= quasi money

An asset that is immediately transferable and may be used to settle some but not all debts, although it is not as liquid as banknotes and coins. Bills of exchange are examples of near money. Near money is not included in the money supply definitions.

• International Finance Corporation
• international Fisher effect
• International Fund for Agricultural Development
• international futures
• International Monetary Fund
• International Monetary Market
• international mutual fund
• International Organization for Securities Commissions
• International Petroleum Exchange
• International Securities Market Association
• international security identification number
• International Stock Exchange in London
• International Stock Exchange of the UK and Republic of Ireland Ltd
• International Swaps and Derivatives Association
• International Union of Credit and Investment Insurers
• intervention mechanism
• intervention price
• intestacy
• in-the-money option
• intraday limit
• intrinsic value
• introduction
• inverse floater swap
• inverse floating-rate note
• inverse yield curve