Events of Default Events specified in a contract that enable lenders to ask for immediate debt repayment. … [Read more...]
Evergreen Credit
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Evergreen Credit Credit that is available without a specific maturity date on a revolving basis. … [Read more...]
Ex Post Return
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Ex Post Return Refer: Holding period return. Rate of return over a specific period. … [Read more...]
Exact Matching
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Exact Matching Portfolio management strategy used with bonds to find the most economical portfolio that can generate cash inflows that equal the cash outflows that the investment finances. … [Read more...]
Exante Return
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Exante Return A portfolio’s expected return that is based on the returns expected from component assets and their weights in the portfolio. … [Read more...]
Exception Item
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Exception Item Banking terminology that refers to a check that cannot be processed because of one of several reasons. For example, a stop payment order, account has been closed or signature is missing. … [Read more...]
Excess Reserves
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Excess Reserves Actual reserves minus required reserves. Shows potential for credit expansion. … [Read more...]
Excess Return on the Market Portfolio
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Excess Return on the Market Portfolio Return generated by a market portfolio minus rate at which risk is zero. … [Read more...]
Excess Returns
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Excess Returns Also termed abnormal returns. The returns generated in excess of what is required or predicted by an asset pricing model. … [Read more...]
Exchange
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Exchange A platform or market where bonds, shares, futures and options on stocks, indices and commodities can be traded. Main stock exchanges in the U.S: New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), the National Association of Securities Dealers (NASDAQ), American Stock Exchange (AMEX). … [Read more...]
The Exchange
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The Exchange The New York stock exchange. Also termed Big Board. Location: Wall Street, New York City. Over 2,000 preferred and common stocks are traded here. Founded in 1792, this is the oldest and largest exchange in the U.S. … [Read more...]
Exchange Controls
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Exchange Controls Restrictions placed by the Government over purchase of local/ domestic currency by citizens of other countries or purchase of overseas currencies by local/ domestic citizens. … [Read more...]
Exchange Distribution
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Exchange Distribution Trade wherein several buy- sell orders have been pooled into one transaction that is carried out with a large block of shares being traded in an exchange. … [Read more...]
Exchange of Assets
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Exchange of Assets Purchase or acquisition of a different business by means of buying its assets and paying cash or stock in exchange. … [Read more...]
Exchange of Stock
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Exchange of Stock Buying or acquiring another company through acquiring its stock by paying shares or cash in exchange. … [Read more...]
Exchange Offer
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Exchange Offer A firm’s offer to exchange one security, for example, bond or preferred stock, for another security, such common stock shares. … [Read more...]
Exchange Rate
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Exchange Rate Current price of currency of a country as expressed in terms of currency used in another country. … [Read more...]
Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM)
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Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) Methodology that enables EMS members to maintain their exchange rates for currency within a range previously agreed upon, when compared with other members. … [Read more...]
Exchange Rate Risk
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Exchange Rate Risk Also termed currency risk. Risk of changes in the value of investment arising out changes in exchange rates of currency. … [Read more...]
Exchange Risk
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Exchange Risk The fluctuation in a firm's value that is the outcome of unpredicted exchange rate movements. Or the degree to which the current value of a business is predicted to fluctuate as a consequence of a specific currency's decline in value or appreciation in value. … [Read more...]
