BELOW PAR
A term characterizing a bond whose price is under the principal value or face worth, commonly $1,000. An amount below par would usually be anything less than 100, as bond amounts are calculated as a percentage of face value.
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Ratio indicating the relative size of companies in respect to their industry in general. Low concentration ratio denotes higher competition among t ...
Back-To-Back Letters Of Credit
Two letters of credit (LCs) utilized together to aid a merchant in financing the buying of services or equipment from a subcontractor. With the aut ...
Stock Market Crash of 1987
Rapid and one of the most severe downturn in stock prices which took place on October 19, 1987. Following five days of intensifying stock market pl ...
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The total cost of an option.
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