Turnover 1. In mutual funds, it is a trading activity measure for the last year that is calculated as percentage of fund’s total assets (average). A 33% turnover ratio means that the trades value represented one third of the fund’s assets. 2. In finance, it refers to the number … [Read more...]
Two-Factor Model
Two-Factor Model Capital asset pricing model’s zero beta version by Black. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Trust Deed Trust Fund Trust Receipt TT&L Account Turnaround Turnaround Time Turnkey Construction Contract Turnover Two-Factor Model … [Read more...]
Two-Fund Separation Theorem
Two-Fund Separation Theorem It is a non-real life and purely theoretical result, which indicates that all investors will possess a combination of the market portfolio and risk free assets. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Two-Fund Separation Theorem Two Name … [Read more...]
Two Name Paper
Two Name Paper Trade paper is colloquially called trade name paper. Both bankers acceptances and trade acceptances are two name papers. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Two-Fund Separation Theorem Two Name Paper Two-Sided Market Two-State Option Pricing … [Read more...]
Two-Sided Market
Two-Sided Market It is a market in which asked and bid prices are quoted. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Two-Fund Separation Theorem Two Name Paper Two-Sided Market Two-State Option Pricing Model Two Step Mortgage Two-Tier Tax System Two Way Quote Type … [Read more...]
Two Step Mortgage
Two Step Mortgage A mortgage which is fixed interest rate for a pre specified period (generally 5-7 years), after which the interest rates are market driven. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Two-Fund Separation Theorem Two Name Paper Two-Sided Market Two-State … [Read more...]
Two-Tier Tax System
Two-Tier Tax System It is a taxation system in which the shareholder’s income ends up getting taxed twice. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Two-Fund Separation Theorem Two Name Paper Two-Sided Market Two-State Option Pricing Model Two Step Mortgage Two-Tier Tax … [Read more...]
Two Way Quote
Two Way Quote It is a quote that informs about both the ask and bid price security. This helps the trader find out at what price could he can buy or sell the security at. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Two-Fund Separation Theorem Two Name Paper Two-Sided … [Read more...]
Type
Type Categorizing an options contract as a call or put. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Two-Fund Separation Theorem Two Name Paper Two-Sided Market Two-State Option Pricing Model Two Step Mortgage Two-Tier Tax System Two Way Quote Type … [Read more...]
Unbiased Predicator
Unbiased Predicator According to this theory, the price of a security at a future date would equal forward rates in the market today. Random Finance Terms for the Letter U Unauthorized Investment Unbiased Predicator Unbundling Unchanged Uncommitted Facility Uncovered … [Read more...]
Unchanged
Unchanged Situations where there are no changes in the price of a security between two time frames or periods (day, weak, year etc). Random Finance Terms for the Letter U Unauthorized Investment Unbiased Predicator Unbundling Unchanged Uncommitted Facility Uncovered … [Read more...]
Uncommitted Facility
Uncommitted Facility Credit facilities that do not impose restrictions on lending institutions with regard to fund amounts that can be lent. Random Finance Terms for the Letter U Unauthorized Investment Unbiased Predicator Unbundling Unchanged Uncommitted … [Read more...]
Uncovered Call
Uncovered Call A position in a short call option where the underlying stocks in the writer’s options contracts are not owned by him. It is riskier compared to covered calls, where the underlying stock is owned by the writer. If the buyer chooses to exercise the contract, the writer … [Read more...]
Uncovered Put
Uncovered Put A position in a short put option where (a) there isn’t an equivalent short-stock position (b) there are no deposits of cash equivalents or cash whose value equals the put’s exercise value. This is very risks for the writer, who has made a pledge to buy the stocks at a … [Read more...]
Undercapitalization
Undercapitalization A situation in which a company does not generate sufficient cash flow to conduct business operations or to pay creditors. If this continues for some time, then there is a possibility of the company going bankrupt. Random Finance Terms for the Letter … [Read more...]
Undercast
Undercast An error in forecasting that arises when things like performance levels, cash flows or production are being estimated. The estimation produced in undercasting is lower that the actual realized value. Random Finance Terms for the Letter U Unauthorized … [Read more...]
Underemployment
Underemployment In an economy, it is the measurement of employment, which analyses how efficiently the labor force is utilized depending on experience, skill and availability. Highly skilled workers employed in low-salaried or low-skill jobs fall under the underemployment … [Read more...]
Underfunded Pension Plan
Underfunded Pension Plan Pension plans that are not running a surplus, with liabilities exceeding assets. Random Finance Terms for the Letter U Underfunded Pension Plan Underinvestment Problem Underlying Underlying Asset Underlying Cost Underlying Profit Underlying … [Read more...]
Underinvestment Problem
Underinvestment Problem Similar to an asset substitution situation, where stockholders decide not to invest in assets that have a low risk to prevent transferring their wealth to debtholders. Random Finance Terms for the Letter U Underfunded Pension Plan Underinvestment … [Read more...]