Accrued interest
interest that has accumulated on a security but has not yet been paid.
interest that has accumulated on a security but has not yet been paid.
mutual funds where a manager selects securities to beat a benchmark.
using programmed instructions to execute trades automatically.
a negotiable certificate representing ownership in a non US company’s shares.
Association of Mutual Funds in India; ARN identifies fund distributors.
spreading payment of a loan or intangible asset cost over time.
annual percentage charged on loans; annualized insurance premium; yearly corporate report.
regulations to prevent funds obtained illegally from being disguised.
exploiting price differences in different markets; funds that do this.
impartial persons appointed to settle disputes.
document defining company regulations.
lowest price a seller is willing to accept.
distributing assets among categories; determining an asset’s value.
security trading at its face value.
public sale in which items are sold to the highest bidder.
examination of financial statements and those who conduct it.
receivables unlikely to be collected.
mutual funds investing in a mix of equities and debt.
record of a country’s transactions with the rest of the world.
rate at which a central bank lends to commercial banks.
metals widely used in industry (copper, etc.).
shares whose ownership is evidenced by possession.
expectation of falling or rising prices.
measure of a stock’s volatility relative to the market.
difference when investment outflows exceed inflows.
derivative giving the right to buy an asset at a set price.
rise in asset value.
schemes aiming to protect capital and deliver modest growth.
Central Depository Services (India) Ltd., an Indian depository.
short term deposits issued by banks.
excessive trading by a broker to generate commissions.
mechanism halting trading when price movements hit certain thresholds.
options strategy limiting upside and downside; asset pledged as security.
policies targeting financing of terrorism.
buying/selling commodities such as metals or agricultural products.
annualised rate of return on an investment.
index measuring price changes of a basket of goods.
fee charged on mutual fund redemptions.
documents confirming trades; mutual funds investing in out of favour sectors.
Indian credit history provider.
assessment of creditworthiness.
market where currencies are traded; fixed exchange rate; buying and selling currencies.
bank account used for frequent transactions; when a country’s imports exceed exports.
entity holding securities on behalf of clients.
time by which orders must be received to be processed that day.
shares whose performance fluctuates with economic cycles.
Short-term borrowing and lending in the money market, typically one day.
Regulatory mechanism to halt trading when prices move beyond a threshold.
Futures situation where forward price is higher than the spot price.
Net cost of holding a futures position (financing + storage – income).
Assessment of a borrower’s creditworthiness.
acquiring a large stake in a company at market opening.
long term debt instruments; zero coupon bonds issued at a discount.
mutual fund investing mainly in fixed income securities.
share that performs steadily in downturns; when spending exceeds revenue; general fall in price levels.
buying shares for delivery to demat account.
prepaid instrument guaranteeing payment.
electronic account to hold securities.
corporate restructuring splitting a company into separate units.
Indian government department; organisation holding securities; intermediaries of a depository.
reduction in asset value over time.
instruments deriving value from underlying assets.
spreading investments across assets or sectors.
company’s distribution of profits; tax on dividends; exploiting timing of dividends for tax benefit.
Indian institutional investor.
when imports exceed exports domestically; investigation of a company before a deal.
Annual dividend per share ÷ price per share, shown as %.
Conversion of physical share certificates into electronic form.
measures of profitability excluding certain expenses.
portion of profit attributable to each share.
system of production and consumption.
electronic funds transfer used by banks.
tax saving mutual fund.
company granted option to buy shares at a set price.
charges when entering or exiting a mutual fund.
capital raised by issuing shares; market indices; investment in shares; market for shares; mutual funds investing in equity; ownership units.
account held by a third party until conditions are met.
fund trading on exchanges like a stock.
euro currency; bond denominated in currency other than issuer’s home.
stock trading without the right to an upcoming dividend.
award granted when one party does not participate.
moving average giving more weight to recent data.
goods sold abroad; proportion of capital invested.
Net profit attributable to equity shareholders ÷ number of shares.
Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation & amortisation; measure of profitability.
nominal value printed on a share or bond.
investment from abroad establishing ownership/control.
US central banking system.
funds investing in another fund; government issued currency not backed by commodities.
ratio sequence used in technical analysis.
evaluating financial data; planning finances to meet goals.
when government spending exceeds revenue; use of taxation and spending to influence the economy.
ensures trustworthiness of business employees.
fixed rate pegged to another currency; flexible determined by market.
unique number identifying a mutual fund account.
bond convertible into equity; fixed deposit account for non residents.
price of one currency in terms of another; institutional investors investing in foreign markets; Foreign Inward Remittance Certificate; foreign portfolio investors.
agreement to buy or sell at a future date; price agreed in the forward contract.
buying newly issued securities; Financial Reporting Framework; illegal act of trading ahead of customer orders.
pool of money; long term debt; person managing investments; fund investing in other funds; contracts obligating buy/sell at future date.
Derivative contracts traded on exchanges for hedging and speculation.
Nominal value of a share or bond, distinct from its market price.
Global market for trading currencies.
option sensitivity measure; hedging using gamma.
assessing differences between expectations and reality; insurance covering gap between car’s value and loan; extra fees in mortgage closings.
British pound; total value of goods and services produced; ratio of nominal to real GDP.
US tax credit for various business activities; insurance other than life insurance.
government or high grade bond.
indices tracking world markets; funds investing in gold; debt instruments issued by governments.
mathematical study of networks.
total value of goods/services produced by nationals; measure of a ship’s size.
insurance policy covering a group.
funds aiming for capital appreciation.
amount insurer guarantees on policy surrender; guaranteed payouts during the policy term.
reduction applied to the value of collateral.
half share; strategy of investing in November and selling in April.
loan secured by property; warrants not involving new debt.
indicator measuring market breadth; informal money transfer system.
chart pattern signalling reversal; false breakout; risk from negative headlines.
visual tools showing price movements.
pooled investment funds using sophisticated strategies; those hedging risk.
joint family recognized as a tax entity.
selling part of a company.
value of homeowner’s interest; mortgage loan; shares of Chinese companies listed in Hong Kong.
index measuring life expectancy, education and income.
funds investing in both equity and debt.
mutual fund focusing on regular income; stocks paying high dividends.
statistical measure of market performance; funds replicating an index; indicator measuring factory output.
instrument allowing investors to hold shares of foreign companies.
person offering financial advice.
general rise in prices; Indian rupee; illegal trading using non public information; inability to pay debts.
entities pooling money to invest; protection against risk.
price of borrowing money; derivative based on interest rates; contract exchanging interest rate payments.
dividend paid before year end; firms facilitating transactions.
exchange of goods between countries; close ended fund allowing periodic repurchase; option with intrinsic value.
buying and selling within the same day; real worth of an asset; committing money with expectation of return; people who invest; immediate or cancel order; initial public offering.
trader who buys and sells securities on own account.
account held by two or more; annuity paying until last survivor dies; bond with two issuers.
stabilizing multiple currencies through joint reserve; shared responsibility for debt; policy paying benefits to more than one life.
company owned by shareholders.
Japanese yen; high yield, high risk corporate bonds.
document summarising scheme information.
New Zealand government bond.
repository for know your customer documents.
measure used by investors to analyse risk adjusted returns.
process of verifying identity.
stock or indicator that underperforms; indicator reflecting past events.
policy of minimal government intervention.
company with large market capitalisation.
Lebanon’s currency.
main manager of an issue; reinsurer taking largest share; timing foreign exchange payments to advantage.
time between initiation and completion; firm managing IPO; right to use property for a period.
acquiring a company using borrowed funds.
funds adjusting asset mix as investor ages; order to buy/sell at set price; assets easily convertible to cash.
fee for entering/exiting a fund; time before an investment can be sold.
profit on assets held long term; account a bank holds on behalf of a foreign bank.
lowest price limit for a stock; long, slow recovery after recession.
study of economy wide phenomena; indicator tracking manufacturing activity.
amount borrowed to buy securities; excess of expenditures over revenue; trading using borrowed funds.
value of all a company’s shares; prediction of market direction; standard trading unit.
risk of investments declining due to market movements; valuing securities at current price; Multi Commodity Exchange.
combining companies; medium sized companies; sample investment portfolio.
central bank policy controlling money supply; disguising proceeds of crime; market for short term debt instruments.
mutual funds aiming for regular income; scheme of Indian Post delivering monthly interest.
average used to smooth price data; fund investing across market caps; factor used in valuation.
pooled investments in securities; online system for buying and selling mutual funds.
Measure of supply and demand shown in bid-ask orders at different prices.
Buying/selling securities by borrowing funds from a broker.
Segment of financial market for short-term debt instruments.
Net Asset Value = (Fund assets – liabilities) ÷ number of units.
per unit value of a mutual fund.
National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange; electronic funds transfer in India.
difference between interest earned and paid.
offsetting obligations; assets minus liabilities.
profit from new insurance business; offering of a new mutual fund.
targeting a specific market segment; no objection certificate; person designated to receive benefits.
financial institution not a bank; debentures that cannot be converted to shares; loans on which interest/principal is overdue.
life insurance for high risk individuals; revenue earned by government other than taxes.
account held by a bank in a foreign country; replacing an old obligation with a new one; Non Resident Indian.
National Securities Depository; National Stock Exchange.
commitment to perform; bond guaranteeing performance.
inventory no longer usable; certificate for occupancy of a building; quantity of shares less than normal trading unit.
debt incurred by a regime for purposes not benefiting the people; prospectus of an issue; transaction settled outside clearing systems.
clause covering unspecified perils; market with only bids or offers; Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
mutual fund that issues and redeems units continuously; mortgage allowing further borrowing.
total number of outstanding contracts; position that has not been closed.
risk of loss from inadequate processes; listing of option prices; price paid for an option; derivative giving right but not obligation to buy/sell.
combining options with different strikes; trading strategies using options; seller of an option.
demand exceeding supply in an issue; trading directly between parties outside exchanges.
funds aiming to replicate index performance.
settlement of securities into or out of a demat account.
physical location of a service provider; account where client funds are pooled.
risk of loss from a portfolio; calls based on holding positions longer than a day.
share with preferential dividend rights; capital raised through preference shares.
short session before normal market; range within which a stock can trade; market for new issues.
firms investing directly in companies; pooled fund for private investments; sale of securities to a select group.
member clearing trades on behalf of others; person authorised to vote at shareholder meetings.
government owned corporation; option giving right to sell.
Price-to-Earnings ratio; stock price ÷ EPS, a key valuation metric.
% of earnings distributed to shareholders as dividends.
Shares with fixed dividend rights, senior to common equity.
indicator measuring difference between open and close prices to identify trends.
costs of buying or building a home under US education savings rules; annuity meeting certain IRS requirements.
assessment of earnings sustainability; fund using quantitative models.
monetary policy of buying securities to inject liquidity; trading based on mathematical models.
one of four equal groups in a distribution; second currency in a pair; market where dealers quote both bid and ask prices.
option depending on multiple assets; borrower moving debt to get lowest rate; spread involving selling and buying different option ratios.
routine operating expenses; returning units for payment; authority overseeing markets.
risk that regulation will negatively affect an investment; converting dematerialised securities back to physical form.
rate at which central bank lends to commercial banks; mutual fund buying back its units.
India’s central bank; individual investor.
profits kept by a company; issue to existing shareholders; SEBI’s risk rating scale for mutual funds.
entity handling mutual fund records; system for instant fund transfers.
document detailing mutual fund scheme; special drawing rights; Securities and Exchange Board of India.
market for existing securities; funds investing in a specific sector; convertible instrument with detachable warrant.
market where securities are bought and sold; tax on transactions of securities.
Swedish krona; sale of investor’s shares for non payment of dues; banks authorised to accept IPO applications; self regulatory organization.
Singapore dollar; selling borrowed securities; gains from assets held for a short period.
funds set aside to repay debt; systematic investment plan; risk calculation system for derivative positions; people taking risk to profit from price changes.
current market price; instructions to debit/credit accounts regularly; Statement of Additional Information; compulsory payments such as taxes.
dividing shares to reduce price; order to sell if price falls; options strategy using call and put with different strike prices.
long term allocation of assets; price at which an option can be exercised; money paid for a new issue; government financial assistance.
contracts to exchange cash flows; plan transferring money from one scheme to another; plan allowing periodic withdrawals.
Regular periodic investment plan into mutual funds.
Official closing price used for marking futures to market.
Moving investment from one mutual fund scheme to another.
Tax levied on securities transactions in India.
short term adjustments to long term asset mix.
tax collected at the time of payment; postponement of tax liability.
short term government debt; loans for a fixed term; fund investing in a particular theme.
market with few trades and high volatility; concept that money today is worth more than money later.
period of T plus N days for settlement; day on which a trade is executed; situation where imports exceed exports.
member authorised for both trading and clearing; price that triggers a stop loss order.
Timeline for settlement of trades (1 or 2 business days after transaction).
Total value of securities traded in a period.
person who ultimately owns or controls a company.
funds investing in debt securities with very short maturity.
portion of discount on bonds not yet amortised; cheques deposited but not yet cleared.
asset on which a derivative is based; debts secured by pledged assets.
issuing a security at a price below its intrinsic value; asset trading below its value.
firm guaranteeing subscription of a security issue; fee earned by underwriter.
debt not backed by sinking fund; document evidencing ownership of a unit; investor in a mutual fund.
maximum daily price rise allowed for a stock; United States dollar.
cost of opportunities foregone in valuations; consumption tax levied on value added.
statistical measure of the potential loss; model estimating that risk.
fund investing in undervalued companies; trading strategy of buying undervalued and shorting overvalued shares; stock considered cheap relative to fundamentals.
option sensitivity to volatility; merger of firms at different stages of production; options strategy using calls or puts at different strike prices.
Austrian securities exchange; stamp indicating tax paid.
option denominated in digital currency; index measuring expected volatility; ratio comparing volatility measures.
account a bank holds on behalf of a foreign bank.
inflation caused by rising wages; US financial district; long term option to buy a stock.
policy covering losses from war related events.
sale and repurchase of the same security within 30 days, disallowing tax deduction; list of securities monitored by exchanges; stock issued at a value higher than underlying assets.
US dollar losing value relative to other currencies; stages of personal financial journey; structured approach to managing finances.
measure of price changes at wholesale level; term describing a wide range of derivative uses.
low risk stock paying high dividends; short term investment contract with specified deposit period; practice of making results appear better by year end.
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bonds issued by foreign entities but denominated and traded in US dollars.
dividend paid at the end of a company’s financial year based on performance.
daily bulletin providing bid and ask prices for over the counter corporate bonds and listing brokerages.
relationship between yields and maturities for similar bonds.
arbitrage free models for pricing options by making assumptions along the yield curve.
ratio of yields on two bonds.
highly volatile stock that swings up and down.
total return expected from a bond if held to maturity.
bond in which interest accrues and is added to principal; interest is paid later.
account that maintains zero balance; funds are transferred in to cover cheques.
portfolio of risk free assets with zero systematic risk.
bonds sold at a discount that pay no periodic interest; investors receive face value at maturity.
trade executed at the same price as the preceding trade but higher than the last trade at a different price.
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