A security such as a bond or note with specified interest, representing a loan which is repayable at.

The measure of a company's solvency, looking at the relationship between its assets and its.

A call option with an exercise price below the price of the underlying instrument (e.g..

A term used in banking which refers to settlement of payments between accounts both held at the same.

Also known as income drawdown and flexible pension. See 'personal pension.

The injection of capital into a company.

A life insurance policy which often attaches to a company pension scheme. The member is typically.

(IRA)In the US, a tax-deferred retirement savings account which may be set up by people in employment. .

A unit or investment trust, or other collective fund, which aims to pay a high dividend to its.

This is an insurance policy purchased by a seller to provide protection against non-payment by a buyer due to insolvency or political/economic turmoil in the buyers country.

Protesting involves getting legal evidence that a bill of exchange or promissory note has not been paid.

All orders in a floor broker's possession that have not yet been.

Money received by an individual as a salary, or from investments. Cash deposits and bonds will.

(ISA)A tax-favoured savings account introduced on 6th April 1999 which replaced PEPs and TESSAs. ISAs.

(GEMMs)See 'market.

A document allowing beneficiaries to vary the gifts specified in someone's will even after the.

In the US, a board of Directors comprised of seven members which directs the federal banking system,.

Cash set aside in a dedicated interest account to cover unanticipated emergencies such as property.