Banking Terms

  1. National Bank

  2. National Bank Surveillance System

  3. NCUA-Insured Institution

  4. Negotiable Order of Withdrawal (NOW) Account

  5. Net Interest Income

  6. New York Clearing House Association

  7. No Protest - NP

  8. Non-Member Banks

  9. Non-Notification Loan

  10. Non-Recourse Debt

  11. Nonpar Item

  12. Nonpersonal Time Deposit

  13. Note Issuance Facility - NIF

  14. One-Bank Holding Company

  15. Pay To Order

  16. Postdated

  17. Pre-Provision Operating Profit - PPOP

  18. Prime Rate

  19. Public-Private Investment Program For Legacy Assets - PPIPLA

  20. Regulation Y

  21. Rehypothecation

  22. Reserve Maintenance Period

  23. Riba

  24. Risk-Weighted Assets

  25. Schedule I Bank

  26. Senior Bank Loan

  27. State Bank

  28. Straight Credit

  29. Strategic Default

  30. Synthetic Letter Of Credit

  31. Telegraphic Transfer - TT

  32. Term Loan

  33. Thrift Bank

  34. Transaction Deposit

  35. Treasurer's Draft

  36. Trust Receipt

  37. Twenty Percent Rule

  38. UBS

  39. Uncollected Funds

  40. Warm Card

  41. Wholesale Banking

  42. WIR Bank

  43. Withdrawal

  44. Zero-Gap Condition

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