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Forex Glossary
arbitrage
Simultaneous buying and selling of securities, commodities, or currencies in different markets to take advantage of price differences.
ask (offer) price
The price at which a market is willing to sell.
banknote rate
The rate used for foreign exchange transactions involving physical banknotes. This rate takes into account the added costs of transport and insurance.
base currency
The first named currency in a currency pair.
bears
Traders who expect prices to decline.
bulls
Traders who expect prices to rise.
bid price
The price at which a market is willing to purchase.
call money
Money loaned by a financial institution on a very short-term basis which can be called the same day or at one or two days’ notice.
call option
An option to sell a commodity or asset (currency) at an agreed-upon price on or before a particular date.
counter currency
The second named currency in a currency pair.
central bank
The national bank of a sovereign state that provides financial and banking services to its government and commercial banking system, implements monetary policy, and issues currency.
contra currency
In a forex trade, the currency for which the dealt currency is traded. For example, in a USD/CHF trade the US dollar is the dealt currency and the CHF (Swiss Franc) is the contra currency.
convertibility
The ease with which a currency can be freely exchanged or converted into another currency.
credit card rate
The foreign exchange rate offered by a credit card company for transactions in a foreign currency using their credit card. Credit card rates vary by issuer of the credit card, but are typically a premium of 2−5% above the Spot Exchange Rate.
cross rate
An exchange rate between two currencies expressed in reference to a third currency, typically the US dollar.
currency
The system of money in general use in a country or currency zone. Examples include the US dollar, Swiss franc, and European Euro.
currency pair
Two currencies that constitute a foreign exchange rate: the base currency and the counter currency. For example: USD/EUR.
dealt currency
In a forex trade, the currency that specifies the unit of the trade. For example, in a USD/CHF trade of 1,000,000 USD, the US dollar is the dealt currency and the CHF (Swiss Franc) is the contra currency.
devaluation
The reduction of the external value of a currency based upon changes in monetary policy or the current economic or political environment.
exchange control
Governmental control of the movement of its currency with foreign entities.
exchange rate
The value of one currency expressed in another currency.
external value
The purchasing power of a domestic currency in another country.
fixed exchange
An administratively fixed exchange rate not based upon market conditions.
floating exchange rate
An exchange rate determined by market forces without central bank intervention.
foreign exchange
The simultaneous selling of one currency and buying of another. Also known as forex or fx.
forex
Foreign exchange.
forward contract
A privately negotiated financial contract to buy and sell a set quantity of a commodity (currency), at a future date, for a specified price.
forward discount
A situation where the spot futures exchange rate of a currency is trading at a lower rate than the current spot exchange rate.
forward premium
A situation where the spot futures exchange rate of a currency is trading at a higher rate than the current spot exchange rate.
futures contract
A highly standardized financial contract traded on an exchange (bourse) to buy and sell a set quantity of a commodity (currency), at a future date, for a specified price.
fx
Foreign exchange.
going long
The purchase of a commodity (currency) with expectation that its value will increase.
going short
The sale of a commodity (currency) with the expectation that its value will decrease.
hard currency
A globally traded currency that has a sustained history of purchasing power tied to the issuing country’s stable economic and political condition and the policies of its central bank. Examples include the US dollar, Euro, Swiss franc, and British pound sterling.
hedge
The strategic use of financial instruments (such as futures contracts, forward contracts, swaps, or options) to offset potential losses or gains in an underlying investment.
inflation
Loss of purchasing power of money, caused by the unrestrained growth of the amount of money in circulation.
interbank rate
The rate of interest charged on short-term (usually one- to three-day) loans between banks.
intervention
The purchase or sale of domestic or foreign currency by a government authority (usually its central bank) in order to manipulate the exchange rate away from market equilibrium.
key currency
A major currency in the global economy used to set the exchange rate in a forex transaction.
LIBID
London Interbank Bid Rate. A benchmark interest rate that major global banks are prepared to pay for Eurocurrency deposits in the London interbank market.
LIBOR
London Interbank Offered Rate. A benchmark interest rate that major global banks charge each other in the London interbank market for short-term loans of one day to 12 months.
LIMEAN
London Interbank Mean Rate. The calculated average of the London Interbank Bid Rate (LIBID) and the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR).
margin
Cash or other collateral deposited with a commodities or securities broker as security.
option
A financial contract giving the buyer the right (but not the obligation) to purchase a set quantity of a commodity (currency) at a future date, for a specified price.
put option
An option to sell a commodity or asset (currency) at an agreed-upon price on or before a particular date.
realignment
The simultaneous revaluation and devaluation of the currencies of two or more countries.
revaluation
The increase of the external value of a currency based upon changes in monetary policy or the current economic or political environment.
risk position
An asset or liability which is exposed to fluctuations in value through changes in exchange rates, interest rates, or market conditions.
spot/next
A foreign exchange transaction valued at the current spot rate, but with delivery on the next day.
spot operations
A foreign exchange transaction in which settlement of delivery and payment is made immediately.
spot rate
The transaction rate quoted for immediate settlement.
strike price
The price at which a put or call option can be exercised.
swap transaction
An agreement between two parties to exchange a specified amount of two currencies at a certain time in the future at a specified exchange rate.
tom/next
A foreign exchange transaction where a current position is closed out at the daily close rate, but reentered at the new opening rate the next day, thereby avoiding the necessity of taking delivery of the currency until the next day.
transaction fee
A flat fee charged by a bank, currency exchange dealer, or credit card company on an individual currency exchange transaction.
volatility
A statistical measure of the amount by which a currency’s value changes based upon its mean value.
writer
The party that writes a forex option (option seller) and receives a premium from the buyer.
Currency Codes
| Country | Currency | Code |
|---|---|---|
| Afghanistan | Afghanis | AFN |
| Albania | Leke | ALL |
| Algeria | Dinars | DZD |
| America (United States of America) | Dollars | USD |
| American Samoa | United States Dollars | USD |
| American Virgin Islands | United States Dollars | USD |
| Andorra | Euro | EUR |
| Angola | Kwanza | AOA |
| Anguilla | East Caribbean Dollars | XCD |
| Antigua and Barbuda | East Caribbean Dollars | XCD |
| Argentina | Pesos | ARS |
| Armenia | Drams | AMD |
| Aruba | Guilders (also called Florins) | AWG |
| Australia | Dollars | AUD |
| Austria | Euro | EUR |
| Azerbaijan | New Manats | AZN |
| Azores | Euro | EUR |
| Bahamas | Dollars | BSD |
| Bahrain | Dinars | BHD |
| Baleares (Balearic Islands) | Euro | EUR |
| Bangladesh | Taka | BDT |
| Barbados | Dollars | BBD |
| Barbuda and Antigua | East Caribbean Dollars | XCD |
| Belarus | Rubles | BYR |
| Belgium | Euro | EUR |
| Belize | Dollars | BZD |
| Benin | Communauté Financière Africaine Francs (BCEAO) | XOF |
| Bermuda | Dollars | BMD |
| Bhutan | Ngultrum | BTN |
| Bhutan | India Rupees | INR |
| Bolivia | Bolivianos | BOB |
| Bonaire | Netherlands Antilles Guilders (also called Florins) | ANG |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | Convertible Marka | BAM |
| Botswana | Pulas | BWP |
| Bouvet Island | Norway Kroner | NOK |
| Brazil | Real | BRL |
| Britain (United Kingdom) | Pounds | GBP |
| British Indian Ocean Territory | United States Dollars | USD |
| British Virgin Islands | United States Dollars | USD |
| Brunei Darussalam | Dollars | BND |
| Bulgaria | Leva | BGN |
| Burkina Faso | Communauté Financière Africaine Francs (BCEAO) | XOF |
| Burma (Myanmar) | Kyats | MMK |
| Burundi | Francs | BIF |
| Côte D'Ivoire | Communauté Financière Africaine Francs (BCEAO) | XOF |
| Caicos and Turks Islands | United States Dollars | USD |
| Cambodia | Riels | KHR |
| Cameroon | Communauté Financière Africaine Francs (BEAC) | XAF |
| Canada | Dollars | CAD |
| Canary Islands | Euro | EUR |
| Cape Verde | Escudos | CVE |
| Cayman Islands | Dollars | KYD |
| Central African Republic | Communauté Financière Africaine Francs (BEAC) | XAF |
| Chad | Communauté Financière Africaine Francs (BEAC) | XAF |
| Chile | Pesos | CLP |
| China | Yuan Renminbi | CNY |
| Christmas Island | Australia Dollars | AUD |
| Cocos (Keeling) Islands | Australia Dollars | AUD |
| Colombia | Pesos | COP |
| Communauté Financière Africaine (CFA) | Francs | XAF |
| Comoros | Francs | KMF |
| Comptoirs Français du Pacifique (CFP) | Francs | XPF |
| Congo/Brazzaville | Communauté Financière Africaine Francs (BEAC) | XAF |
| Congo/Kinshasa | Francs | CDF |
| Cook Islands | New Zealand Dollars | NZD |
| Costa Rica | Colones | CRC |
| Croatia | Kuna | HRK |
| Cuba | Pesos | CUP |
| Curaço | Netherlands Antilles Guilders (also called Florins) | ANG |
| Cyprus | Euro | EUR |
| Czech Republic | Koruny | CZK |
| Denmark | Kroner | DKK |
| Djibouti | Francs | DJF |
| Dominica | East Caribbean Dollars | XCD |
| Dominican Republic | Pesos | DOP |
| Dutch (Netherlands) | Euro | EUR |
| East Timor | Indonesia Rupiahs | IDR |
| Ecuador | United States Dollars | USD |
| Egypt | Pounds | EGP |
| Eire (Ireland) | Euro | EUR |
| El Salvador | Colones | SVC |
| El Salvador | United States Dollars | USD |
| England (United Kingdom) | Pounds | GBP |
| Equatorial Guinea | Communauté Financière Africaine Francs (BEAC) | XAF |
| Eritrea | Ethiopia Birr | ETB |
| Eritrea | Nakfa | ERN |
| Estonia | Euro | EUR |
| Ethiopia | Birr | ETB |
| Euro Member Countries | Euro | EUR |
| Falkland Islands (Malvinas) | Pounds | FKP |
| Faroe Islands | Denmark Kroner | DKK |
| Fiji | Dollars | FJD |
| Finland | Euro | EUR |
| France | Euro | EUR |
| French Guiana | Euro | EUR |
| French Polynesia (French Pacific Islands) | Comptoirs Français du Pacifique Francs | XPF |
| French Southern Territories | Euro | EUR |
| Futuna and Wallis Islands | Comptoirs Français du Pacifique Francs | XPF |
| Gabon | Communauté Financière Africaine Francs (BEAC) | XAF |
| Gambia | Dalasi | GMD |
| Georgia | Lari | GEL |
| Germany | Euro | EUR |
| Ghana | Cedis | GHS |
| Gibraltar | Pounds | GIP |
| Gold | Ounces | XAU |
| Great Britain (United Kingdom) | Pounds | GBP |
| Greece | Euro | EUR |
| Greenland | Denmark Kroner | DKK |
| Grenada | East Caribbean Dollars | XCD |
| Grenadines (The) and Saint Vincent | East Caribbean Dollars | XCD |
| Guadeloupe | Euro | EUR |
| Guam | United States Dollars | USD |
| Guatemala | Quetzales | GTQ |
| Guernsey | Pounds | GGP |
| Guinea | Francs | GNF |
| Guinea-Bissau | Communauté Financière Africaine Francs (BCEAO) | XOF |
| Guyana | Dollars | GYD |
| Haiti | Gourdes | HTG |
| Haiti | United States Dollars | USD |
| Heard Island and McDonald Islands | Australia Dollars | AUD |
| Herzegovina and Bosnia | Convertible Marka | BAM |
| Holland (Netherlands) | Euro | EUR |
| Holy See | (Vatican City) | EUR |
| Honduras | Lempiras | HNL |
| Hong Kong | Dollars | HKD |
| Hungary | Forint | HUF |
| Iceland | Kronur | ISK |
| India | Rupees | INR |
| Indonesia | Rupiahs | IDR |
| Iran | Rials | IRR |
| Iraq | Dinars | IQD |
| Ireland (Eire) | Euro | EUR |
| Isle of Man | Pounds | IMP |
| Israel | New Shekels | ILS |
| Italy | Euro | EUR |
| Jamaica | Dollars | JMD |
| Jan Mayen and Svalbard | Norway Kroner | NOK |
| Japan | Yen | JPY |
| Jersey | Pounds | JEP |
| Jordan | Dinars | JOD |
| Kazakhstan | Tenge | KZT |
| Keeling (Cocos) Islands | Australia Dollars | AUD |
| Kenya | Shillings | KES |
| Kiribati | Australia Dollars | AUD |
| Korea (North) | Won | KPW |
| Korea (South) | Won | KRW |
| Kuwait | Dinars | KWD |
| Kyrgyzstan | Soms | KGS |
| Laos | Kips | LAK |
| Latvia | Lati | LVL |
| Lebanon | Pounds | LBP |
| Lesotho | Maloti | LSL |
| Lesotho | South Africa Rand | ZAR |
| Liberia | Dollars | LRD |
| Libya | Dinars | LYD |
| Liechtenstein | Switzerland Francs | CHF |
| Lithuania | Litai | LTL |
| Luxembourg | Euro | EUR |
| Macau | Patacas | MOP |
| Macedonia | Denars | MKD |
| Madagascar | Ariary | MGA |
| Madeira Islands | Euro | EUR |
| Malawi | Kwachas | MWK |
| Malaysia | Ringgits | MYR |
| Maldives (Maldive Islands) | Rufiyaa | MVR |
| Mali | Communauté Financière Africaine Francs (BCEAO) | XOF |
| Malta | Euro | EUR |
| Malvinas (Falkland Islands) | Pounds | FKP |
| Mariana Islands (Northern) | United States Dollars | USD |
| Marshall Islands | United States Dollars | USD |
| Martinique | Euro | EUR |
| Mauritania | Ouguiyas | MRO |
| Mauritius | Rupees | MUR |
| Mayotte | Euro | EUR |
| McDonald Islands and Heard Island | Australia Dollars | AUD |
| Mexico | Pesos | MXN |
| Micronesia (Federated States of) | United States Dollars | USD |
| Midway Islands | United States Dollars | USD |
| Miquelon and Saint Pierre | Euro | EUR |
| Moldova | Lei | MDL |
| Monaco | Euro | EUR |
| Mongolia | Tugriks | MNT |
| Montenegro | Euro | EUR |
| Montserrat | East Caribbean Dollars | XCD |
| Morocco | Dirhams | MAD |
| Mozambique | Meticais | MZN |
| Myanmar (Burma) | Kyats | MMK |
| Namibia | Dollars | NAD |
| Namibia | South Africa Rand | ZAR |
| Nauru | Australia Dollars | AUD |
| Nepal | Rupees | NPR |
| Netherlands Antilles | Guilders (also called Florins) | ANG |
| Netherlands | Euro | EUR |
| Nevis and Saint Kitts | East Caribbean Dollars | XCD |
| New Caledonia | Comptoirs Français du Pacifique Francs | XPF |
| New Zealand | Dollars | NZD |
| Nicaragua | Cordobas | NIO |
| Niger | Communauté Financière Africaine Francs (BCEAO) | XOF |
| Nigeria | Nairas | NGN |
| Niue | New Zealand Dollars | NZD |
| Norfolk Island | Australia Dollars | AUD |
| Northern Mariana Islands | United States Dollars | USD |
| Norway | Kroner | NOK |
| Oman | Rials | OMR |
| Pakistan | Rupees | PKR |
| Palau | United States Dollars | USD |
| Palladium | Ounces | XPD |
| Panama | Balboa | PAB |
| Panama | United States Dollars | USD |
| Papua New Guinea | Kina | PGK |
| Paraguay | Guarani | PYG |
| Peru | Nuevos Soles | PEN |
| Philippines | Pesos | PHP |
| Pitcairn Islands | New Zealand Dollars | NZD |
| Platinum | Ounces | XPT |
| Poland | Zlotych | PLN |
| Portugal | Euro | EUR |
| Principe and São Tome | Dobras | STD |
| Puerto Rico | United States Dollars | USD |
| Qatar | Rials | QAR |
| Réunion | Euro | EUR |
| Romania | New Lei | RON |
| Russia | Rubles | RUB |
| Rwanda | Francs | RWF |
| São Tome and Principe | Dobras | STD |
| Saba | Netherlands Antilles Guilders (also called Florins) | ANG |
| Sahara (Western) | Morocco Dirhams | MAD |
| Saint Christopher | East Caribbean Dollars | XCD |
| Saint Helena | Pounds | SHP |
| Saint Kitts and Nevis | East Caribbean Dollars | XCD |
| Saint Lucia | East Caribbean Dollars | XCD |
| Saint Pierre and Miquelon | Euro | EUR |
| Saint Vincent and The Grenadines | East Caribbean Dollars | XCD |
| Saint-Martin | Euro | EUR |
| Samoa (American) | United States Dollars | USD |
| Samoa | Tala | WST |
| San Marino | Euro | EUR |
| Saudi Arabia | Riyals | SAR |
| Seborga | Luigini | SPL |
| Senegal | Communauté Financière Africaine Francs (BCEAO) | XOF |
| Serbia | Dinars | RSD |
| Seychelles | Rupees | SCR |
| Sierra Leone | Leones | SLL |
| Silver | Ounces | XAG |
| Singapore | Dollars | SGD |
| Sint Eustatius | Netherlands Antilles Guilders (also called Florins) | ANG |
| Sint Maarten | Netherlands Antilles Guilders (also called Florins) | ANG |
| Slovakia | Euro | EUR |
| Slovenia | Euro | EUR |
| Solomon Islands | Dollars | SBD |
| Somalia | Shillings | SOS |
| South Africa | Rand | ZAR |
| South Georgia | United Kingdom Pounds | GBP |
| South Sandwich Islands | United Kingdom Pounds | GBP |
| Spain | Euro | EUR |
| Sri Lanka | Rupees | LKR |
| Sudan | Pounds | SDG |
| Suriname | Dollars | SRD |
| Svalbard and Jan Mayen | Norway Kroner | NOK |
| Swaziland | Emalangeni | SZL |
| Sweden | Kronor | SEK |
| Switzerland | Francs | CHF |
| Syria | Pounds | SYP |
| Taiwan | New Dollars | TWD |
| Tajikistan | Russia Rubles | RUB |
| Tajikistan | Somoni | TJS |
| Tanzania | Shillings | TZS |
| Thailand | Baht | THB |
| Timor (East) | Indonesia Rupiahs | IDR |
| Tobago and Trinidad | Dollars | TTD |
| Togo | Communauté Financière Africaine Francs (BCEAO) | XOF |
| Tokelau | New Zealand Dollars | NZD |
| Tonga | Pa'anga | TOP |
| Trinidad and Tobago | Dollars | TTD |
| Tunisia | Dinars | TND |
| Turkey | Lira | TRY |
| Turkmenistan | Manats | TMM |
| Turks and Caicos Islands | United States Dollars | USD |
| Tuvalu | Tuvalu Dollars | TVD |
| Uganda | Shillings | UGX |
| Ukraine | Hryvnia | UAH |
| United Arab Emirates | Dirhams | AED |
| United Kingdom | Pounds | GBP |
| United States Minor Outlying Islands | United States Dollars | USD |
| United States of America | Dollars | USD |
| Uruguay | Pesos | UYU |
| US Virgin Islands | United States Dollars | USD |
| Uzbekistan | Sums | UZS |
| Vanuatu | Vatu | VUV |
| Vatican City (The Holy See) | Euro | EUR |
| Venezuela | Bolivares Fuertes | VEF |
| Viet Nam | Dong | VND |
| Virgin Islands (American) | United States Dollars | USD |
| Virgin Islands (British) | United States Dollars | USD |
| Wake Island | United States Dollars | USD |
| Wallis and Futuna Islands | Comptoirs Français du Pacifique Francs | XPF |
| Western Sahara | Morocco Dirhams | MAD |
| Yemen | Rials | YER |
| Zambia | Kwacha | ZMK |
| Zimbabwe | Zimbabwe Dollars | ZWD |
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The detailed legal requirements for enterprises are complex and differ from country to country. Moreover, the usually have little meaning within a general definition or comparison of enterprises. The following definitions include some of these details for the purposes of giving a general idea of the relative size and complexity of the enterprises, but it is beyond the scope of this work to list and explain every legal nuance, and exception to the exception. For more detailed information, advice should be sought from legal counsel in the relevant country. Another source is the "Martindale-Hubbell International Law Guide."
In many countries, the words "company", "association”, and "venture" have special meanings, and therefore the word :enterprise” has been used as a generic term for the concept of a group of persons who join together for the purposes of conducting business for profit. Similarly, the word "incorporate" in many countries refers to the procedure for registration of a business, even a partnership; therefore usage of this word has been avoided.
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corporate person
An enterprise whether incorporated or not.entity
An individual or an enterprise, having an organizational presence separate from the owner, recognized by law as having rights and obligations.natural person
An individual.joint liability
Liability for the obligation of an enterprise imposed on two or more owners of an enterprise.person
An individual or legal entity recognized under law as having legal rights and obligations.share or stock
An ownership interest in an enterprise. Stock usually refers to an ownership interest evidenced by a formal document issued by the enterprise. Share has a broader meaning in that it can describe a formal interest (such as a stock) as well as a less formal interest such as in a partnership. Shares can have different characteristics depending upon the type of enterprise and country of the enterprise. For example: shares can be of equal or unequal value, be voting or non-voting, or can convey limited or unlimited liability for its owner(s).several liability
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- This tool lists more than 10,000 three-letter IATA (International Air Transport Association) codes and their respective locations.
- IATA codes are primarily used to identify airports, but are also used to identify transshipment, pick-up and delivery locations; cities; bus and train stations; as well as harbors and ports.
- Approximately ten percent of these locations are major international airports. The balance are municipal and smaller airfields and other locations.
- Locations in the U.S., Canada, and Australia generally have a two-letter stated or province notation (e.g., CA for California).
- Global location codes are added, re-assigned, or deleted at the rate of ten to twelve per month. This list is current as of April 2014.
- For the most up-to-date information, refer to www.iata.org.
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Search airline callsigns, airline ownership names, 3-letter ICAO designator codes, 2-character IATA designator codes, and country of registry for more than 4000 airlines internationally. You can search according to the criteria directly below. Please note that a number of defunct airlines are listed here for informational purposes.
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The following form can be used to find country codes for more than 200 countries and territories worldwide. These codes are used to identify countries where a code or abbreviation is helpful. For example many import and export documents, both pa¬per and electronic, require the use of country codes rather than the country’s full name spelled out. Note: These are not currency or dialing codes. For currency codes see "Currencies of the World." For dialing codes see "International Dialing Guide."
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Countries, Dependencies, Areas of Special Sovereignty, and Their Principal Administrative Divisions (FIPS 10) is maintained by the Office of Targeting and Transnational Issues, U.S. National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, and published by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (U.S. Department of Commerce). FIPS 10 codes are intended for general use throughout the U.S. Government, especially in activities associated with the mission of the U.S. Department of State and national defense programs.
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Codes for the Representation of Names of Countries (ISO 3166) is prepared by the International Organization for Standardization. ISO 3166 includes two- and three-character alphabetic codes and three-digit numeric codes that may be needed for activities involving exchange of data with international organizations that have adopted that standard. Except for the numeric codes, ISO 3166 codes have been adopted in the US as FIPS 104-1: American National Standard Codes for the Representation of Names of Countries, Dependencies, and Areas of Special Sovereignty for Information Interchange.
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Codes for the Representation of Names of Countries (ISO 3166) is prepared by the International Organization for Standardization. ISO 3166 includes two- and three-character alphabetic codes and three-digit numeric codes that may be needed for activities involving exchange of data with international organizations that have adopted that standard. Except for the numeric codes, ISO 3166 codes have been adopted in the US as FIPS 104-1: American National Standard Codes for the Representation of Names of Countries, Dependencies, and Areas of Special Sovereignty for Information Interchange.
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Codes for the Representation of Names of Countries (ISO 3166) is prepared by the International Organization for Standardization. ISO 3166 includes two- and three-character alphabetic codes and three-digit numeric codes that may be needed for activities involving exchange of data with international organizations that have adopted that standard. Except for the numeric codes, ISO 3166 codes have been adopted in the US as FIPS 104-1: American National Standard Codes for the Representation of Names of Countries, Dependencies, and Areas of Special Sovereignty for Information Interchange.
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Letter Codes for Geographical Entities (8th edition, 2004) is a Standardization Agreement (STANAG) established and maintained by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO/OTAN) for the purpose of providing a common set of geo-spatial identifiers for countries, territories, and possessions. The 8th edition established trigraph codes for each country based upon the ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 character sets. These codes are used throughout NATO.
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The Internet country code is the two-letter digraph maintained by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) in the ISO 3166 Alpha-2 list and used by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) to establish country-coded top-level domains (ccTLDs).
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This glossary of computer terms is not meant to be exhaustive. Rather, it is designed to offer the user a solid base in understanding the basic terms of computing with an emphasis upon Internet technology and e-commerce. Note that many terms are listed by their acronym when common usage dictates. In some instances the full term is spelled out with a cross reference to the main entry.
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This page can be used to find individuals or groups that are restricted from commercial transactions with US exporters. This data is referred to as the Denied Persons List.
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The Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS) is the primary resource for determining tariff (customs duties) classifications for goods imported into the United States. The Harmonized Tariff Schedule classifies a good based on its name, use, and/or the material used in its construction and assigns it a ten-digit classification code number, and there are over 17,000 unique classification code numbers. Use the search field below to find specific tariffs, or browse the full document here.
Source: U.S. International Trade Commission
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This tool provides the nautical distance from major global seaports to selected other ports in the world.
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Security is a very broad field. Up until the mid 1970s, security was primarily concerned with loss prevention (from a logistics and retail perspective), labor unrest and military issues. Since that time, data security, cyber security, industrial espionage, and terrorism have become the hot new issues facing companies and governments alike.
A comprehensive listing of security terms would fill an entire reference book. The emphasis of this glossary is to introduce the international trade and logistics reader to a sampling of key terms used primarily in supply chain management and data security.
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As part of its enforcement efforts, OFAC publishes a list of individuals and companies owned or controlled by, or acting for or on behalf of, targeted countries. It also lists individuals, groups, and entities, such as terrorists and narcotics traffickers designated under programs that are not country-specific. Collectively, such individuals and companies are called "Specially Designated Nationals" or "SDNs." Their assets are blocked and U.S. persons are generally prohibited from dealing with them.
Source: Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) (U.S. Department of the Treasury)
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The Unverified List includes names and countries of foreign persons who in the past were parties to a transaction with respect to which the U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) could not conduct a pre-license check (PLC) or a post-shipment verification (PSV) for reasons outside of the U.S. Government's control. Any transaction to which a listed person is a party will be deemed by BIS to raise a Red Flag with respect to such transaction within the meaning of the guidance set forth in Supplement No. 3 to 15 C.F.R. Part 732. The Red Flag; applies to the person on the Unverified List regardless of where the person is located in the country included on the list.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security
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