BASE METALS
Metals that rust, damaged or wears off easily when exposed to air or moisture. Commercial and industrial applications is where the base metals are always used . They are more common in nature that makes them more cheaper than precious metals such as gold, silver and platinum. Base metals include aluminum, copper, lead, nickel, tin and zinc.
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A convertible bond that has an additional put feature that allows it to be redeemed at a premium sometime during its life. As with a put option, th ...
Lancaster University Management School - LUMS
Lancaster University’s international business school, which was founded in 1964. Situated in Lancaster England, the business school is consid ...
Decoupling
The occurrence of returns on asset classes diverging from their expected or normal pattern of correlation. Decoupling takes place when two differen ...
Right Of Redemption
It is the right of a mortgagor or borrower who owns a real estate to retrieve his or her property. It gives them the ability to prevent foreclosure ...
Revenue Deficit
It occurs when the net amount received by the company is less than the projected net amount.
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