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121zero-balance account — ( ZBA) A cash management service offered by banks. A bank checking account that can accept deposits and/or make disbursements but that is always maintained at a zero balance. The zero balance is maintained by transferring just enough funds from… …
122Available balance — An ISO term. The balance at the disposal of the account owner at the close of the statement period. Sum of the cleared balance and the limit amount of an account. See also Cleared balance, Balance and Value balance …
123Internal balance — in economics is a state in which a country maintains full employment and price level stability. It is a function of a country s total output, :II = C (Yf T) + I + G + CA (E x P*/P, Yf T; Yf* T*):Internal balance = Consumption [determined by… …
124Margin balance — is the total balance in a margin account. If the balance is negative, then the amount is owed to the brokerage firm. If the balance is positive, then the money is available to the account holder to reinvest, or is left in the account to earn… …
125The Cosmic Balance — is a game created by Strategic Simulations, Inc. in 1982. It was a computerized turn based version of tactical combat simulation very similar to the Star Fleet Battles pen paper map counter game. While Star Fleet Battles was explicitly set in the …
126Clearing balance requirement — Financial institutions use clearing balance requirement (or settlement balances requirement) to describe the amount of money or balance which they anticipate will be required to perform their clearing services. Section VIII of the Reserve… …
127Compensating balance — An excess balance that is left in a bank to provide indirect compensation for loans extended or services provided. The New York Times Financial Glossary * * * compensating balance compensating balance ➔ balance1 * * * compensating balance UK US… …
128adverse balance — ➔ balance1 * * * adverse balance UK US noun [C] (UK ACCOUNTING ► a negative amount in a set of accounts: »The accounts showed an adverse balance caused by lack of orders …
