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  2. Bacs - Wikipedia

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    Bacs processed a record 5.8 billion transactions in 2014 for a total of £4.4 trillion, including 3.6 billion direct debits. [15] The number of payments passing through the Bacs system topped six billion for the first time the following year, with a value of £4.6 trillion.

  3. Underway replenishment - Wikipedia

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    This line is used to pull across other equipment such as a distance line, phone line, and the transfer rig lines. As the command ship of the replenishment operation, the supply ship provides all lines and equipment needed for the transfer. Additionally, all commands are directed from the supply ship. Close-in fueling rig as used through World ...

  4. Faster Payments - Wikipedia

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    Faster Payments logo. The Faster Payments Service (FPS) is a United Kingdom banking initiative to reduce payment times between different banks' customer accounts to typically a few seconds, from the three working days that transfers usually take using the long-established BACS system.

  5. Real-time gross settlement - Wikipedia

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    RTGS systems are an alternative to systems of settling transactions at the end of the day, also known as the net settlement system, such as the BACS system in the United Kingdom. In a net settlement system, all the inter-institution transactions during the day are accumulated, and at the end of the day, the central bank adjusts the accounts of ...

  6. Talk:Bacs - Wikipedia

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    I think we should change this to "Bacs" again now. Looking up "Bacs" anywhere online shows limited usage of an acronym, such as on Vocalink and Pay.UK's site. With Pay.UK wholly owning Bacs since 2018, they should be taken as the source of truth. Caraar12345 17:18, 25 March 2022 (UTC)

  7. Bulk carrier - Wikipedia

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    Because bulk cargo is so difficult to discharge, bulk carriers spend more time in port than other ships. A study of mini-bulk carriers found that it takes, on average, twice as much time to unload a ship as it does to load it. [60] A mini-bulk carrier spends 55 hours at a time in port, compared to 35 hours for a lumber carrier of similar size. [60]

  8. Lewis and Clark-class dry cargo ship - Wikipedia

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    T-AKE-1 and -2 were assigned to one of the two active Maritime Prepositioning Ship squadrons, which are permanently forward deployed to the Western Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean. While identical in configuration to T-AKE-3 to -14, their mission is to provide selective offload of cargo for resupply and sustainment of U.S. Marine Corps forces ...

  9. Naval co-operation and guidance for shipping - Wikipedia

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    Naval co-operation and guidance for shipping (NCAGS) is a naval doctrinal term. Naval personnel are trained to carry out NCAGS establish and provide advice for safe passage of merchant ships worldwide, during times of peace, tension, crisis and war. NCAGS personnel act as a liaison between military commanders and the civil authorities.