Definition and detailed analysis of the primary market in financial economics.
The situation when the number of shares applied for in a new issue exceeds the number on offer.
A comprehensive examination of investment trusts and their role in portfolio management.
A concise guide to understanding short-dated securities - financial instruments with maturities of under 5 years
Understanding the dynamics and significance of asset prices in economics.
Definition and meaning of a bill as a short-dated security maturing in under a year
A security with a redemption date over a year later than its date of issue.
Institutions where securities with an expected maturity of a year or more are bought and sold.
A tradable security whose value is derived from the price of an underlying asset, including commodities, securities, or currencies.
Money and claims separate from physical assets, encompassing money, securities, shares, derivatives, and more.
Definition and analysis of fixed-interest securities in economics.
Comprehensive exploration of foreign investment encompassing its types and impacts in global economics.
A market for future delivery of commodities, securities, or currencies.
A security with state guarantees suited for savers with small total wealth and limited financial sophistication.
An economic variable whose value is tied to an index number, commonly used to adjust interest, wages, or pensions to shield against inflation.
An exploration of the concept of indirect investment, its mechanisms, and implications in financial markets.
A security with no redemption date, where interest is payable indefinitely but the principal is never repaid.
A situation where market participants hold a positive quantity of a commodity or asset, anticipating a rise in their prices.
An overview and in-depth analysis of marketable securities in economics.
A security with a maturity period of between 5 and 15 years when first issued
The system of trading in commodities, securities, or currencies by traders meeting together and calling out the trades they are offering.
A securities market not regulated by an exchange.
The date on which a security is due to be redeemed by the borrower. This may be a single date, or a range of dates within which the borrower has discretion to choose when repayment will take place.
The main government agency responsible for supervising trade in securities and takeovers in the US.
The act of completing the trade required in a contract to pay for or deliver goods, securities, or currency.
A detailed analysis of the concept of a short position in economics, particularly in the context of securities and futures markets.
A platform where securities, such as stocks and bonds, are bought and sold, serving as a significant indicator of the economy's health.
A detailed look at underwriters in finance, their roles, and functions.
An advanced financial instrument combining features of a dual currency bond, a floating interest rate, and a put option.
