observer state
noun
A neutral country that does not participate in a conflict but maintains an observer presence to moni...
observer force
noun
A military unit assigned to observe a ceasefire or border.
observer group
noun
A group of people appointed to observe an event.
observer status
noun
observer's perspective
noun
The viewpoint of an observer.
observing
noun
The act of watching or monitoring something carefully.
observing; monitoring
noun
The act of watching or monitoring something carefully.
obsession
noun
obsidian
noun
obsolescence
noun
obsolescence of qualifications
noun
obsolete provision
noun
A provision of a law or contract that no longer applies due to subsequent amendments or changes.
obsolete qualification
noun
obsolete technique
noun
obsolete technology
noun
obstacle
noun
obstacle to trade
noun
obstacle to expansion abroad
noun
A factor that hinders or makes difficult the expansion of a business into foreign markets.
obstacle avoidance sonar
noun
obstacle course
noun
A course with various physical challenges.
obstacle to development
noun
obstetrical
noun
Outside of finance domain.
obstetrics
noun
Outside of finance domain.
obstructing a public tendering procedure
noun
Preventing or hindering the progress of a public tendering procedure through illegal means.
obstructing persons exercising statutory powers
noun
Obstructing or hindering persons in the exercise of their statutory powers.
obstruction
noun
The act of intentionally obstructing or impeding someone, often in the context of legal proceedings.
obstruction of justice
noun
Interfering or obstructing the administration of justice, such as by lying, withholding evidence, or...
obtain
verb
To get or acquire something, especially through effort, request, or by being given it; to come into...
obtain a credit line
noun
Obtaining approval from a lender to borrow up to a specified maximum amount, typically for business...
obtaining or losing control
noun
Refers to gaining or losing ownership or control over a financial asset or investment.
obtaining of evidence
noun
The process by which admissible evidence is obtained for use in a legal proceeding.
obtaining a trade mark
noun
The process of registering a trademark with a government agency to protect exclusive use of a distin...
obtaining property by deception
noun
Obtaining property or financial gain through false representations or concealment of material facts.
obu
noun
An acronym for Offshore Banking Unit.
obverse
noun
Obverse: In finance, the obverse side of a coin refers to its principal or main side, often bearing...
obvious negligence
noun
A level of negligence that is conspicuous and unreasonable.
obvious mistake
noun
An error or inadvertent mistake that is clear, palpable, and glaring.
obvious error in its assessment
noun
An error in a court's assessment that is clear, palpable and obvious, affecting the outcome of the c...
oc
noun
Abbreviation for 'operations centre', a facility where military command and control functions are pe...
oca
noun
OCA stands for Optimum Currency Area, a concept in finance and economics that refers to a geographic...
OCAS
noun
OCAS countries
noun
occ
noun
An abbreviation for 'Office of the Comptroller of the Currency', a US government agency that supervi...
OCCAR
noun
An acronym for Organisation Conjointe de Cooperation en matière d'Armement (Organization for Joint A...
occar security agreement
noun
A legally binding agreement between a command, unit or formation and a third party, outlining the co...
occasion
noun
occasional paper
noun
A publication, often academic, issued at irregular intervals on a specific topic related to finance.
occasional business use policy
noun
An insurance policy for occasional business use, typically providing lower premiums than a standard...
occasional transaction
noun
occasional work
noun
Work performed sporadically or on an as-needed basis, typically without the benefits or protections...
occge
noun
An acronym for Office of the Chief Government Ethics, an independent agency responsible for enforcin...
Occitanie
noun
occultism
noun
Occultism is the study or belief in the supernatural, hidden, or mystical, often with a focus on mag...
occupancy
noun
The condition or status of being in possession of or using property, a building, or land.
occupancy tax
noun
A tax imposed on the occupancy or use of real property, such as hotels or vacation rentals.
occupancy agreement
noun
A legally binding agreement between a property owner and an occupant, outlining the terms and condit...
occupancy duty
noun
The duty of an occupier to ensure that the premises are reasonably safe for those present or permitt...
occupancy unit in a dwelling
noun
occupancy unit in a dwelling is a term used in planning and building matters.
occupancy permit
noun
A permit allowing a building to be used before all minor work is completed, provided it is safe.
occupant
noun
A person present at a particular location or occupying a position.
occupation
noun
A job or career, often involving training and certification.
occupation and business tax
noun
A tax levied on both individuals and businesses based on their occupation or profession.
occupation shortage
noun
A shortage of workers in a particular occupation or industry.
occupation of a factory by workers
noun
The taking and maintaining of possession of a factory or other property by workers as a form of prot...
occupation of commission agent
noun
A professional role where an individual represents and sells goods or services on behalf of another...
occupation rate
noun
The ratio of the number of employees in a particular occupation to the total workforce in an industr...
occupation of road haulage operator
noun
The operation of transporting goods by road, regulated by law.
occupation period
noun
The duration of time during which a territory is occupied by foreign forces.
occupation policy
noun
The policy followed by a power occupying another territory.
occupation force
noun
Military forces occupying a territory.
occupation regime
noun
The administration of an occupied territory.
occupation soldier
noun
A soldier in an occupying army.
occupation army
noun
An army occupying foreign land.
occupation authority
noun
The administrative power in an occupied territory.
occupation forces
noun
occupational hazard
noun
A risk that is an inherent and unavoidable part of a particular business or profession, especially i...
occupational safety
noun
occupational medicine
noun
occupational accident
noun
occupational retraining
noun
occupational relations
noun
occupational pension fund
noun
A fund established by an employer to provide retirement benefits for its employees.
occupational pensions stakeholder group
noun
A group representing the interests of members in occupational pension schemes, advocating for their...
occupational scheme
noun
A retirement plan sponsored by an employer, providing benefits based on employment length and contri...
occupational retirement pension scheme
noun
A type of occupational pension scheme that promises a retirement income based on a formula that incl...
occupational pension scheme
noun
A retirement plan sponsored by an employer, providing benefits based on contributions and employment...
occupational tax
noun
A tax levied on individuals based on their occupation or profession.
occupational extra
noun
An insurance coverage that provides benefits for additional risks or expenses related to an insured'...
occupational benefits
noun
Compensation and benefits provided to employees in the course of their employment, such as health in...
occupational pension provision
noun
A pension scheme provided by an employer for its employees.
occupational retirement provision
noun
A retirement provision offered by an employer as part of an employee benefits package.
occupational reclassification
noun
The process of changing a job classification or occupation level within an organization.
occupational activity
noun
Activities related to employment or a profession.
occupational restriction
noun
A limitation or prohibition on the ability of an individual to engage in certain employment or busin...
occupational pensions board
noun
An independent body responsible for administering and overseeing occupational pension schemes.
occupational segregation
noun
occupational achievements
noun
Distinctive accomplishments and advancements made throughout one's professional career.
occupational shortage
noun
Occupational shortage refers to a situation in which there is a lack of sufficient workers to fill a...
occupational hygienist
noun
occupational training center
noun
A facility where individuals receive instruction and training in a specific occupation or trade.
occupational title
noun
An occupation or profession, denoted by a specific title.
occupational safety regulation
noun
Occupational safety regulation sets minimum standards to protect workers’ health and safety in the w...
occupational injury coverage
noun
A specific protection under the National Insurance Scheme that provides better rights and benefits i...
occupational pension
noun
A pension scheme provided by an employer to supplement the national insurance pension.
occupational disease
noun
A disease caused by the nature of the work or the working environment, which entitles the sufferer t...
occupational satisfaction
noun
The sense of fulfillment and contentment derived from one's occupation or job.
occupational physiology
noun
occupational disablement
noun
occupational psychology
noun
The branch of psychology concerned with the working environment and personnel management.
occupational environment
noun
occupational mobility
noun
occupational accident insurance
noun
insurance covering employees for injury, illness, disability, or death arising from work-related acc...
occupational mortality
noun
occupational hygiene
noun
occupational health
noun
The branch of medicine concerned with maintaining and promoting the health, safety, and wellbeing of...
occupational status
noun
occupational migration
noun
Occupied Palestinian Territory
noun
occupied population
noun
The total population residing in a specific area, usually used in demographic analysis and urban pla...
occupied territory
noun
occupier
noun
A person who occupies or uses property, whether legally or illegally.
occupier of land
noun
An individual who occupies or possesses land, either as an owner or a tenant.
occupiers liability
noun
Legal responsibility of an occupier for the safety of persons and property on their premises.
occupying
noun
The act of taking military control of an area.
occupying power
noun
A military authority or force occupying a territory as a result of war, which has the responsibility...
occurrence
noun
occurrence of an excessive deficit
noun
An excessive deficit refers to a large and persistent budget deficit, particularly in the context of...
occurrence of the event
noun
occurrence basis
noun
A method of insurance coverage where the policy becomes effective upon the occurrence of a specified...
occurrence of non-compliance
noun
The happening or failure to comply with a law, regulation, or contractual obligation.
oce
noun
ocean
noun
ocean energy
noun
ocean economy
noun
The economic activities related to seas, oceans, and marine resources, including shipping, fishing,...
ocean marine insurance
noun
Insurance covering risks related to oceans, seas, and navigable waterways, including marine cargo, h...
ocean space
noun
The open waters beyond the territorial sea, subject to various international laws and regulations.
ocean research
noun
Research conducted in the ocean, including marine biology, geology, and archaeology.
ocean wave
noun
A large body of water moving toward the shore as a result of tidal action or wind.
ocean carrier
noun
A company that transports goods by sea.
ocean cargo claim
noun
A claim made against an ocean cargo insurance policy for losses or damages to goods during transport...
ocean development
noun
Development of natural resources, such as oil, gas, or minerals, in the ocean through drilling, extr...
ocean view
noun
A view of the ocean, typically visible from a certain location such as a room, balcony, or outdoor s...
ocean bank
noun
A relatively shallow part of the ocean.
Ocean industry
noun
The "ocean industry" refers to the sector of the economy that involves businesses and activities rel...
Ocean acidification
noun
Ocean acidification refers to the process by which the pH levels of the Earth's oceans decrease over...
Oceania
noun
oceanic ridge
noun
Oceanic climate
noun
An Oceanic climate, also known as a maritime climate, is a type of climate characterized by mild tem...
oceanographic data
noun
Data related to the sea or ocean conditions.
oceanography
noun
A scientific discipline concerned with the study of the physical and biological properties of seawat...
oceanography ship
noun
A ship specifically designed and equipped for oceanographic research in defence applications.
oceanology
noun
Science of the ocean and its phenomena, including physics, chemistry, geology, and biology.
ocelot
noun
ocertid
noun
A certification or accreditation issued by a recognized authority.
oci
noun
An acronym for 'Other Comprehensive Income', which represents all changes in equity that are not par...
oco
noun
Abbreviation for 'order of cancellation' in the context of financial markets.
ocpf
noun
An organization responsible for the personnel management, training, and administration of military f...
ocps
noun
A centralized facility where military personnel coordinate and direct operations during emergencies...
OCR
noun
Optical Character Recognition (OCR) is a technology that extracts text from scanned images or docume...
ocr scanning device
noun
An electronic device used to convert printed text into machine-encoded text, commonly used for digit...
ocrb
noun
ocrtis
noun
OCT
noun
octa
noun
A term with no clear definition or meaning in the context of law or legal proceedings.
octagon
noun
octahydro-2,5-bis(nitroimino imidazo [4,5-d]imidazole
noun
octave
noun
octavo
noun
octet
noun
octn
noun
A term of unknown meaning in the context of law and crime.
october evening
noun
An evening in the month of October.
october morning
noun
A morning in the month of October.
october day
noun
A day in the month of October.
october festival
noun
A traditional beer festival.
october poll
noun
A poll in October.
october figures
noun
Statistical data from the month of October.
octogonal
noun
A shape having eight sides and angles.
octopus
noun
ocu
noun
Abbreviation for Organisation for the Cooperation and Development of Trade in Services.
ocular
noun
Relating to the eyes or vision in a legal context, such as ocular examinations or ocular disabilitie...
ocw
noun
Online Courseware (OCW) - digitally delivered educational content in the defence domain.
oda
noun
An alternative abbreviation for the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs.
odc
noun
A military installation or facility primarily used for the defense of a specific area or base.
odd
noun
odd time
noun
An irregular time period for premium or contribution payments in an insurance contract.
odd lot
noun
A trade involving a small number of shares or other securities, typically less than the usual tradin...
odd-lot theory
noun
Theory suggesting that individual investors trade in small lots, influencing market prices.
oddity
noun
Something strange.
odelsting bill
noun
A proposal to the Odelsting.
odelsting debate
noun
A debate in the former Odelsting chamber of the Norwegian parliament.
odelsting proposition
noun
A historical term (pre-2009) for a legislative proposal presented to the Odelsting chamber of the Pa...
odf
noun
An electronic format for documents, used in law administration for creating, editing, and sharing do...
odious debt
noun
A debt that is considered immoral or unjust.
odm
noun
A manufacturer that designs and develops products based on the specifications of another company.
odni
noun
Acronym for Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
odometer
noun
En enhet som brukes til å måle avstand, spesielt antall kilometer eller miles som en bil har reist.
odometer fraud
noun
Fraudulent manipulation of an odometer to show a lower mileage than the actual mileage.
odp
noun
An acronym for Open Document Format.
odyssey
noun
oe
noun
Abbreviation for operational environment in the defense domain.
OECD
noun
OECD countries
noun
oecd liaison group
noun
An informal group of representatives from Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OE...
oecd exchange of information system
noun
An international system enabling member countries to exchange information on tax rulings and other m...
oecd liaison working party
noun
A forum for representatives from OECD member countries to discuss and coordinate actions related to...
oecd crypto-asset reporting framework
noun
A reporting framework established by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OEC...
oecd specific consultations group
noun
A consultative body within the OECD for discussing and developing insurance policies, regulations, a...
oecd consensus group
noun
A group of countries coordinating and sharing best practices in economic, financial, and regulatory...
oecd investment committee
noun
Committee responsible for making decisions on OECD member countries' investment policies.
oecd council decision
noun
A formal decision made by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Council.
oecd transfer pricing guidelines for multinational enterprises and tax administrations
noun
Guidelines issued by the OECD for setting transfer prices between related entities in different coun...
oecd transfer pricing guidelines
noun
OECD guidelines for determining fair transfer prices between related entities in different countries...
oecd consultations group
noun
A group of experts from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) who provid...
oecd toolkit
noun
A collection of tools and resources provided by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Devel...
oecd-anti-corruption network
noun
An international network of countries, including the OECD, that collaborate to improve their legal f...
OEEC
noun
oef
noun
Acronym for Open-End Fund in finance.
oeg
noun
Acronym for Psi Operational Experts Group.
OEIC
noun
oem
noun
Original Equipment Manufacturer - A company that produces and sells its own brand of equipment or co...
oep
noun
An acronym for 'Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development'.
OER
noun
oeuvre
noun
En persons samlede verk, spesielt innen kunst eller litteratur.
oew
noun
A term with no defined meaning in defence domain.
of negligible value
noun
Having little or no monetary value or significance in a financial context.
of its own motion
noun
Acting on one's own authority, without being instigated by another.
of intentional origin
noun
Relating to an act or omission that is deliberate and intended to cause harm or violation of a law.
of deliberate origin
noun
of unlimited duration
noun
Relating to a contract or agreement without an end date.
of good repute
noun
of the essence
noun
Refers to a matter that is essential to the agreement or contract, and failure to perform or observe...
of a geographical or thematic nature
noun
Relating to a specific geographical area or subject matter in law, such as environmental law or inte...
of costs
noun
The total amount spent on legal proceedings, including fees for attorneys, experts, and court costs.
of expenditure
noun
The amount spent on various expenses related to a legal case or business operation.
of common knowledge
noun
A multiple jet inductor is a device used in oil recovery processes that injects high-pressure jets o...
of the essence of the contract
noun
of evidential importance
noun
Evidence that significantly influences the outcome of a legal proceeding.
of public interest
noun
Matters concerning the general welfare or benefit of the public.
of specific performance
noun
A type of legal action where a court orders one party to perform a specific task.
ofac
noun
The Office of Foreign Assets Control, a US government agency that administers and enforces economic...
ofc
noun
Abbreviation for Office for Competition, an independent European Union regulatory authority responsi...
ofd
noun
Abbreviation for Off-Site Facility Deposit, a type of time deposit held at a bank's branch other tha...
ofda
noun
off risk
noun
Off risk refers to the transfer of risk from one party to another, typically in the context of insur...
off balance sheet
noun
Financial transactions or obligations that do not appear on a company's balance sheet.
off-balance sheet position
noun
off-site inspection
noun
An inspection of a financial institution's premises, operations, and records conducted by regulatory...
off-balance-sheet activity
noun
Financial activities or obligations that are not recorded on a balance sheet but can still impact a...
off-balance sheet transaction
noun
A financial transaction that does not affect a company's reported assets, liabilities, or equity.
off-market block
noun
A large transaction conducted outside of public markets.
off-setting
noun
off-balance-sheet contract
noun
A contract or agreement that is not recorded on a company's balance sheet but can impact its financi...
off-site analysis
noun
An examination and evaluation of financial data conducted outside of the organization's premises.
off-peak load time interval
noun
A time interval during which less electricity is consumed compared to peak load periods.
off-order book functionality
noun
A system that allows traders to view and execute orders not in the current market sequence.
off-balance-sheet item
noun
A financial asset or liability that is not recorded on a balance sheet due to being below a reportin...
off-site supervision
noun
Oversight and guidance provided by a supervisor outside of the physical workplace, typically in a ba...
off-line dispenser
noun
A cash dispenser not connected to a network or the internet.
off-shore market
noun
A financial market located in a different country from where the company or investor is based.
off-line trade
noun
Trade conducted outside of electronic platforms or exchanges, such as in-person or over the phone.
off-season
noun
A period when demand for a financial asset or commodity is low.
off-balance sheet contract based on equities
noun
A contract based on equities that is not recorded on a company's balance sheet due to its off-balanc...
off-book trading
noun
Trading activities not recorded on a firm's books or reported to regulatory bodies.
off-order book
noun
An order book where trades are executed in a specific sequence, rather than at the best available pr...
off-balance-sheet transactions
noun
Transactions with a company or entity that do not affect the balance sheet as reported in accordance...
off-the-run us treasury issue
noun
A U.S. Treasury security that is not currently being issued or recently issued, and thus not part of...
off-market transaction
noun
A financial transaction conducted outside public markets or exchanges.
off-protocol horizontal activity
noun
Unconventional trading strategy involving off-protocol activities in the financial markets, typicall...
off-balance sheet instrument
noun
A financial instrument that is not reported on the balance sheet due to being held off-market or not...
off-balance sheet vehicle
noun
A vehicle, such as a trust or special purpose entity, that is used to hold off-balance sheet assets...
off-licence shop
noun
A retail outlet licensed to sell alcohol, typically beer and wine, for consumption off the premises.
off-balance sheet netting
noun
Netting of off-balance sheet items between two parties, reducing the total exposure and risk.
off-the-run security
noun
off-site regulation
noun
Regulation of financial institutions and practices outside of their physical premises.
off-cover
noun
Insurance coverage that applies outside the normal policy terms, often during catastrophic events.
off-market
noun
Refers to a transaction or investment not conducted through public exchanges.
off-chain centralised exchange
noun
A digital asset exchange that operates off the blockchain, with centralized authority managing trans...
off-balance sheet commitments
noun
Financial obligations that are not recorded on a company's balance sheet but still represent potenti...
off-balance sheet exposure
noun
The risk exposure a company has to off-balance sheet commitments and obligations.
off-street parking
noun
A parking space not located on a public street or roadway, typically in a garage or parking lot.
off-premises contract
noun
An agreement between a buyer and seller for goods or services to be rendered outside of the parties'...
off-line grooming
noun
Off-line grooming in law refers to the act of sexually exploiting or soliciting a child outside of a...
off-label approval
noun
FDA approval for the use of a drug, medical device, or treatment for indications not included in the...
off-shore trust
noun
A trust established in a jurisdiction other than that of the settlor or beneficiary, often for tax r...
off-road bike
noun
A bicycle designed for rough terrain.
off-ramp
noun
offal
noun
offence
noun
A breach of a law or regulation, often resulting in legal penalties.
offence covered by amnesty
noun
A criminal offense for which a pardon or amnesty has been granted, releasing the offender from legal...
offence of conspiracy
noun
A criminal offense involving an agreement between two or more individuals to commit an unlawful act.
offence or technical offence
noun
A violation of a law or regulation, including minor infractions.
offence which was not intentionally committed
noun
A criminal act that was not intentionally committed, often resulting in lesser charges or penalties.
offence planned in advance
noun
A crime deliberately planned and committed with premeditation.
offence motivated by greed
noun
A crime committed with the primary intent of obtaining financial gain.
offence against national security
noun
An act or omission that threatens or harms national security.
offence related to organised crime
noun
A criminal offense involving organized crime, typically one that is part of a larger criminal networ...
offence of belonging to a terrorist organisation
noun
An offense involving membership in or association with a terrorist organization.
offence inspired by political motives
noun
A crime motivated by political animosity or intent.
offence against property
noun
offences tried together
noun
Crimes tried in a single trial, often due to their interconnected nature.
offender
noun
A person who has committed an offense or failed to discharge a legal obligation.
offender profiling
noun
The process of analyzing and categorizing individuals based on their criminal behavior or potential...
offenders\'right to parole
noun
The right granted to certain offenders, under supervision, to be released from prison and return to...
offending agreement
noun
An agreement that is contrary to public policy or morality.
offense
noun
A violation of a law or regulation, often resulting in legal consequences.
offensive
noun
offensive language
noun
Language considered to be insulting or offensive, particularly to a person or group.
offensive threat
noun
A person or thing that poses a threat, especially by causing fear or anxiety.
offensive info ops
noun
Operations to disseminate information and influence perceptions of an adversary, enemy or potential...
offensive aircraft
noun
Aircraft designed primarily to attack enemy targets on the ground or in the air.
offensive command and control warfare
noun
Military strategy focusing on controlling the initiative and imposing one's will on the enemy in off...
offensive counter air operation
noun
Military action specifically designed to destroy or neutralize enemy aircraft before they can attack...
offensive air support
noun
Military aircraft providing close air support to ground forces during offensive operations.
offensive electronic warfare
noun
Military action that uses electronic warfare to disrupt, deceive, or neutralize the enemy's electron...
offensive information warfare
noun
Military action designed to disrupt, manipulate, or destroy an adversary's information and informati...
offer
noun
A proposal to sell an asset or security at a specified price and under certain terms.
offer to exchange shares
noun
offer and acceptance
noun
The process by which a party makes an proposal for a business deal and another party agrees to the t...
offer for sale by tender
noun
offer to the public
noun
offer to the public of crypto-assets
noun
Process of making crypto-assets available to the public for purchase, typically through an initial c...
offer note
noun
offer documents
noun
Documents providing detailed information about securities being offered for sale.
offer and acceptance note
noun
A document confirming an offer and acceptance in an insurance contract, also known as a policy jacke...
offer of cover
noun
A proposal by an insurer to provide coverage for a risk, typically in exchange for a premium payment...
offer for sale
noun
The condition or situation in which an asset or security is available for purchase by the public.
offer to the public at large
noun
An invitation to the general public, with no restrictions, to purchase or contract for goods or serv...
offer to settle
noun
A proposal made by one party to another, usually in writing, indicating a willingness to reach an ag...
offer to sell
noun
An expression of willingness to sell a good or service at a specified price, usually made with the i...
offer of sale
noun
An offer to sell a good or service, typically made with the intention of entering into a contract.
offer to purchase
noun
An expression made for the sale of property or services, constituting a proposal that is open to acc...
offer of a unilateral contract
noun
A proposal by one party to form a contract, with the terms clearly stated, allowing the other party...
offer to lease
noun
An expression of willingness by a party to enter into a lease agreement, subject to the terms and co...