It stands for risk-on, risk-off; the process of two-way switching between risky and risk-free investments depending on or in reaction...
A note or bond whose coupons are based on the difference between two floating-rate indexes. Typically, these notes or bonds...
A tool that measures the average length of time the holder of a bond has to wait before receiving cash...
The process of two-way switching between risky and risk-free investments depending on or in reaction to risk sentiment as perceived...
The net interest accrued on a bond since its last ex-dividend date. The following formula is usually used to calculate...
An abbreviated form for bond ex-dividend; the interval between the announcement of a coupon and the payment date. If a...
The constrained right of an issuer to redeem a convertible from holders before the passage of a specific period of...
A bond that returns principal and interest on a regular basis. It pays a coupon and makes partial repayment of...
A fixed-income security (usually a bond) that has no early redemption features (callability or embedded call option). Bullets (bullet securities)...
A bond that is issued on the UK market by a foreign company (borrower), typically denominated in British pounds. This...