WTO / World Trade Organisation
The WTO, founded on 1st January 1995, replaced the General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs (GATT). The main innovation is that the WTO enjoys the status of an international organization. Its role is to ensure that no member States adopt any kind of protectionism whatsoever, in order to accelerate the liberalization global trading
Market activities
trading
Buying and selling of financial instruments such as shares, futures, derivatives, options, and warrants conducted in the hope of making a short-term profit.
and to facilitate the strategies of the multinationals. It has an international court (the Dispute Settlement Body) which judges any alleged violations of its founding text drawn up in Marrakesh.
- ABS / Asset backed security
- Asset
- Balance of payments
- Balance
- Bank for International Settlements / BIS
- Banker’s guarantee
- Bond market
- Bond
- CDO / Collateralized Debt Obligations
- CDS / Credit Default Swaps
- Central Bank
- CFTC / Commodity Futures Trading Commission
- Chicago Boys
- CLO / Collateralized Loan Obligation
- CMBS / Commercial Mortgage Backed Securities
- Collateral
- Commodities
- Common goods
- Corporate bonds
- Credit derivative
- Debt refinancing
- Debt rescheduling
- Debt service
- Debt stock
- Deposit or commercial bank
- Derivatives
- Devaluation
- EBA / European Banking Authority
- ECB / European Central Bank
- Emergency Liquidity Assistance / ELA
- Equity
- ESM / European Stability Mechanism
- EURIBOR / Euro Interbank Offered Rate
- Export Credit Agency
- FED / Federal Reserve
- Financial contracts
- Financial instruments
- Financial market
- Financial proceeds
- Financial securities
- Food crops
- FSB / Financial Stability Board
- Futures market
- Futures
- G20
- G8
- GDP / Gross Domestic Product
- Genetically Modified Organisms / GMO
- Goodwill
- Government debt
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