The period in which many existing debt arrangements come due or approach maturity. For example, loans, bonds, and leveraged buyout...
A type of financial transformation in which the liabilities of intermediaries, such as banks and non-banks, are typically much more...
A process whereby a financial institution capitalizes on mismatches between the two sides of its balance sheet (assets and liabilities)....
An interest payment on a bond that is more or less than interest payment of typical six months. This is...
An interest payment on a bond that is more or less than interest payment of typical six months. This is...
It stands for cumulative auction market preferred stock; a preferred stock whose dividend is reset at specified periods based, for...
A preferred stock whose dividend is reset at specified periods based, for example, on the maximum of a set of...
An abbreviated form of cum dividend; a stock trades cum dividend (with or including dividend) when buyers qualify to receive...
A stock trades cum dividend (with or including dividend) when buyers qualify to receive the next dividend payment. The cum-dividend...
In relation to fixed interest bearing securities (bonds, notes, debentures, etc), cum interest includes, in addition to the cost or...