Mblex Business & Ethics
Website Traffic - ✔️✔️Website traffic is term used to describe number or amount of hits
or visits the website receives. Website traffic is measured to ascertain the popularity of
the website.
Web Marketing - ✔️✔️Web marketing, also known as Internet marketing or online
marketing, is a term used for the marketing of products or services through the Internet.
Website - ✔️✔️A website is a network or collection of web pages that is related to a
particular topic. A website may contain a combination of text, videos and images.
Wages - ✔️✔️A wage is the compensation or remuneration paid for labor or services
on an hourly, weekly or daily basis.
Virtual Organization - ✔️✔️A virtual organization is a network of independent
organizations, that does not exist in a particular location, but exists through the Internet.
Viral Marketing - ✔️✔️Viral marketing is a marketing technique or tactic in which
information and products are promoted through prorogation of the marketing message
from one person to another.
Zoning - ✔️✔️A land use regulation used by local governments in most developed
countries. It relates to the practice of designating permitted use of land based on
mapped zones which separate one set of land uses from another.
Withdrawal Plan - ✔️✔️A withdrawal plan is an option offered by mutual fund
companies wherein the investor receives a periodic payout from his/her mutual fund
redemptions.
Wholesale Sales Method - ✔️✔️Wholesale sales method is the selling of large
quantities of goods to a retailer, who in turn sells off the goods to consumers.
Whole Life Insurance - ✔️✔️Whole life insurance is a type of permanent life insurance
policy that remains active throughout the lifetime of the insured, on the payment of a
fixed premium amount. Whole life insurance policies pay off a particular amount in case
of death of the insured.
Vertical Integration - ✔️✔️Vertical integration is a business strategy where the
company moves up or down the supply chain.
Vertical Analysis - ✔️✔️Vertical analysis is a method of analyzing financial statements
in which assets, liabilities and equities are represented as a portion of the total account,
,Tariff - ✔️✔️A tariff is a list or schedule of duties, prices and fares imposed on goods
that are imported or exported.
Target Market - ✔️✔️A target market is a particular group of potential consumers who
are most likely to buy a particular product or service of a company.
Tangible Asset - ✔️✔️A tangible asset is any asset that physically exists/has a physical
form and has a value. For example, automobiles, land, currencies, etc are considered
as tangible assets.
Switching Costs - ✔️✔️Switching costs: The costs of switching, which is incurred when
a customer moves from one marketplace or supplier to another.
Switching - ✔️✔️When the position of a certain futures contract is liquidated and a
position in another futures contract of the same type is bought simultaneously, it is
known as switching.
Swaptions - ✔️✔️A swaption is an option where the owner is granted the right to enter
into an underlying interest rate swap.
Swap Assignment - ✔️✔️A swap or a transaction where the role of a counter-party in
an interest rate swap is substituted by a new counter-party whose credit is acceptable to
the other original counter-party.
Surplus Management - ✔️✔️The technique of managing the funds of a company with
the aim of earning a return on the available assets and creating more assets than
liabilities.
Surety Bond - ✔️✔️A surety bond guarantees that the second party will fulfill an
obligation or series of obligations to a third party, so when the obligations are not met,
the third party will recover its losses via the bond.
Structured Portfolio Strategy - ✔️✔️An investment portfolio strategy which is designed
to match or exceed the performance of some specific future liabilities.
Stock - ✔️✔️A stock represents a share of ownership in a corporation. It is also
referred to as an equity share.
Statutory Surplus - ✔️✔️The state statutes established by the state determines the
accounting treatment of both assets and liabilities which in turn establishes the surplus
of an insurance company.
, Sole proprietorship - ✔️✔️A type of business entity which has no separate legal
existence apart from its owner and who thus enjoys unlimited liability.
Small Firm Effect - ✔️✔️The propensity of small firms to outperform the stock market in
terms of total market capitalization.
Simple Linear Regression - ✔️✔️A simple linear regression is a regression analysis
only between two variables, one being dependent and the other being explanatory.
Shortfall Risk - ✔️✔️Shortfall risk: Shortfall risk refers to the risk that an investment's
actual return will be less than the expected return.
Salary - ✔️✔️The term salary refers to a remuneration that is given to an employee on
a stipulated regularity basis for the work that he does for the organization.
Principal - ✔️✔️In economics, principal refers to the original asset underlying an
income stream, as distinguished from interest earned on that asset.
Prices - ✔️✔️Price in business refers to the monetary value assigned to a good,
service or asset in an exchange or while trading.
Portfolio - ✔️✔️A financial portfolio is an aggregation of all the investments, real or
financial.
Preferred Shares - ✔️✔️Preferred shares refers to certain preferential shares issued by
a company which get a priority to the profits ahead of common or other equity
shareholders.
Plan Sponsors - ✔️✔️Plan sponsors of a company are in charge of the company's
retirement and pension plans.
Perfect Hedge - ✔️✔️A type of hedge fund where the risk factors of an investment are
obviated. In this fund there is a balance of the profit and loss of an underlying asset and
the market commitment or position of the hedge.
Partnership - ✔️✔️This is a business partnership form of business ownership where
the partners come together to carry on a trade or business, wherein person contributes
money, labor, property or skill, and has a share in the profits and losses of the business.
Official Statement - ✔️✔️The legal prospectus of a municipal bond prepared by the
state or local government. The official statement is a disclosure of the finances
surrounding the issue of the municipal bond and acts as an indication of how the
investor will be repaid.
Website Traffic - ✔️✔️Website traffic is term used to describe number or amount of hits
or visits the website receives. Website traffic is measured to ascertain the popularity of
the website.
Web Marketing - ✔️✔️Web marketing, also known as Internet marketing or online
marketing, is a term used for the marketing of products or services through the Internet.
Website - ✔️✔️A website is a network or collection of web pages that is related to a
particular topic. A website may contain a combination of text, videos and images.
Wages - ✔️✔️A wage is the compensation or remuneration paid for labor or services
on an hourly, weekly or daily basis.
Virtual Organization - ✔️✔️A virtual organization is a network of independent
organizations, that does not exist in a particular location, but exists through the Internet.
Viral Marketing - ✔️✔️Viral marketing is a marketing technique or tactic in which
information and products are promoted through prorogation of the marketing message
from one person to another.
Zoning - ✔️✔️A land use regulation used by local governments in most developed
countries. It relates to the practice of designating permitted use of land based on
mapped zones which separate one set of land uses from another.
Withdrawal Plan - ✔️✔️A withdrawal plan is an option offered by mutual fund
companies wherein the investor receives a periodic payout from his/her mutual fund
redemptions.
Wholesale Sales Method - ✔️✔️Wholesale sales method is the selling of large
quantities of goods to a retailer, who in turn sells off the goods to consumers.
Whole Life Insurance - ✔️✔️Whole life insurance is a type of permanent life insurance
policy that remains active throughout the lifetime of the insured, on the payment of a
fixed premium amount. Whole life insurance policies pay off a particular amount in case
of death of the insured.
Vertical Integration - ✔️✔️Vertical integration is a business strategy where the
company moves up or down the supply chain.
Vertical Analysis - ✔️✔️Vertical analysis is a method of analyzing financial statements
in which assets, liabilities and equities are represented as a portion of the total account,
,Tariff - ✔️✔️A tariff is a list or schedule of duties, prices and fares imposed on goods
that are imported or exported.
Target Market - ✔️✔️A target market is a particular group of potential consumers who
are most likely to buy a particular product or service of a company.
Tangible Asset - ✔️✔️A tangible asset is any asset that physically exists/has a physical
form and has a value. For example, automobiles, land, currencies, etc are considered
as tangible assets.
Switching Costs - ✔️✔️Switching costs: The costs of switching, which is incurred when
a customer moves from one marketplace or supplier to another.
Switching - ✔️✔️When the position of a certain futures contract is liquidated and a
position in another futures contract of the same type is bought simultaneously, it is
known as switching.
Swaptions - ✔️✔️A swaption is an option where the owner is granted the right to enter
into an underlying interest rate swap.
Swap Assignment - ✔️✔️A swap or a transaction where the role of a counter-party in
an interest rate swap is substituted by a new counter-party whose credit is acceptable to
the other original counter-party.
Surplus Management - ✔️✔️The technique of managing the funds of a company with
the aim of earning a return on the available assets and creating more assets than
liabilities.
Surety Bond - ✔️✔️A surety bond guarantees that the second party will fulfill an
obligation or series of obligations to a third party, so when the obligations are not met,
the third party will recover its losses via the bond.
Structured Portfolio Strategy - ✔️✔️An investment portfolio strategy which is designed
to match or exceed the performance of some specific future liabilities.
Stock - ✔️✔️A stock represents a share of ownership in a corporation. It is also
referred to as an equity share.
Statutory Surplus - ✔️✔️The state statutes established by the state determines the
accounting treatment of both assets and liabilities which in turn establishes the surplus
of an insurance company.
, Sole proprietorship - ✔️✔️A type of business entity which has no separate legal
existence apart from its owner and who thus enjoys unlimited liability.
Small Firm Effect - ✔️✔️The propensity of small firms to outperform the stock market in
terms of total market capitalization.
Simple Linear Regression - ✔️✔️A simple linear regression is a regression analysis
only between two variables, one being dependent and the other being explanatory.
Shortfall Risk - ✔️✔️Shortfall risk: Shortfall risk refers to the risk that an investment's
actual return will be less than the expected return.
Salary - ✔️✔️The term salary refers to a remuneration that is given to an employee on
a stipulated regularity basis for the work that he does for the organization.
Principal - ✔️✔️In economics, principal refers to the original asset underlying an
income stream, as distinguished from interest earned on that asset.
Prices - ✔️✔️Price in business refers to the monetary value assigned to a good,
service or asset in an exchange or while trading.
Portfolio - ✔️✔️A financial portfolio is an aggregation of all the investments, real or
financial.
Preferred Shares - ✔️✔️Preferred shares refers to certain preferential shares issued by
a company which get a priority to the profits ahead of common or other equity
shareholders.
Plan Sponsors - ✔️✔️Plan sponsors of a company are in charge of the company's
retirement and pension plans.
Perfect Hedge - ✔️✔️A type of hedge fund where the risk factors of an investment are
obviated. In this fund there is a balance of the profit and loss of an underlying asset and
the market commitment or position of the hedge.
Partnership - ✔️✔️This is a business partnership form of business ownership where
the partners come together to carry on a trade or business, wherein person contributes
money, labor, property or skill, and has a share in the profits and losses of the business.
Official Statement - ✔️✔️The legal prospectus of a municipal bond prepared by the
state or local government. The official statement is a disclosure of the finances
surrounding the issue of the municipal bond and acts as an indication of how the
investor will be repaid.
