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Trends & Analysis
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Crude oil dips amid easing supply concerns

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Nikkei 225 on track to end the week with losses

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Crude oil edges lower ahead of OPEC+ decision

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Is NVIDIA’s correction a buying opportunity?

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Silver price may fall further while below this level

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Best Buy’s shares shorted despite Q3 earnings beat

Back office definition

Back office refers to the administrative and support functions of a financial institution responsible for trade settlement and clearing. Back-office operations include confirming trades, reconciling accounts, processing payments, and reporting to regulators. It is an essential part of the infrastructure that supports the functioning of financial markets, and inefficiency can lead to institutional disruptions and losses for traders and investors.

How a back office works

After a trade is executed, the back office team verifies the details of the transaction to ensure that the trade has been accurately recorded. They then arrange the transfer of ownership from the seller to the buyer. They are also responsible for ensuring the payment for the shares.

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