(ESOP)A plan devised to encourage employees to purchase stock in their company usually at a price below.

A situation where an individual is incapable of settling his/her debts and has been served a.

A term which applies to trusts without an interest in possession (for example a discretionary trust).

A self regulated London exchange serving world wide interests. It is the world's premier maritime.

A person trained and specialising in risk, statistics and finance who gives advice on insurance and.

Units in a unit trust where the income from the trust's investments is reinvested in the trust.

Regular investment of a fixed dollar amount in a mutual fund with dividends.

Uses a large historical price database to evaluate a trading system's.

A trust which allows parents to give capital to a child and have the income from that capital.

(ARM)In the US, a mortgage in which the interest rate is liable to change over the term of the loan and.

In the futures market the price of a contract for future delivery of a commodity usually trades.

A fund in which the objective is to outperform the market average by actively seeking out stocks.

An income tax allowance to single people including widows/widowers, separated spouses etc who are.

The document which lists the regulations that govern the running of a company. Articles of.

Typically a bank or brokerage account in the names of two (or more) people. Arrangements can be.

Commodities such as metals, coffee and grain which are bought and sold for use as opposed to hedging.

A system operated by the clearing banks in which a paper slip/document instructs a bank branch to.

Bankers Automated Clearing Services BACS is an APACS clearing company which provides an automated clearing service for payments.

One of the main components of a company's Report and Accounts, the balance sheet provides a.

An individual legally appointed by a court to settle the affairs of a deceased person who failed to.