It seems that it is simply "B", even if some media use "bn"
If you look at the pattern. k means thousand; this comes from the SI prefix kilo: which means 1000 and is abbreviated with k. M means millions because the SI prefix for millions, Mega, is abbreviate M. The SI prefix for billion is Giga (abbreviated G) so I use G for billions
In accounting, M is used for thousand from the roman numeral for Thousands. MM is used for a million which is one thousand squared. continuing on this pattern, MMM could be used for a billion which is a thousand cubed.
1 bn.
It is either b or bn.
10 B is not an abbreviation of 1 billion. 1,000,000,000 can be abbreviated as 109.
The abbreviation for billion is "B." In financial contexts, it is often represented as "bn" or "b" to denote billion, especially when discussing large numbers, such as in budgets or market values.
B or media uses bn B or media uses bn
B is for billion. M for million T for trillion
1 bn.
£1bn
It is either b or bn.
That is commonly called a "billion".
1 bn L
10 B is not an abbreviation of 1 billion. 1,000,000,000 can be abbreviated as 109.
I is an abbreviation - taking the first and last letters of the word.
In scientific notation it is: 1.0*10^9 = 1,000,000,000
There are several acceptable abbreviations for "billion." These include, "BB," "G,"BN," and "Bil." When in doubt, check with your financial institution.
The abbreviation for billion is "B." In financial contexts, it is often represented as "bn" or "b" to denote billion, especially when discussing large numbers, such as in budgets or market values.
B or media uses bn B or media uses bn