EQUITY OF REDEMPTION
A mortgagor’s total ownership value, or rights, in a mortgaged investment, property or asset. Refer to extinguishment of equity of redemption, and right of redemption.
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A mortgagor’s total ownership value, or rights, in a mortgaged investment, property or asset. Refer to extinguishment of equity of redemption, and right of redemption.
An opportunity given an investor to buy, or sell a specific number of shares, by a certain date (date of expiration), for a pre-set price.
An OVERTHECOUNTER SWAP involving the exchange of a floating INTEREST RATE for potential gains from the depreciation of an EQUITY reference index (which may take the form of a single COMMON STOCK,
A calculate value by the following formula: value of owner’s equity divided by the value of all the assets involved. No debt financing is involved in the calculation. Identifies how much has
The collection of real estate a REIT owns or has a stake in.
Pre-set additional value or return given to an investor on demand for taking on the risk of the investment. Contrast this to a guaranteed return of a bond or as treasury certificates.
1. A vehicle that allows portioned investment in a company in trade for portioned ownership of that company. Stock or shares represent that ownership traded. Fluctuation in the value of the company
Spreading the worth, risk, and ownership of a company or property or any asset out to more that one single person or entity. This apportioned ownership apportions gain and loss, as well
Actual trading full or partial ownership of one or more security vehicles or investment risks between one or more parties.
The idea that job satisfaction and motivation comes from measuring effort and results against another company’s staff.
Total value of a company after subtracting out liabilities and debt.
Same as an option. Opportunity to purchase specific at a set price by a set date of expiration.
Calculated yearly cost for owning an asset, tallied up to a to-date, life-time cost of ownership.
A measure of the number of years it takes for an investor to recover the initial CONVERSION PREMIUM paid in acquiring a CONVERTIBLE BOND, typically computed as: where Convprem is the conversion
Job completion resource cost, in terms of individual laborers, based on a per-day rate of results on job work done to-date. Holidays, vacations, actual sick leave, and leave with or without pay
Projected production units count of an item for a specific period using a specific alternate material or for projecting over a larger accounting time-period. Benchmark for establishing departmental costs baseline.
Known also as rewritable drives and media.
Type of motherboard ROM used for long-term reused information, such as system BIOS, hardware configurations, and other defined, pre-set information. This ROM can be reused, but only for the same information when
A guarantee made by an accredited institution that an investment vehicle’s term changes are legitimate. Synonymous to a notary public signing a document. An affiliated representative of the associated financial institution or
Study of the human in the workplace. Focus is on the mental and physical stresses, necessary abilities and constraints, various workplace settings. Anatomical, physiological, and psychological activity or human factors are applied
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