The amount covered by the current insurance under normal circumstances . It is bought to help cover left and covers all possibe loss.
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EXTENDED DEATH BENEFIT
Group policy rule that pays life insurance benefits if the insured party is disabled from the time premiums are not paid until that person dies. It is also paid if […]
EXTENDED ENTERPRISE
A bigger organization that represents all its entities that are involved with it to make a product for the user.
EXTENDED HOURS TRADING
Electronic trading that happens after normal trading sessions. It can be done by anyone while it used to be for market makers or firms. They also buy and sell stock […]
EXTENDED NON-OWNER LIABILITY
Insurance for car that covers the car when the owner isnt driving. It also covers vehicles that transport others.
EXTENDED PERIOD OF INDEMNITY
Insurance for extending the loss of income after business starts.
EXTENDED PRODUCER RESPONSIBILITY
A plan that manufacturers use to dispose of the products they make. It is done to get rid of waste and encourage environmental safety.
EXTENDED REPLACEMENT COST
The price to fix or replace an asset if it is damaged. The original quality is the standard for the replacement . AKA guaranteed replacement costs.
EXTENDED REPORTING PERIOD
The time frame the insured can make claims after the liability coverage is expired.
EXTENDED TERM
the phrase that is used to signify the lengthened punishment of a criminal due to their previous record.
EXTENDED TERM INSURANCE
A rule in policies that allows insurance to be continued based on the cash value.
EXTENDED WAIT
Reinsurance that requires a reinsurer pay the benefits of a disability contract after the company has done for months.
EXTENDED WARRANTY
Extending coverage on a standard warranty. The time a producer is liable pays is extended. This is offered at the end of a warranty.
EXTENDI FACIAS
Lat You cause to be extended. In English practice. The name of a writ of execution , (derived from Its two emphatic words;) more commonly called an “extent” 2 Tidd, […]
EXTENDIBLE OPTION
An OVERTHECOUNTER COMPLEX OPTION that allows the buyer to EXERCISE the contract on a particular reset date or reset the STRIKE PRICE to the current market level and extend the […]
EXTENSIBILITY
How a software can expend its capabilities without needing an overhaul. Refer to expendability and scaling.
EXTENSIBLE MARKUP LANGUAGE (XML)
A document description language that was started in 1998. It is regulated by the W3C. It allows different computer interact with eachother. It is a subset of ISO language. It […]
EXTENSION
In mercantile law . An allowance of additional time for the payment of debts. An agreement between a debtorand his creditors, by which they allow him further time for the […]
EXTENSION CLAUSE
A rule in a contract that lets the parties to continue it after the expiration date .
EXTENSION OF BENEFITS
A rule that lets employees not working extend their coverage after the policy ends. It lasts until they come back to work or are discharged from a hospital.
EXTENSION OF PAYMENT
This term is used to lengthen the time given to m et an obligation .
EXTENSION PRICING
Pricing using a standard price for a locatin that lets customers take on charges by raising the price.
EXTENSION RISK
The loss of growing interest rates that slows the rate of principal payments on loans.
EXTENSORES
In old English law . Extenders or appraisers. The name of certainofficers appointed to appraise and divide or apportion lands. It was their duty to make asurvey, schedule, or inventory […]
EXTENT
In English practice. A writ of execution issuing from the exchequer upon a debt due the crown, or upon adebt due a private person, if upon recognizance or statute merchant […]