bills of exchange
71deliverable bills — The Treasury bills that fulfill a set of guidelines set forth by the exchange on which the bills are traded. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
72American Legislative Exchange Council — The American Legislative Exchange Council, or ALEC, is a nonpartisan, ideologically conservative [http://www.alec.org/index.php?id=300] , non profit 501(c)(3) membership association of state legislators and private sector policy advocates. Among… …
73set of exchange — In commercial law, foreign bills are usually drawn in duplicate or triplicate, the several parts being called respectively first of exchange, second of exchange, etc., and these parts together constitute a set of exchange. Any one of them being… …
74Legal Electronic Data Exchange Standard — The Legal Electronic Data Exchange Standard is a set of file format specifications intended to standardize bill/invoice data transmitted electronically ( e billed ) from a law firm to a corporate client. It is abbreviated LEDES and is usually… …
75Extraterritorial Office of Exchange — An Extraterritorial Office of Exchange (ETOE) is a commercially oriented office or facility operated by or in connection with a postal operator in a country other than its parent country. The most recent Congress of the Universal Postal Union,… …
76foreign exchange — n. 1. the transfer of credits to a foreign country to settle debts or accounts between residents of the home country and those of the foreign country 2. foreign bills, currencies, etc. used to settle such accounts …
77Eligible Bills — A bill is said to be eligible when it can be delivered to a central bank at the discount window in return for funds. ► See also Bill of Exchange, Discount Rate, Discount Window …
78bill of exchange — bill of ex change (plural ,bills of ex change) noun count a written order saying that someone must pay a particular person an amount of money on a fixed date …
79first of exchange — See bills in a set …
80second of exchange — See bills in a set …