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Long-Term Insurance Contract
Any long-term insurance contract that spans an extended time period, encompassing all contracts specified by the Capital Market Authority (CMA).
Contract for Differences
Any contract for differences or any other contract whose express or intended purpose is to secure a profit or avoid a loss resulting from fluctuations in the value or price of any asset of any description, or an index or other factor specified for that purpose in the contract.
New Contract
A contract that has been registered / approved on Etimad and is disbursed through the platform.
Compensating Contract
The contract that gives rise to a free and voluntary obligation between the contracting parties to perform their counterpart obligations by taking and bidding to own an item, to utilize a benefit, a service, or to acquire a financial right.
Barter Contract
A contract whereby there is an obligation on each of the contracting parties to transfer to the other, by exchange, the ownership of a money that is not money.
Economic Sanction
Restrictions imposed by one country (or group of countries) on another to influence political or economic behavior.
Supply Contracts
A contract concluded between the entity and supplier to supply certain commodities as per the entity's needs.
Estimated Useful Life
The expected period of time of the capital asset during which the asset is available for use by the taxable person in his economic activities.
Quote Currency
The currency that is used to define the value of one unit of another currency, also known as the counter currency.
Deleted Payment Process
Any payments whose fees were not included in the total amount that have been deducted during the period.
Retail Client
Any client who is not a qualified client or an institutional client.
Customer
In the Authorized Persons Regulations, means a client who is not a counterparty, whether it is an individual or a juristic person.
Rating Factors
Factors, conditions, or elements that influence the credit rating of an entity or security, such as financial health, industry trends, and economic conditions.
Globalization
The increasing interconnectedness of economies, cultures, and markets through trade, technology, and investment.
Prepayment Penalty
A fee charged by lenders when a borrower repays a loan before the due date.
Unconditional as to Acceptances
In the Merger and Acquisition Regulations, that the offer is no longer conditional upon receipt by the offeror of acceptances from the shareholders of the offeree company.
Cryptography
Rules, principles, and methods for securing data and information by encoding it in a particular form.
Useful Life
The period over which an asset is expected to be available for use by an entity.
Fieldwork
Involves collecting data, conducting investigations, or performing on-site examinations to gather relevant information or evidence.
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