money

noun

(a) (in general) argent m; (currency) monnaie f;

∎ counterfeit money fausse monnaie;

∎ to make money (of person) gagner de l'argent; (of business) rapporter de l'argent;

∎ to be worth a lot of money (thing) valoir cher; (person) être riche;

∎ the deal is worth a lot of money c'est un contrat qui porte sur de très grosses sommes;

∎ to get one's money back (get reimbursed) se faire rembourser; (recover one's expenses) rentrer dans ses fonds

money of account monnaie de compte;

money broker prêteur(euse) m, f sur titre;

BANKING money at call argent au jour le jour, argent à vue;

money laundering blanchiment m d'argent;

American money manager gestionnaire m f de portefeuille;

money market marché m monétaire ou financier;

American money market certificate instrument m de marché monétaire;

money market fund fonds m commun de placement, ≃ sicav f monétaire;

money measurement estimation f monétaire;

money order mandat m (postal);

money rate taux m de l'argent;

BANKING money at short notice argent à court terme;

money supply masse f monétaire;

money trader cambiste m f

(b) STOCK EXCHANGE

∎ to be in the money être dans les cours;

∎ to be at the money être à parité;

∎ to be out of the money être hors des cours

But these problems, together with those seen in the euro switchover, do post a warning. We now know that the far simpler changeover to the euro resulted in large bank payments going astray and a serious liquidity problem in the Euroland money markets, which required large injections of cash.

English-French business dictionary. 2013.