On the futures markets, it refers to the maximum price fluctuation a given futures contract is allowed to experience in…
An artificially created security that combines a financial security (such as a bond, stock, etc) with another asset such as…
AÂ call diagonal calendar spread that is designed to profit when the underlying remains relatively stable over a specific period of…
Abbreviation for spread-adjusted note; a debt instrument that bears a base rate fixed or linked to a sovereign rate (Treasury…
In futures and option contracts, it refers to the amount or units of an asset to be delivered as dictated…
A kafalah agreement that becomes effective upon occurrence of some future event. The guarantor (kafeel) will not provide kafalah coverage…
A zero-recovery swap in which one counterparty receives a weaker currency and pays a stronger currency while the other counterparty…
It stands for the Arabic term arbun/arboon/urboun (عربون). It is the amount of money which is paid by a potential…
A filing with the securities and exchange authority (the SEC), usually on Form 8-K, which gives specifics about an event…
An options strategy that involves buying a call (long call) and a put (long put) with the same exercise price…
