Finance State of being unable to pay debts.

Finance Lessee has option to purchase the asset at a price below fair market value when the lease expires.

Finance The base capitalization is either that of 10 April 1962 - the original base for all the indices - or such later date at which a particular newer index was split off.

Finance Date chosen as the base for an economic index.

Finance Year chosen as the base for an economic index.

Finance Net of exports and imports of goods and services, unilateral transfers and long term capital flows accounts in the balance of payments.

Finance Difference between cash and futures prices for the same commodity.

Finance 0.0001 One-hundredth of one percent.

Finance The rate of interest on which rates charged by banks to borrowers are based.

Finance One floating rate is exchanged for a floating rate calculated on a different basis.

Finance A group or collection of similar or related things.

Finance Market in which prices are declining.

Finance Bond issued without record of the owner's name.

Finance Negotiable instrument payable on demand to the individual who holds the instrument.

Finance Stereotype of traditional Eurobond investor.

Finance US term for a new securities issue which is not underwritten or purchased as a whole but sold on the basis of what can be sold.

Finance Offering in which the underwriter agrees to distribute as much of the offering as possible and to return any unsold shares to the issuer.

Finance Statistical measure of the risk associated with an individual stock or stock portfolio.

Finance An offer by one company to purchase all or the majority of the shares of another company as a means of effecting a takeover.

Finance Price sought by any prospective buyer.

Finance Rate at which a security or commodity is offered for sale or the rate at which the loan is offered.

Finance A person who bids in order to purchase something, especially at an auction.

Finance 1. short for bill of exchange 2. colloquial name for invoice

Finance An unconditional order in writing, addressed by one person (the drawer) to another (the drawee) and signed by the person giving it, requiring the drawee to pay on demand or at a fixed or determinable future time a specified sum of money to or to the order of a specified person (the payee) or to the bearer.

(i) | biological or biotechnological culturing (including cell culture), hybridisation or genetic modification of micro-organisms (bacteria, viruses (including phages) etc.) or human, animal or plant cells; | (ii) | production, isolation or purification of cellular or intercellular structures (such as isolated genes, gene fragments and plasmids), or fermentation

Finance Private market that operates in contravention of government restrictions.

Finance Exact formula for the price of a call option.

Finance Security that gives the lender a lien against all the borrower's inventories.

Finance Common stock of companies with proven management skills and expertise. Usually involves major companies with sound earnings and dividend records and above average share performance.

Finance A group of directors who are responsible for running a company and usually have legal responsibilities to it. They are elected by the shareholders.

Finance Long term debt of a firm.

Finance Measure of the sensitivity of the price of a bond portfolio to a change in interest rates.

Finance Legal document in the US setting out the duties of the issuer and the rights of the holder.

Finance Primary or secondary market for government municipal or corporate debt securities.

Finance Gives the holder the right to buy existing bond or new bond at a fixed price during the life of the warrant.

A secure place approved by the Revenue Commissioners for the deposit of dutiable goods upon which duty has not been paid.

Finance A person who holds a document from a government or a company which states that money borrowed from an investor will be repaid.