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Structured Convertible Securities: Limited Upside Potential

A structured convertible security is a convertible that has, in addition to the standard features of a vanilla convertible/ traditional...

    Threshold Appreciation Price Securities (TAPS): Example and Historical Background

    MedPartners Inc. issued 18,929,577 shares of threshold appreciation price securities (TAPS) on 09/15/97 at $22.1875 per share, which was also...

      Difference Between Market Capitalization and Equity

      Equity represents an ownership interest in property, assets, ventures, investments, etc. Equity relates to assets owned either by an entity...

        Difference Between Equity and Capital

        Equity represents an ownership interest in property, assets, ventures, investments, etc. Equity relates to assets owned either by an entity...

          Uncommitted Facility: Examples

          An uncommitted facility is a loan facility (e.g. a credit line) whereby the two parties (lender and borrower) have a...

            Types of Uncommitted Facility

            An uncommitted facility is a loan facility (e.g. a credit line) whereby the two parties (lender and borrower) have a...

              Principal Risk: Different Meanings

              Principal risk is a type of risk that arises from potentiality to lose part or all of the principal (par...

                Structured Retail Products: Key Types

                A structured retail product (SRP) is a financial product that is issued (by certain institutions, e.g., banks, insurance firms, etc.)...

                  Participation Products: Examples

                  A participation product is a financial product that is designed to allow the holder/ investor to participate in (i.e., get...

                    Financial Products: Examples

                    A financial product is an arrangement/ instrument/ contract that represents a financial means by which a person (natural or legal)...