Foreign exchange
Instruments, such as paper Currency, Note, and Check, used to make payments between countries.
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10-K,
Anticipation note,
Action to quiet title,
As is,
Assignment to creditors,
Attorney in fact,
Accommodation paper,
A shares,
Average price per share,
Additional paid-in capital,
Automated Pricing and Reporting System,
Back pay,
Book value per share,
Bank Note,
Blank check,
Bounced check,
Bearer instrument,
Bid-to-cover ratio,
Bond anticipation note,
Basic earnings per share,
Balance of payments,
Balloon note,
Balloon payment,
B shares,
Buy and write,
Cancelled check,
Certified check,
Check,
Commercial paper,
Convertible currency,
Currency,
Currency convertibility,
Currency fluctuations,
Currency swap,
Cash and carry trade,
Cheapest to deliver,
Commodity paper,
Collateral note,
C shares,
Close to the money,
Class A Shares,
Class B Shares,
Child and dependent care credit,
Cup and handle,
Close a position,
Curbs in,
Debit note,
Deposit in transit,
Date of payment,
Delivery vs. payment,
Direct paper,
Dual currency bond,
Do Not Reduce,
Dividend in arrears,
Doing business as,
Debtor in possession,
Debtor-in-possession financing,
Deferred payment,
Down payment,
Deep in the money,
Department of Housing and Urban Development,
Deferred payment annuity,
Equity-linked note,
Escrowed to maturity,
Extendible note,
Eurocommercial paper,
European Currency Unit,
E-mini,
First In First Out,
Federal Savings and Loan Association,
Federal Reserve Note,
Financial instrument,
Fine paper,
Flight to quality,
Flip-flop note,
Front-ending an order,
Foreign currency option,
Forward P/E,
Fully diluted earnings per share,
Form 8-K,
Form S-1,
Friends and family offering,
Full faith and credit,
Free and clear,
Government Paper,
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade,
Graduated payment,
Growth and income fund,
Gather in the stops,
Hard currency,
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act,
Holder in due course,
Head and shoulders,
In escrow,
In-house,
In line,
In intestacy,
Instrument,
In play,
In-process research and development,
I/O strip,
Immediate payment annuity,
In-service withdrawal,
In and out,
In sympathy,
In the tank,
Jointly and severally,
Joint and several liability,
Joint and survivor annuity,
Last In First Out,
Lending at a rate,
London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange,
Loan note,
Loan-to-cost,
Loan-to-value,
Lock-in,
Locked in,
Level I quotes,
Master notes,
Municipal note,
Make a market,
Mark-to-market,
Marginal propensity to consume,
Make whole provision,
Minimum payment,
Mortgage note,
Negotiable instrument,
Non-interest-bearing note,
Note,
No limit order,
No quote,
No-Fault,
No-Action Letter,
Null and void,
No-lien affidavit,
Note loan,
No-load,
No-load stock,
No book,
Old age, survivors, and disability insurance,
Profit and loss statement,
Paper,
Paper dealer,
Payment date,
Payment-in-kind security,
Price Value of a Basis Point,
Primary instrument,
Prime paper,
Payment for order flow,
P&L,
Primary earnings per share,
Periodic payment plan,
Per stirpes,
Promissory note,
Paid-in capital,
Paid-in surplus,
Private Investment in Public Equity,
Point-and-figure chart,
Paper loss,
Paper profit,
Paper trading,
Reports and Records,
Rubber check,
Revenue anticipation note,
Receive against payment,
Receive versus payment,
Regulation D,
Regulation T,
Regulation U,
Regulation A,
Right to Know,
Selling, General and Administrative Expenses,
SG&A,
Savings and Loan,
S&L,
Stop payment,
Securities and Exchange Commission,
Series EE bond,
Structured note,
Second-to-die insurance,
Severally but not jointly,
Sale and leaseback,
Single-payment loan,
Standard payment calculation,
Special use property,
S Corporation,
Subchapter M,
Subchapter S Corporation,
Schedule C,
Seek a market,
S&P phenomenon,
Stop and reverse,
Tax anticipation note,
Tax renevue anticipation note,
T-Bill,
Term to maturity,
Treasury Note,
Take a position,
Trailing P/E,
Time note,
Truth in Lending,
Transfer payments,
Take a bath,
U.S. Government Agency Security,
U.S. Savings Bond,
U.S. Treasury,
U.S. Treasury Bill,
U.S. Treasury Bond,
U.S. Treasury Note,
U.S. Treasury Securities,
Widow-and-orphan stock,
W-2 Form,
W formation,
When, as, and if issued,
Year-To-Date,
Yield to call,
Yield to maturity,
Yield to worst,
Y shares