Make me an offer I cannot resist = A phrase used hilariously by an employee addressed to a prospective new boss

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Manifest error = An error made on purpose. Used mainly in loan or other agreements (.save for manifest error)

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Market leader = A company that enjoys the major market share and the competitors follow its moves

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Market maker = The market player who, with his size and magnitude of his transactions can influence the market.

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Market segmentation = The segmentation of the market in its major components in order to apply the appropriate marketing strategy for each one

Means, to have the means = Resources, to have the resources

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Merchant Bank,  Merchant Banking = See “Investment Bank”
                                                     
Merit system = The employees’ rewarding system based on their performances evaluated, usually, annually.

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Mezzanine financing = A form of a subordinated loan. See also “Subordinated debt” and “Senior debt”

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Mickey mouse company / business = A fictitious, non-existing or established for fraud or fronting purposes

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Milestone = An important event marking the course of a company, (see also Benchmark)
  
Misleading information = False information dispatched in order to achieve a benefit

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Money under the table = Bribery (to bribe) = Δωροδοκία

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Monkey business = Non serious business

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Moral boosting = To upgrade the moral of a group of people which has been down for a number of adversities.

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Moratorium = The non-payment of loan principal for a certain period. See also “On a pay-as-you-can-basis”, “Payment holiday”, “Bullet payment” and “Balloon payment”

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Motivation = The driving force behind some body urging him/her to perform well in his job. See also “Self motivation” and “Demotivation”