SOVEREIGN RIGHT
A right that a state possesess which allows it to act for the benefit of all of its citizens as it sees fit.
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A right that a state possesess which allows it to act for the benefit of all of its citizens as it sees fit.
An endorsement where the endorsee is named and to whom a negotiable instrument is to be paid.
A bond issued by a foreign company using the yen as currency in the market in Japan. Refer to daimyo, geisha, shibosai, and shogun.
A secular firm with the ability to regulate and standardize the industry by providing ethical rules.
A foreign company using the yen to make a transaction in Japan. Refer to daimyo, geisha, samurai, and shogun.
A bill that must be paid to the hold when presented.
Currency that was brought about in 1970 to supplement national reserves and maintain foreign exchange market stability. This is a convertible currency.
Anyone with that has a legal, financial or social interest in a company such as shareholders, managers, suppliers, directors, government, employees and the community. Refer to direct stakeholders and indirect stakeholders.
Purchasing or selling options with the same maturity date but different strike prices taking advantage of market volatility. Refer to straddle.
Reinsurance where the reinsurer only assumes loss beyond established retentions.
An unexpected offer of tender to suddenly takeover a company rapidly. Refer to dawn raid and premium raid.
The buyback of stock to increase the treasury stock contra account reducing equity on the open market by a company that sporadically has additional funds.
A corporate executive officer responsible for identifying the duties of the board of directors within the single board system in Japan.
A corporation that is overseen by one board of directors consisting of 10 to 30 members guided by a chairman (possibly the CEO) who are nominated by internal sources and elected at
The market maker in the stock exchange. They manage and balance the market at all times. They are sometimes even a dealer.
An extra charge placed on certain legal documents by purchasing a stamp to be placed on said document.
When a firm is long on one put and two call options with equal strike prices creating a spread to make use of market volatility to secure unlimited profit potential with minimal
An over the counter derivative with periodic payments. They mature in 1 to 10 years. For the foreign markets it is a pair of spot and forward transactions. The spot offsets the
A broker that overcharges for trades against established rules or an advisor who makes a profit by beating their clients to an investment.
Using syndications, participations and subunderwritings to reduce a new loans or bonds risk exposure.