LIMIT ORDER INFORMATION SYSTEM
an electronic system that stores and displays information on limit orders and feeds the data to the specialist display book. Orders that are entered as good, until cancelled, remain in the system
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an electronic system that stores and displays information on limit orders and feeds the data to the specialist display book. Orders that are entered as good, until cancelled, remain in the system
The insured pays the entire premium sooner than a traditional model, as set in the policy.
Insurer’s categorization of the products and policies it sells, such as Homeowners, Health or Life.
1. A scheduled service between fixed ports on a trade route by such a cargo and/or passenger transport shipping line operations. 2. Material placed between two other materials to serve as a
Email messaging services’ dedicated computer system.
Carrying passengers using a rented vehicle. Typically an automobile insurance policies’ exclusion.
The point where warehouse meets the outside world; where goods are loaded on/off a vehicle. A warehouse area.
When a swaps principal cannot be increased or decreased no matter what the interest does.
A report where asset prices distribution is calculated using a random variable to show how the market can change. Refer to normal distribution.
B/L with the terms and conditions of carriage printed on its back. Either the older Hague rules or the more recent HagueVisby rules govern these terms. Conditions of carriage are defined as
Five years or longer planning horizon for this type of plan. Also known as long range plan.
The insurer / insurance company hires one for an insured’s insurance claim investigation and settlement an insured. This person is typically and independent entity. Also refer to loss assessor.
The number of losses over a period of time.
When control is gained by buying the majority of stocks in a failing company.
In a trading session, lowest share price of the day’s trade transactions.
Repeat purchases may earn this. Also known as patronage discount.
1. Transporting vessel receiving its cargo. 2. Transportation vessel’s loaded cargo for transport. The cargo’s carrier issues a receipt known as a bill of lading.
Regulations on commercial activities involving trademarks. Federal regulations that ensure trademarks are unique to their users. It intends to reduce consumer confusion seeking to identify well-known goods or services. Also known as
An approach where the last acquired product is the first one out for sale. Refer to first in first out.
Submittal deadline a beneficiary of a letter of credit (L/C) has for required documents to receive the payment. If the L/C has no specified, either the L/C validity date or the date