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Latest revision as of 16:42, 13 August 2022
1. Borrowing.
In the borrowing context, an issuer is a company or other entity that borrows or raises capital via the financial markets through the issuance of securities.
2. Credit and debit cards.
A card issuer is any financial institution that issues, or causes to be issued, credit cards or debit cards.
3. Money.
A central authority that creates money.
See also
- Acquirer
- Bond
- Bond mandate
- Card scheme
- Central bank
- Credit card
- Debit card
- Debt
- Electronic money
- Foreign Private Issuer
- Issuance
- Issuer call
- Merchant
- Money
- Payment service provider
- Primary market
- PSD2
- Seasoned issuer
- Secondary market
- Securitisation Regulation
- Security
- Seigniorage
- Strong Customer Authentication
