A category of assets that are supposedly safe or riskless. Examples of safe assets include US treasury bonds, currencies of...
A bond which is payable at par to its holder on demand once the lock-out or deferment period expires. This...
The collateral (securities collateralized) that is posted by a borrower against the repo loan in the repo market. Repo collateral...
A type or situation of risk sentiment where investors seek the safety of riskless assets and investments. In a risk-negative...
A cross-currency swap in which the bank sponsor/ arranger pays a hard currency (like dollar, euro, etc) and receives a...
The margin (spread) that is demanded by the market on a debt instrument (such as a bond, floater, etc). For...
A type or situation of risk sentiment where investors seek the safety of riskless assets and investments. In a risk-off...
The average annualized composite rate for treasury bonds (United States) that are issued for periods of ten years and longer...
A bond whose principal is registered in the name of its owner, but where interest coupons are payable to the...
A bond whose ownership is evidenced by registration in the transfer office of the issuer (corporate issuer, government issuer, etc)....