Trading a debt security like a bond/ note at a price exceeding its par value (face value). Face value/ par...

Trading a debt security like a bond/ note at a price exceeding its par value (face value). Face value/ par...

A barrier note that pays the holder (investor), at maturity, the absolute performance of either one underlying or the lowest...

A structured fixed-income security (bond) that allows the holder an early redemption if a predefined event (early redemption event, or...

A floater that pays a coupon whose amount depends on the times a floating rate (such as LIBOR) remains within...

A yield enhancement note that comes with a conditional fixed coupon payable to the holder and also provides conditional capital...

A statistical model, devised in the 1960s by Edward Altman (of New York University), which is used to predict the...

An asset whose market value exceeds its book value. In other words, assets such as bonds, CDOs, mortgages, are said...

A warrant that is issued by a third-party (i.e., neither a company on its own equity or debt nor holders...

A warrant that is attached to a straight debt instrument, giving the holder to the right (option) to exercise on...