euromarket

euromarket1. A market that emerged in the 1950s for financing international trade. Its principal participants are commercial banks, large companies, and central banks. Its main business is in eurobonds, euro-commercial paper, euronotes, and euroequities issued in eurocurrencies. The largest euromarket is in London, but there are smaller ones in Paris, Brussels, and Frankfurt. Euronext.liffeSeeLIFFE. See alsoEuronext NV.

• assessor
• asset
• asset and liability management committee
• asset-backed commercial paper
• asset-backed fund
• asset-backed medium-term note
• asset-backed security
• asset cover
• asset financing
• asset management
• asset turnover
• asset valuation
• asset–liability gap
• asset–liability management
• assignment
• assignment of copyright
• assignment of lease
• assignment of life policies
• assisted stock replenishment
• Associated British Ports
• Association for Payment Clearing Services
• Association of Accounting Technicians
• Association of British Insurers
• Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
• Association of Corporate Treasurers