EX DIVIDEND (EX DIV)
Means the shares buyer has no forthcoming dividend. Contrast to cum dividend.
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Means the shares buyer has no forthcoming dividend. Contrast to cum dividend.
Cash available that is greater than what is planned. Exhibits as greater revenue on its balance sheet. The limit is typically 20 percent.
In a given situation, the use of aggressive capability above expectation. The capability use is deemed unreasonable or unwarranted.
Statement in an agreement that does not cover or does not include something, such as excluding relatives from insurance coverage. Refer to exculpatory clause, exemption clause, and indemnity clause.
Removing blame or accusation from a person. Typically for a non-criminal act, like a traffic accident. There is nothing illegal or immoral or criminal in this action. Contrast and refer to acquit
One who assists an executive. Can be secretarial, administrative, logistical, or a representative-designee replacement for the executive in approved, documented activities and decisions.
An unfinished trust, missing instructions for the trustor. Known also as imperfect trust or incompletely constituted trust. Refer to executed trust.
Allows a more detail view of owner equity in a company. One calculates by subtracting liabilities and asset value remove from the company by this owner from total revenue to-date since ownership
Mortality-table-based prediction of the likely, time-bound frequency of death in a specific group of people.
Monies allocated to an employee to cover expenses.
How an experiment is controlled when testing the affect of human behavior on the testing process.
A BULL SPREAD or BEAR SPREAD that generates a payoff once the two STRIKE PRICES defining the SPREAD are breached i.e., the spread
An incentive program that attracts firms into exporting. Help is offered to get their business and promote it.
A plan that manufacturers use to dispose of the products they make. It is done to get rid of waste and encourage environmental safety.
Measures that affect the company operations that are imposed by the government or another organization. It is a rule that affects the company and involves taxes as well.
A factor those benefits and costs are not recorded on the market prices.
The process of using blank metal or plastic being forced through a metal piece or die to make a single ribbon.
A document that a cosignor makes to certify a dangerous good is in accordance with international shipping standards.
Protection against loss of equipment and media used in data processing. It also helps with restarting business operations. It is in the specified risk or hazards that the items covered are listed.
The date when a product is made or when it is as it is described in the technical literature.