What does ccd mean?
ccd means Corporate Credit or Debit
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Corporate Credit or Debit?
Corporate Credit or Debit can be abbreviated as ccd
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What does ccd mean? ccd as abbreviation means "Corporate Credit or Debit". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- TSCCU - Treasure State Corporate Credit Union
- CCCR - Central Corporate Credit Register
- CCUN - Corporate Credit Union Network
- FCCCU - First Carolina Corporate Credit Union
- KCCU - Kansas Corporate Credit Union
- ACCU - Association of Corporate Credit Unions
- CCRG - Corporate Credit Recognition Guide
- CCRM - Corporate Credit Risk Management
- CCRS - Corporate Credit Rating System
- CCR - Corporate Credit Rating
- CoM - CREDIT or Members
- CPPS - Corporate Pension or Profit Sharing
- MCCU - Missouri Corporate Credit Union
- OCCU - OF CORPORATE CREDIT UNIONS
- ccu - Corporate Credit Union
- ccus - Corporate Credit Union Stabilization
- OCCU - Office of Corporate Credit Unions
- BCFIX - Brandes Corporate Credit Focus Yield (Mutual Funds [USMF])
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