(EMA) A moving average that gives extra weight to more recent price.

Ratings of financial reliability given by Best's Rating Service to insurance companies with a top.

An insurance policy which pays a specified amount to the insured in the event that he/she goes to.

An auction of multiple identical items in which the winning bidder pays the price bid by the lowest.

The party to which a Bill of Exchange is addressed for payment or acceptance. Usually, the Importer in an international trade transaction. In a Letter of Credit transaction it may be the issuing or advising bank.

The value of a business to a purchaser over and above its net asset value. It reflects the value.

Insurance covering the structure or contents of a house. This type of insurance now tends to.

(IRR)The interest rate which, when used as the discount rate for a series of cash flows, gives a net.

A mortgage where regular payments (usually monthly) only meet the interest requirements. The.

(ISG)Allows regulatory staffs of the US securities exchanges and the NASD to co-ordinate industry-wide.

The government department responsible to the Treasury for the collection of direct taxes which.

Extra bits added on to a derivatives instrument or securities issue with the intention of.

A ratio used to work out how many days on average it takes a company to pay its creditors..

The inability of a person or company to settle debts when they become.

(ECGD) The government department which helps companies finance exports, mainly by insuring them against the.

The risk that a buyer or seller will not complete a deal due to their inability to meet their obligations, or a deterioration in their financial position.

A record maintained by a trading specialist of buy and sell orders for a given.

The party that issues a Bill of Exchange. Usually, the Exporter in an international trade transaction.

A City professional whose job is to decide how fund money is invested.

A spread strategy that increases the account's cash balance when it is established. A bull spread.