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Examples of Hybrid Financial Instruments

A hybrid financial instrument is a financial instrument that is embedded with certain types of derivatives (embedded derivatives). The instrument plays host to...

Types of Hybrid Securities

A financial security that has the characteristics of debt and equity. A classic example of hybrids (hybrid securities) is the preferred stock (preference stock) that constitutes an...

Examples of Hybrid Securities

A financial security that has the characteristics of debt and equity. A classic example of hybrids (hybrid securities) is the preferred stock (preference stock) that constitutes an...

Meaning of a Haircut

Haircut has different meanings in different contexts. In relation to repo transactions, haircut (repo haircut) is the collateral (repo collateral)...

Difference Between Syndication and Consortium

A syndication/ syndicate (loan syndication) is a group of financial institutions (e.g., banks) that "collectively" lend money (a loan) to...

Difference Between Discount and Rebate

Discount is a reduction or deduction (or concession) in the sale price that is extended by a seller to a...

Cash Versus Synthetic Structures

Synthetic structures can be built entirely out of CDSs rather than real assets. In a typical cash deal, the investors...

Examples of Structured Notes

A structured note is a debt security that is issued by a financial institution on an underlying such as a...

Difference Between Repo Margin and Haircut

Repo margin is the amount by which the market value of the security used as collateral exceeds the face value...

CDO Composition

The capital structure of a collateralized debt obligation (CDO) is made up of three tranches: 1) an equity tranche (also,...