RESET MARGIN
The difference between the interest rate of a security and the index on which the security's interest rate is based. The reset margin will be positive, as it is always added to the underlying index. This feature is most common with a floating-rate security. The reset margin is added to a reference rate, such as LIBOR, for floating rate obligations.
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Measuring the fair value of accounts that can change over the period of time, such as assets and liabilities. It aims to provide a realisti ...
All-Pay Auction
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Ras Al Khaimah Investment Authority - RAKIA
Ras Al Khaimah Investment Authority was established under a 2005 decree by the ruler of Ras Al Khaimah in the United Arab Emirates or UAE. Its main ...
Priced Out
It refers to something being too pricey. Priced out refers alternatively to the adjustment in a security’s market price in response to new in ...
Closed-End Indenture
Provision in a bond contract stating the collateral used in securing the bond issue may not be used again in backing another issue. Opposite of sin ...
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