EXPEDITED FUNDS AVAILABILITY ACT - EFAA
An Act implemented to standardize the hold periods on deposits made to commercial banks and regulate financial institutions’ usage of the holds. Enacted by the US Congress in 1897, it also defines the types of banks that can use a check deposit, depending on the account type and deposit amount.
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Turnaround
Financial recuperation of a company following a deteriorating financial performance over a prolonged time. Companies experiencing financial difficu ...
Carve-Out
Partial divestiture of a business unit. The firm is not selling that unit overnight and may instead sell an equity share in the business or spin it ...
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