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C
Capital Guaranteed
Product - A product that provides a return while at the same
time provide capital guarantee at the end of maturity.
Cash Advance - Cash withdrawn using credit card where a fee
and daily interest rates apply.
Cash Back Rebate - A form of loyalty programme which gives
cardholders a cash rebate based on the amount charged to credit
cards on purchases.
Central Credit Reference Information System (CCRIS) - A
system which is a computerized database system developed and
maintained by the Credit Bureau to collect, process, store and
generate credit information.
CDS (Central Depository System) Account - It is an account
opened under the investor’s name (applicant must be at least 18
years old) with a stock broking company. This account will enable
the investor to buy and sell shares and to carry out activities on
other non-equity counters (i.e bonds, warrant,loan stock,etc) which
are under CDS.
Charge Card Issuer - An institution that is authorized to
issue charge cards either under a common brand or its own brand
name.
Charge Card Payment Scheme - An institution or association
(e.g. American Express, Diners Club and MasterCard) that provides
the necessary charge card infrastructure that facilitates
authorization and settlement of charge card transactions.
Cheque - A written order from one party (the drawer) to
another (the drawee, normally a bank) requiring the drawee to pay a
specified sum on demand to the drawer or to a third party specified
by the drawer.
Clearing - The process of exchanging cheques to establish
final positions for settlement among the drawee banks.
Collateral - Legal property, fixed deposits or other tangible
securities charged to the financial institution for loan granted.
Commercial Banks - Banks licensed under the Banking and
Financial Institutions Act 1989 (BAFIA) by Bank Negara Malaysia.
Commitment Fee - A fee charged by the banking institution for
setting aside funding that are not utilized by the borrower. Usually
only applicable to overdraft facility.
Compensation Charges - A penalty charged by Islamic banking
institutions for late payment of installment.
Comprehensive Insurance - Motor insurance policy which
provides protection: Against legal liability for death or bodily
injury and property loss or damage to the third party Against loss
or damage to the motor vehicle arising from accident, fire, theft
and other loss or damage as stated in the insurance policy.
Contract of Guarantee - An agreement whereby the guarantor
guarantees to settle the outstanding debts of the borrower in case
the borrower fails to pay back the loan.
Corporate Bond - A debt instrument for a loan which is issued
by a borrower to an investor who is the buyer of the bond and lender
of the money. In return for the money, the issuer agrees to pay
regular interest to the bondholder for the term of the loan and the
principal sum borrowed upon maturity.
Credit Application - An application to a banking institution
for credit facility by a customer.
Credit Bureau - The "credit bureau" established by Bank
Negara Malaysia pursuant to Section 30(1)(mmm) of the Central Bank
of Malaysia Act 1958.
Credit Card Issuer - Organizations such as banking
institutions, which issue the credit cards.
Credit Card Payment Scheme - A credit card association (e.g.
Visa and MasterCard) which provides the necessary credit card
infrastructure that facilitates authorization and settlement of
credit card transactions.
Credit Information - Data or information on a customer,
including data or information on any credit facility granted by any
banking institution to the customer.
Credit Report - A report generated by the CCRIS that contains
credit information.
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