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NGU

It stands for name give-up; a practice where the identities of market participants (traders) are disclosed during post-trade processing (after...

Name Give-Up

A practice where the identities of market participants (traders) are disclosed during post-trade processing (after a trade has been matched)-...

Negative Slippage

A slippage that occurs when an order is executed at a less favorable (lower for a sell order, and higher...

Positive Slippage

A slippage that occurs when an order is executed at a more favorable (higher for a sell order, and lower...

Negative Slippage

The unexpected costs that arise from having to take/ purchase a large futures position at increasing prices. Therefore, the mark-to-market...

Front Ending

The practice whereby a dealer positions a part of a customer block order in a proprietary account to use its...

Slippage

With respect to futures, it is the difference between estimated transaction costs and the actual cost paid. Such unexpected costs...

Reverse Slippage

The unexpected costs that arise from having to purchase a large futures position at increasing prices. Therefore, the mark-to-market value...

Implementation Shortfall

The difference between the value of an "on-paper" (planned) portfolio (paper portfolio) and the actual portfolio constructed in accordance with...

Actual Portfolio

A portfolio whose components (investments) are transacted in real markets- i.e., at real trading prices. In other words, the portfolio...