A conventional bond that pays the face value (redemption) at a single date, rather than spreading the payment of which...

A measure of excess return which is typically defined as the net risk-adjusted premium derived from an investment position or...

A floater (FRN) that pays a high fixed rate coupon for an introductory period (first one or two years), then...

A heaven-and-hell security that is reversed to the effect that its payments (redemption value) increase when the underlying exchange rate...

A capped bonus certificate which consists of 1) a short position in the underlying stock with a reference price constituting...

A floating-rate note (FRN) in which the coupon moves inversely to the movement of the reference rate. That is, if...

A bond that is issued by a US company (usually a high grade issuer), outside of the US in a...

A note whose redemption value is linked to a price index or a commodity price. The note gives the holder,...

A bull note whose principal is protected (by the so-called principal protection feature), as opposed to an unprotected bull note....

A protected bull note in which the final value of the underlying over fixing dates is averaged. The fixing dates...