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Latest revision as of 17:07, 26 February 2023
1. Financial record keeping.
Carried Forward.
Referring to the closing balance in an account for a period, carried forward to become the opening balance for the next period.
Sometimes written C/f.
Also sometimes known as "carried down", particularly in bookkeeping.
2. Cash management and cash forecasting.
Cash Flow.
3. Time value of money analysis.
Compounding Factor.
4. Bank supervision - capital adequacy - off balance sheet risk.
Conversion Factor, abbreviation for Credit Conversion Factor (CCF).
