Tailgating refers to the act of following another vehicle too closely while driving, leaving insufficient distance to react safely if the leading vehicle slows down or stops suddenly....
The Takeover Panel, formally known as the Panel on Takeovers and Mergers, is the independent regulatory body responsible for supervising and enforcing the rules governing takeovers and mergers...
Synchronized trading refers to the coordinated execution of buy or sell orders by multiple market participants in a manner that creates a pre-arranged pattern of transactions. These trades...
Switching refers to the process of directing data, signals, or communication paths from one point to another within a network, system, or circuit. It enables the controlled transfer...
Sweat equity refers to the non-monetary contribution of labour, effort, expertise or time that individuals invest in a project, organisation or asset, thereby creating value without providing financial...
A swaption, short for swap option, is a financial derivative contract that gives the holder the right but not the obligation to enter into an interest rate swap...
An Interest rate swap designed to end counterparty’s role in another Interest rate swap, accomplished by counterbalancing the original swap in maturity, reference rate, and notional amount.
A financial transaction which exploits arbitrage opportunities between markets and in which two counter parties agree to exchange streams of payments over time according to a predetermined rule.
A sub-broker is an intermediary authorised to act on behalf of a stockbroker in facilitating transactions for clients in securities markets. Sub-brokers operate under the supervision of a...
A subaccount is a subsidiary ledger or secondary account created within a primary account to organise, classify or segregate financial activities for clearer tracking and reporting. It is...
