Regulation D SEC regulation (merged with regulation M) requiring member banks to have sufficient reserves when compared against the debt owed by them to overseas branches of other banks. A 28 day average period is prescribed for the reserve calculation. Random Finance Terms … [Read more...]
Regulation FD- Fair Disclosure
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Regulation FD- Fair Disclosure SEC regulation aimed at preventing unfair advantage to those investors with inside information regarding businesses. Regulates the dissemination of non public information known to selective investors and ensures that such information is made public … [Read more...]
Regulation M
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Regulation M Member banks must have sufficient reserves, based on 28 day average, against debt owed by them to overseas branches of other banks. Also, the regulation requires reserves against Eurodollars loaned for private placement by overseas branches. Random Finance Terms … [Read more...]
Regulation Q
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Regulation Q Limits imposed by SEC on interest rates payable by banks on time deposits and savings accounts. Time deposits with funds greater than $100,000 are not limited by this regulation as on present date. Random Finance Terms for the Letter S Regressive Tax Regular … [Read more...]
Regulatory Accounting Procedures
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Regulatory Accounting Procedures FHLB requirements that allow Savings and Loans associations to amortize annual profits and losses accruing through asset sales, over the life span of the sold asset. The decision to do so may be taken each year. Random Finance Terms for the … [Read more...]
Regulatory Arbitrage
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Regulatory Arbitrage Financial advantage gained by using loopholes to avoid certain regulations. Regulatory bodies attempt to prevent this arbitrage by increasing costs of using such loopholes or filling in the gaps. Random Finance Terms for the Letter S Regressive … [Read more...]
Regulatory Pricing Risk
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Regulatory Pricing Risk Pricing risk brought about by a restriction by regulatory bodies, on premium rates that can be charged. Random Finance Terms for the Letter S Regressive Tax Regular Way Settlement Regulation A Regulation D Regulation FD- Fair … [Read more...]
Regulatory Surplus
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Regulatory Surplus Non market evaluation of liabilities and assets to derive surplus in accordance with RAP. This figure may differ significantly from results derived from economic surplus calculation. Random Finance Terms for the Letter S Regulatory Surplus Reinvestment … [Read more...]
Reinvestment Rate
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Reinvestment Rate The yields that can be gained by investing interest payments received from debt securities throughout the term of the security. Random Finance Terms for the Letter S Regulatory Surplus Reinvestment Rate Reinvestment Risk Re-Invoicing Center REIT … [Read more...]
Reinvestment Risk
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Reinvestment Risk Risk inherent in reinvestment expectations that future proceeds or earnings may need to be reinvested only at the lower rates prevailing then. Random Finance Terms for the Letter S Regulatory Surplus Reinvestment Rate Reinvestment Risk Re-Invoicing … [Read more...]
Re-Invoicing Center
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Re-Invoicing Center Subsidiary of a multi national company that is set up to curb transaction risks. This financial centre facilitates billing of domestic exports in domestic currency. These are later converted to overseas bills in the currency of the importer’s country. These … [Read more...]
REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust)
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REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust) Shares of a pool of funds invested in property or loans, in a manner similar to mutual funds. Usually secured investments are preferred investment choices. Random Finance Terms for the Letter S Regulatory Surplus Reinvestment … [Read more...]
Relative Purchasing Power Parity (RPPP)
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Relative Purchasing Power Parity (RPPP) Concept that change in purchasing power of currency of a country in comparison with that of another determines changes in the exchange rate between the two currencies. Random Finance Terms for the Letter S Regulatory … [Read more...]
Relative Strength
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Relative Strength Strength of a stock as compared with a market index. Measured by comparing price movement of stocks over a year in relation to the index. Underperformance of a stock is denoted by a value below 1.0. Values above these levels signify that the stock has shown … [Read more...]
Relevant Costs
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Relevant Costs Costs that are linked to management decisions. The same costs may or may not be relevant in decisions about different business aspects. This concept eliminates cluttering the decision making process with unnecessary information. Random Finance Terms for the … [Read more...]
Remainderman
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Remainderman The person who is designated to receive the principal of a trust on its dissolution. Random Finance Terms for the Letter S Remainderman Remaining Maturity Remaining Principal Balance Rembrandt Market REMIC (Real Estate Mortgage Investment Conduit) Remote … [Read more...]
Remaining Maturity
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Remaining Maturity Amount of term left before a bond matures. Random Finance Terms for the Letter S Remainderman Remaining Maturity Remaining Principal Balance Rembrandt Market REMIC (Real Estate Mortgage Investment Conduit) Remote Disbursement Rental … [Read more...]
Remaining Principal Balance
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Remaining Principal Balance At any point in time, remaining amount of principal in balance, yet to be paid by borrower of a mortgage loan. Random Finance Terms for the Letter S Remainderman Remaining Maturity Remaining Principal Balance Rembrandt Market REMIC (Real … [Read more...]
Rembrandt Market
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Rembrandt Market The Netherlands' foreign market. Random Finance Terms for the Letter S Remainderman Remaining Maturity Remaining Principal Balance Rembrandt Market REMIC (Real Estate Mortgage Investment Conduit) Remote Disbursement Rental Lease Reoffering … [Read more...]
REMIC (Real Estate Mortgage Investment Conduit)
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REMIC (Real Estate Mortgage Investment Conduit) Financial instrument created by Tax Reform Act 1986. Holds secured mortgages and issues shares of various kinds to investors. Shares may be in form of pass-through bonds, certificates and others. Qualify for special tax treatment. … [Read more...]
