See: 'irredeemable.

An individual or organisation who seeks to take over a company by purchasing its.

A security which gives the holder the right to acquire a share or bond at a specific price and date..

A private trust which empowers trustees to use their discretion in distributing funds to.

A company jointly owned by the London Stock Exchange and FT which creates and compiles financial.

Corporate bonds are issued by companies to raise capital. They are an alternative to issuing new.

These are special foreign currency denominated bank cheques which customers can buy at any branch and send to their clients to pay off debts.

Aggregated forecasts drawn from a number of different brokers about the likely future earnings of.

An approach to stockpicking which focuses on the search for shares whose prices have dropped so low.

An option strategy in which one call and one put with the same strike price and expiration are.

Insurance which provides an income to policyholders when they are unable to work due to an.

See: 'waiver of.

A term used by the London Stock Exchange to denote that a trade was effected as an agency cross or a.

(CTA)Oversees the operations of the US 'consolidated tape', which it developed, under a formal 'CTA Plan'.

An extensive property.

A card, issued by a bank (or a building society in the UK), which guarantees the payment of a cheque.

The payment of a dividend by a company out of its.

See 'baby.

This is where a seller sends documents relating to a shipment through his or her bank to the buyer's bank asking that they are released when a payment is made (CAD or D/P) or a bill of exchange is accepted (D/A).

A defensive regulation which some stock exchanges have to limit the damage of a sharp fall in.