finance house
11finance company — finance .company AmE [ US .ˈ. ˌ...] n finance .house [.ˈ. .] BrE a company that lends money, especially to businesses …
12finance company — (also finance house) ► NOUN ▪ a company concerned primarily with providing money, e.g. for hire purchase transactions …
13house — firms that conduct business as broker dealers in securities or in the investment banking ( investment bank) field are characterized as houses. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary 1 A designation that refers to proprietary, non segregated clearing… …
14Finance islamique — La finance islamique, en accord avec le droit musulman, est basée sur deux principes : l interdiction de l intérêt et la responsabilité sociale de l investissement. Elle lie plus étroitement la rentabilité financière d un investissement avec …
15finance company — noun a financial institution (often affiliated with a holding company or manufacturer) that makes loans to individuals or businesses • Hypernyms: ↑nondepository financial institution • Hyponyms: ↑consumer finance company, ↑small loan company,… …
16finance company — / faɪnæns ˌkʌmp(ə)ni/, finance corporation /ˌfaɪnæns ˌkɔ:pə reɪʃ(ə)n/, finance house /ˌfaɪnæns haυs/ noun a company, usually part of a commercial bank, which provides money for hire purchase …
17house — /haυs/ noun 1. the building in which someone lives 2. a company ● the largest London finance house ● He works for a broking house or a publishing house …
18house — /haυs/ noun 1. the building in which someone lives 2. a company ● the largest London finance house ● a broking house ● a publishing house …
19finance company — (also finance house) noun a company concerned primarily with providing money, e.g. for hire purchase transactions …
20finance — 1) The practice of manipulating and managing money. 2) The capital involved in a project, especially the capital that has to be raised to start a new business. 3) A loan of money for a particular purpose, especially by a finance house …
