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The expected loss from an adverse market movement over a specified period, estimated using ...
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The date on which payment is to be made to settle a transaction. A spot transaction organised ...
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Same-day value.
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Value next business day.
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An indirect consumption tax which is levied on goods at every stage of manufacture and handling. ...
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A straightforward financial instrument, such as a standard fixed-interest product with no ...
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A monetary control rule introduced by the Australian government in 1972, under which a proportion ...
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An option written over more than one asset. If an aluminium producer wants to cover currency ...
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A home loan structured with an interest rate that varies in line with money-market rates or ...
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Abbrev. variable deposit requirement.
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The rate at which the price of an option changes in relation to a small change in the volatility ...
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The speed at which money changes hands more than once. It is regarded as an important economic ...
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In many countries, investment in private equity with the aim of reaping capital gains, with ...
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A report published in 1965 following an inquiry into Australia's postwar development and ways ...
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See also: option spread.
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To confer on a person a right of authority or possession of property. In superannuation terminology, ...
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See also: back bond.
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A population, usually in an emerging economy, which has not been exposed to consumer products. ...
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The stuff you can See also: and touch: tangible exports and imports such as cars, wine, ...
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Erratic, mercurial change. A volatile market experiences unpredictable price fluctuations. ...
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A situation where shareholders agree to dissolve a company, as distinct from a situation where ...
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The counterpart to nostro account; vostro (Latin, 'yours') describes the record of an account ...
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Abbrev. variable rate mortgage.
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