Topic 5 Flashcards

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What is bank rate

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the interest rate that the bank of England uses when it lends money to other banks

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what do financial service providers do with bank rate

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take account of bank rate when they decide how to set interest rate on their own products

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3
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what is the banking act of 2009

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it provided a set of tools to allow the regulatory authorities to resolve a bank or building society that is in financial difficulty in an orderly way

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what was the banking act of 2009 set to reducce

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the impact of a bank failure on financial stability and bank customers

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5
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what is consumer protection

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designing products and services with customers’ need in mind, rather than making maximum profits priority.

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what does consumer protection involve

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ensuring that customers are not sold products that unsuitable for them, and that they are treated fairly

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what is corporate social responsibility

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any action or project in which a company goes beyond the interests of its shareholders and senior management in order to benefit other stakeholder groups, normally with either a social or environmental purpose

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what is CSR also known as

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citizenship or sustainable responsible business

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9
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what is digital exclusion

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an aspect of financial exclusion, the inability to take part in the computer based society

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10
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what is financial exclusion

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the inability to get access to the most basic financial services and products

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11
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what is the banking reform act of 2013

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legislation that introduced retail ring-fencing for banks and the cap on payday lenders

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what is the financial services act of 2010

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legislation that focuses on the need for banks to have a plan in place to deal with situations where they get into financial difficulty

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what is the financial services act of 2012

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the main act of parliament governing the regulation of the financial service industry

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14
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what does ftse stand for

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financial time stock exchange index

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what is the ftse 100

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an index of the share price of the 100 companies with the highest market capitalisation listed on the london stock exchange

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16
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what is the ftse 100 also known as

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the footsie

17
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what is general data protection regulation

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European union legislation, in the uk its provisions supersede those of the data protection act of 1998 the creation of the data protection act

18
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when was the general data protection act implemented

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25th may 2018

19
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what is the help to buy scheme

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a government backed initiative set up to help home hunters purchase a property with as little 5% deposit

20
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what is loan forbearance

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when a lender does not seek to repossess a property as soon as the borrower misses a few monthly payments, instead allowing the customer to stop paying or make a reduced payment for a set period

21
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what is money laudnering

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the process of making dirty money clean, making it look to be acquired legitimately

22
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what is mortgage equity withdrawal

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additional borrowing based on the difference between the value of the house and the outstanding mortgage

23
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what is the national employment savings trust

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a pension scheme run by a public organisation, which aims to ensure that the majority of workers are enrolled in an occupational pension

24
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what is pestle analysis

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a tool used to analyse how six key areas in the external environment might affect individual and corporate financial decisions

25
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what is profit margin

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the amount by which income from sales exceeds costs

26
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what is social inclusion

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ensuring all individuals and groups in society can benefit from certain rights and entitlements

27
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What area of PESTLE analyses new delivery methods and new products

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technological

28
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Individuals are directly exposed to movements in the stock market if they have invested in what

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shares

29
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Prior to the financial crisis of 2007, the UK attracted international banks because it was seen to have a…

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light touch approach to regulation

30
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what is the role of the information commissioner

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enforce the data protection act/UK general data protection regulation

31
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what is a factor that could make a financial services product unsuitable for a particular client

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age

32
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who can complying with regulation be a barrier to

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new providers entering the banking industry

33
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what do standards of lending practice form

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a voluntary banking code that covers the sale of credit excluding mortgages

34
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what is the relationship between interest rates and business investment

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when interest rates fall, business investment rises

35
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what does it mean to lend responsibly

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banks must ensure borrowers can show that their income is high enough to make mortgage payments as well as other bills

36
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what is a feature of a social programme

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must be balanced against a provider’s obligation to earn a good return for its shareholders or members

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