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Avg. Life Years Template:formal ppt of a website Top 10 Countries with the Highest Life Expectancy in the World . Country name - avg. Life years. 1. Monaco - 89.63 2. Japan - 84.19 3. Singapore - 84.07 4. San Marino - 83.12 5. Andorra - 82.58 6. Switzerland - 82.28 7. Australia - 81.98 8. Italy - 81.95 9. Liechtenstein - 81.59 10. Canada - 81.57Chief Ministers of Indian States Top —10 Countries in GDP Per Capita in US Dollar 1. Qatar —102,768.60 2. Luxembourg —80,679.06 3. Singapore —60,883.33 4. Norway —55,264.45 5. HongKong —50,708.95 6. Brunei —50,526.35 7. USA —49,802.15 8. United Arab Emirates —48,992.47 9. Switzerland —45,285.8 10. Kuwait —43,846.72 Company Name Origin/Meaning 1.Mercedes - Name of the daughter of the founder. 2.Nokia - Name of river in Finland. 3.Pepsi - Named from the digestive enzyme pepsi. 4.Honda - From the name of its founder Soichiro Honda. 5.Sony - from the Latin word 'sonus' meaning sound. 6.Maggi - Food company named after its founder,Julius Maggi. 7.Suzuki - From the name of its founder, Michio Suzuki. 8.Samsung - Meaning 'three stars' in Korea. 9. Toyota - From the name of founder, Sakichi Toyoda. 10.Yamaha - After Torakusu Yamaha, who founded the company 11.Adidas - From the name of the founder Adolf (Adi) Dassler (das). Indian CM’S: Andhra Pradesh— Shri Nallari Kiran Kumar Reddy Arunachal Pradesh— Shri Nabam Tuki Assam— Shri Tarun Gogoi Bihar— Shri Nitish Kumar Chhattisgarh— Dr. Raman Singh Delhi (NCT) — Smt. Sheila Dikshit Goa —Shri Manohar Parrikar Gujarat— Shri Narendra Modi Haryana— Shri Bhupinder Singh Hooda Himachal Pradesh— Shri Virbhadra Singh Jammu and Kashmir— Shri Omar Abdullah Jharkhand— Shri Hemant Soren Karnataka— Shri Siddaramaiah Kerala —Mr Oommen Chandy Madhya Pradesh— Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan Maharashtra— Shri Prithviraj Chavan Manipur— Shri Okram Ibobi Singh Meghalaya— Dr. Mukul Sangma Mizoram— Shri Lal Thanhawla Nagaland— Shri. Neiphiu Rio Odisha— Shri Naveen Patnaik Puducherry (UT) — Shri N. Rangasamy Punjab — Shri Parkash Singh Badal Rajasthan— Shri Ashok Gehlot Sikkim— Shri Pawan Kumar Chamling Tamil Nadu— Selvi J. Jayalalithaa Tripura— Shri Manik Sarkar Uttar Pradesh— Shri Akhilesh Yadav Uttarakhand— Shri Vijay Bahuguna West Bengal— Km. Mamata Banerjee Vitamins and Chemical Names Vitamin A — Retinol Vitamin B1 — Thiamine Vitamin B3 — Niacin Vitamin B5 — Pantothenic acid Vitamin C — Ascorbic acid Vitamin D — Calciferol Vitamin E — Tocoferol Vitamin K — Phylloquinone Vitamin B2 — Riboflavin Vitamin B7 — Biotin Vitamin B9 — Folic acid vitamin B12 — Cyanocobalamin Company with Full Names • ESPN→ Entertainment and Sports Programming Network. • HDFC→ Housing Development Finance Corporation Limited • HCL→ Hindustan Computer Limited • HTC→ High Tech Computer Corporation • HP→ Hewlett-Packard • HMV→ His Master's Voice • HSBC→ Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation • H&M→ Hennes & Mauritz • ICICI Bank→ Industrial Credit and Investment Corporation of India Bank • IBM→ International Business Machines • Infosys→ Information Systems • Intel→ INTegrated ELectronics • IKEA→ Ingvar Kamprad Elmtaryd Agunnaryd • ING→ International Netherlands Group • JVC→ Japan Victor Company • JBL→ James Bullough Lansing • KFC→ Kentucky Fried Chicken • L&T→ Larsen & Toubro • LG→ Lucky and Goldstar • LEGO→ leg godt • MRF→ Madras Rubber Factory • NEC→ Nippon Electric Company • Nikon→ Nippon Kogaku • Nissan→ Nippon Sangyo • P&G→ Procter & Gamble Company • SAP→ System Analyse und Programmentwicklung • TCL→ Today China Lion • UPS→ United Parcel Service of America • Wipro→ Western India Palm Refined Oil Ltd Important Abbreviations— Banking (A) A&L— Assets and Liabilities AA— Agricultural Assistant ABA— American Bankers Association ABL— Allied Bank Limited ABM— Assistant Branch Manager ABN— Algemene Bank Nederland ABN-AMRO— Algemene Bank Nederland - Amsterdamse Bank-Rotterdam Bank ABOM— Association of Bank Officers Malaysia abs— audited balance sheet (data by facebook/cnaonweb ABSA— Amalgamated Banks of South Africa AC— annual closing (data by facebook/cnaonweb accrd— accrued ACIB— Associate of the Chartered Institute of Bankers (UK) ACMB— ABSA Corporate and Merchant Bank ACMB— Alexandria Commercial & Maritime Bank AD— Acknowledgement of Debt(data by facebook/cnaonweb ADA— Advance Deposit Account ADB— African Development Bank ADB— Asian Development Bank ADCB— Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank ADIB— Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank admn— administration AFSB— Allstate Federal Savings Bank AFSB —American Federal Savings Bank AGM— Annual General Meeting AGM— Assistant General Manager AHB— Bank Al-Habib(data by facebook/cnaonweb AIBEA— All India Bank Employees Association AIBOC— All India Bank Officers Confederation AIG— American International Group Inc AIIB SC/ST WA— All India Indian Bank Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe Welfare Association(data by facebook/cnaonweb AIIBOA— All India Indian Bank Officers' Association AINBOF— All India Nationalised Bank Officers Federation AIPNBOA— All India Punjab National Bank Officers' Association AIUCBOF— All India United Commercial Bank Officers' Federation Alt— alternative(data by facebook/cnaonweb AM— Assistant Manager AML— Anti Money Laundering AML— Anti-Money Laundering ANB— Arkansas National Bank AorS— Anyone or Survivor APP— Automobile Purchase Plan APY— Annual Percentage Yield ARR— adjusted rate ratio (data by facebook/cnaonweb ASB— American Savings Bank ASB— Auckland Savings Bank ATM— Automated Teller Machine ATR— Acid Test Ratio AUBB— Ahli United Bank in Bharain AUBT— America United Bank and Trust Company AUD— Australian dollar(data by facebook/cnaonweb AVALISED - bank to ―AVALISE‖ — the acceptance of Bill of Exchange. FDI : Foreign direct investment GAAR: General Anti-Avoidance Rules CTS : Cash Truncation System CPI : Consumer price index CRR: Cash Reserve Ratio SLR : Statutory Liquidity Ratio CAR : Capital Adequacy Ratio NABARD :National Bank for Agricultural and Rural Development SEBI : Securities and Exchange Board of India NEFT :National Electronic Fund Transfer IMF :International Monetary Fund RTGS : Real Time Gross Settlement NPA : Non Performing Asset RRB :Regional Rural Banks IRDA: Insurance Regulatory Development Authority CBS :Core banking solution FII :Foreign Institutional Investors GDP :Gross Domestic Product GST :Goods and Service Tax F/G— Father and Guardian F10— Form 10 FABL— Faysal Bank Limited FABM— First Allied Bank Modaraba FB— Forward Booking FB— Funds Book FBCH— First Banking Corporation Holdings FBCH— Future Bank Corp Holdings FBE— Fédération Bancaire de l'union Européenne FBN— First Bank of Nigeria FBO— Federal Business Opportunities FBR— Federated Banking of Rochester FBT— Farmers Bank & Trust Company FC— Fitness Certificate FC— Forward Contract FCB— Freeport City Bank FCMB— First City Monument Bank FCNR— Foreign Currency Non-Resident FD— Fixed Deposit (data by facebook/cnaonweb FD— Flexi Deposit FDI— Foreign Direct Investment FDR— Fixed deposit receipt FFA— framework financing agreement FFRLC— Fully Funded Revolving Letter of Credit FGIC— Financial Guaranty Insurance Company FHLB— Federal Home Loan Bank FI— financial institution(data by facebook/cnaonweb FI— Financial Intermediary FIAR— Financial Improvement Audit Readiness FIAU— Financial Intelligence Analysis Unit FIDO— Financial Institution Domestic Operations FIMB— First Interstate Merchant Bank Nigeria, Limited FIT— Funds in Transit (data by facebook/cnaonweb FNB— First National Bank FNBO— First National Bank of Omaha FNC— First National City Bank of New York FNCB— First National City Bank (data by facebook/cnaonweb FNF— Fidelity National Financial FO— Foreign Office FOBC— Foreign Outward Bills for Collection ForS— Former or Survivor FPA— Fixed Permanent Allowance FRC—Final Rectification Certificate FRF— French Franc(data by facebook/cnaonweb FRS— Federal Reserve System FS— Financial Service FSB— Farmers State Bank FSB— Federal Savings Bank FSB— Financial Stability Board FSLIC— Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation FT— Funds Transfer (data by facebook/cnaonweb FWBL— First Women Bank Limited FX— Foreign Exchange FY— Financial Year FY— fiscal year 1. NABARD - National Bank foR Agricultural & Rural Development 2. RTGS - Real Time Gross Settlement 3. NEFT - National Electronic FundTransfer 4. NAV - Net Asset Value 5. NPA - Non Performing Asset 6. ASBA - Account Supported by BlockedAmount 7. BIFR - Board for Industrial andFinancial Reconstruction 8. CAMELS - Capital Adequacy, AssetQuality, ManagementEarnings, Liquidity,Systems & Controls 9. BCSBI - Banking Codes & Standard Board ofIndia 10. BIS – Bank for InternationalSettlement 11. BCBS – Basel Committee on BankingSupervision 12. BOP - Balance of Payment 13. BOT - Balance of Trade 14. BPLR – Benchmark Prime Lending Rate 15. CCIL – Clearing Corporation of India Ltd. 16. CIBIL - Credit Information Bureau of IndiaLtd. 17. CRISIL - Credit Rating Information Services of India Ltd. 18. CBLO - Collateralised Borrowing &Lending Obligation 19. CPI - Consumer Price Index 20. ADR – American Depository Receipts 21. GDR – Global Depository Receipts 22. ALM - Asset Liability Management 23. ARC – Asset ReconstructionCompanies 24. FINO - Financial Inclusion Network Operation 25. CTT - Commodities Transaction Tax 26. CRM - Customer RelationshipManagement 27. KYC - Know Your Customer 28. SLR - Statutory Liquidity Ratio 29. CRR - Cash Reserve Ratio 30. MSF - Marginal Standing Facility 31. REPO - Repurchase Option 32. NBFC - Non Banking Finance Companies 33. OSMOS - Off-Site Monitoring & Surveillance 34. IFSC - Indian Financial System Code 35. BSE - Bombay Stock Exchange
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