It has different meanings in different contexts. A capital note may refer to a hybrid security (a hybrid); a form...
A financial security that has the characteristics of debt and equity. A classic example of hybrids (hybrid securities) is the...
A financial security that has the characteristics of debt and equity. A classic example of hybrid securities is the preferred...
The splitting, or treatment, of specific, purported debt instruments into/ as part debt and part equity. For example, the so-called...
The splitting of an entity's equity into two smaller and standalone bases. In a corresponding context, bifurcation also refers to...
An equity issuer's capitalization of its equity via two different types of security in order to attain optimal (maximum) share...
A floored FRN in which the minimum coupon that is linked to the underlying floating rate (short-term rate, such as...
An inverse FRN whose coupon moves inversely with respect to interest rates by more than one for one. The note...
A type of liability that arises unintentionally (i.e., without fault) or that is looked at without regard to fault. Typically,...
It stands for law of large numbers; a probability principle which states that a simple mean, range, standard deviation, or...