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1. The property of a company, person etc. that has value and can be sold to pay the debts.
2. Money spent regularly to keep a business running.
3. General term used for all types of stocks and shares.
4. Reduced in value (about currency).
5. Money owed by a company; a debt.
6. Money that is owed to a business.
7. An amount of money spent.
8. A sum of money paid into a bank.
9. Buildings and the land they occupy.
10. The amount of money moving into and out of a business at a particular point in time.
11. A rise in prices and lowering of currency's value.
12. Offering company shares for sale to the public or on a stock exchange for the first time.
13. A person or an organization that lends money and charges interest on the repayments.
14. A market where the general level of share prices is falling.
15. A person or organization that buys and sells stock and shares.
16. Contracts that give the right to buy and sell currencies and commodities at an agreed time in the future at a price agreed at the time of the deal.
17. A group of different investments held by a private investor, or a financial organization.
18. A long-term loan from a bank for buying property, which is used as security.
19. A summary list of income and expenses for a business.
20. A person who examines the accounts of an organization to check they are true and correct.
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