- Industria: Financial services
- Number of terms: 25840
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- Company Profile:
UBS AG, a financial services firm, provides wealth management, asset management, and investment banking services to private, corporate, and institutional clients worldwide.
Switzerland: short-term capital raised by first-class Swiss and foreign borrowers by tender at a fixed interest rate and maturity (up to 364 days).
Industry:Banking
Strategy for opening up a foreign market, whereby a company joins forces with partners in another country to set up a business there. Under this arrangement, ownership, management and control of the business are shared.
Industry:Banking
Demand for additional funds to increase the value of the cover for loans collateralized by securities or for financial futures whose prices have fallen below a predetermined level. See also margin account, maintenance margin.
Industry:Banking
Abbr.: OTC. Also: off-exchange trading. Securities trading outside the regular exchange. Also includes telephone trading in unlisted securities. See also post-market trading.
Industry:Banking
Also referred to as risk spread, risk spreading. Diversifying capital investments or loans granted to third parties so as to achieve the greatest possible protection against risks of losses or reductions in income. The aim is to ensure an optimally balanced risk exposure via the broad diversification of investments (or loans) in terms of the geographical mix, currencies, sectors and individual companies. See also diversification.
Industry:Banking
Also: talon. Certificate attached to the coupon sheet of a share or bond and exchangeable for a new set of coupons.
Industry:Banking
On Swiss Exchange: period between the close of trading on a given trading day and the opening of trading on the following trading day. During this period, orders may be entered into the order book but will not be matched.
Industry:Banking
Also: widely held share.
(1) Share issued in Germany in connection with privatizations of public sector companies and offered to a broad section of the population.
(2) In Switzerland: share which is widely held by the general public. See also low-priced share.
Industry:Banking
Structured product contracts with trigger points that, when crossed, automatically generate events such as changes in value, redemption or coupon.
Industry:Banking
Abbr.: CIF. Also: Cost, Insurance and Freight. A contractual term usual in foreign trade which states that all costs for shipping, insurance and freight to the harbour of destination are included in the price of the goods. CIF is only practicable for sea or inland waterway transport. In all other cases the CIP clause is used in place of CIF. See also FAS, FOB.
Industry:Banking
