OWNER OCCUPANT
A property owner who resides within his or her own property.
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A property owner who resides within his or her own property.
The person who is the holder of particular property in public records.
The capital invested in a corporation, based on the deduction of the book value of liabilities from the book value of assets.
A provision within insurances policies that allows a policy to be owned by someone other than the person insured.
The addition of oxygen or the removal of hydrogen during a chemical reaction. Opposite of REDUCTION.
The chemical alteration of a substance by mixing it with oxygen.
A firm offering a start up seed as venture capital. Also called accelerator
A loss that occured already that hasnt yet been paid. Also see ratio.
When an insurance company requires premiums be paid to prevent loss.
An insurer that underwrites property and casualty policies.
A contract that repays the insurer losses back to them. Also called indemnity, or valued contract.
An event that suspends coupon interest and principal when losses meet the agreed upon amount. This is also called an index or parametric trigger.
When index futures are rich buyers keep stocks and sell the futures. When the futures are cheap they sell stock and buy the futures.
A future contract exchanged in reference to a specific index sector, benchmark equity index, or equity basket. This is also called a commodity, currency, or interest rate future.
An over the counter swap with floating interest. The principal is notational. This type of exhange is also called index amoritizing rate, accreting, amoritizing, reverse index principle, or a variable principle swap
An event that suspends coupon interest and principal when losses meet an agreed upon amount. Also called an indemnity or parametric trigger.
An investment strategy that tries to predict the future perfromance of an asset with minimum error. This is also called an active investment strategy or an index fund.
The trading range of a security whose status is pending.
When an investor shows interest in new securities. It is nonbinding because the securities are not yet registered. Refer to the defenition of circle.
An offer given to a dealer that is uncertain. It is used as a guideline for future business offers.