A floating-rate note (FRN) that grants issuers and investors the right to convert from a floating rate of interest to…
An automated system that is used at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) to check public information and compare it…
It stands for coupon equivalent yield; the rate of return which is quoted on bonds on the basis of simple…
A share of a security that is secured by non-U.S. shares held on deposit at a U.S. bank. This share…
A synthetic structure that consists of a single tranche. It is simpler than a standard synthetic tranche and can be…
The maximum number of shares of stock (collectively known as capital stock), both preferred and common, that a company is…
An person who is worth more than a minimum level (amount of wealth) or has an minimum level of income…
A debt instrument (specifically a time deposit) that is issued by a bank or depository institution (like a credit union)…
A bond whose interest payments and/or principal repayment are tied to the price of a commodity such as silver, copper,…
An indicator that calculates for each trading day the net advances or declines in stocks on an exchange. A strong…
