borrowing power of securities
amount of money that customers can invest in securities on margin , as listed every month on their brokerage account statements.
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Borrowing Power
Dollar amount that clients can buy securities on margin. The margin limit is dependent on the type of security--usually 50% of a stock's value, 30% of a bond's value and 100% of a cash equivalent's value (i.e., money market funds).
Maximum borrowing power of a government entity, as set by the state constitution or legislative authority.
[Harvey] activist fiscal policy Use of the federal governments taxing, spending and borrowing powers in order to stimulate economic growth and employment.
General Obligation Bond A municipal bond secured by the taxing and borrowing power of the municipality issuing it. general partner A partner with unlimited legal responsibility for the debts and liabilities of a partnership.
general obligation bond (GO) A municipal bond that is backed by the full faith and credit (taxing and borrowing power) of a municipality.
While a debt limit is often used to refer to the maximum borrowing power of a state, local or national government, debt limit can also refer to the maximum borrowing power of an individual in regards to a specific credit card or other line of credit.
In Australia, primarily for reasons related to the borrowing powers of states, the transfer obligation may be omitted.
Bank Credit Card
Definition: A card issued by a bank that gives a customer the borrowing power to purchase goods and services and pay the bank at a later date.
(2) Each member country of the IMF holds a quota, expressed in Special Drawing Rights, which determines its voting and borrowing powers within the institution.
Français: Quota
Español: Contingente, cuota
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 See also: Acquisitions, Mergers, General obligation bond, Obligation bond, Banks
  
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