bank deposit

bank deposit A sum of money placed by a customer with a bank. The deposit may or may not attract interest and may be instantly accessible or accessible at a time agreed by the two parties. Banks may use a percentage of their customers’ deposits to lend on to other customers; thus most deposits may only exist on paper in the bank’s books. Money on deposit at a bank is usually held in a savings account, a deposit account, or a current account.

• interim dividend
• interim financial statements
• intermediaries
• intermediate-term
• intermediate terms
• intermediation
• intermodalism
• internal audit
• internal business-process perspective
• internal control
• internal control system
• internal customer
• internal failure costs
• internal growth
• internal marketing
• internal rate of return
• Internal Revenue Code
• Internal Revenue Service
• internal supplier
• internal user
• International Accounting Standard
• INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS
• International Accounting Standards Board
• International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
• international banking facility