A covered warrant is a tradable financial instrument issued by a financial institution—usually a bank or authorised issuer—that grants the holder the right, but not the obligation, to...
Temporary reversal of trend in share prices. This could be a reaction (a decrease following a consistent rise in prices) or a rally (an increase following a consistent...
The risk that between the time a transaction has been arranged and the time of actual settlement, the counterparty to the transaction will fail to make the appropriate...
A cash rich person who may either by himself or through the company he controls buys in very large numbers of equity shares of a target company with...
In financial markets, a corner refers to a situation in which an individual investor or a group of investors gains substantial control over the supply of a particular...
The way in which companies run themselves, in particular the way in which they are accountable to those who have a vested interest in their performance, especially their...
The number of shares which may be acquired upon the conversion of a convertible instrument. The ratio is calculated as instrument’s principal amount divided by conversion price.
