cib.

American

abbreviation

(in prescriptions) food.

CIB British

abbreviation

Criminal Investigation Branch (of New Zealand police)

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Etymology

Origin of cib.

From the Latin word cibus

Example Sentences

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The Spanish bank, which aims to become a bigger player in global CIB, is hosting an investor day for the unit on Tuesday.

From The Wall Street Journal

"The world today is much less dependent on oil than it used to be," said Jean-Francois Robin, an analyst at Natixis CIB.

From Barron's

These results demonstrate the potential of redox covalent organic frameworks to significantly strengthen CIB technology.

From Science Daily

Valentin Marinov, Credit Agricole CIB global head of G10 FX research and strategy, said the main drivers in broader currency markets continued to be tensions in the Middle East and elevated global bond yields.

From Reuters

"The slimmed down version of the data highlighted that the labour market is cooling down," CA CIB's Marinov said.

From Reuters

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