What is Straddle Strategy?
What is Straddle Strategy?
Introduction:
Strategies for options may seem confusing, but that's because they give you a lot of versat...
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24
Sep
What is Straight Through Processing?
What is Straight Through Processing?
Straight-through Processing ("STP") is a mechanism that automates the end-to-end processing of tra...
23
Sep
What is Clearing Margin?
What is Clearing Margin?
Clearing margins are financial safeguards that guarantee that clearing members (usually businesses or corpora...
22
Sep
Comparative Advantage
Comparative Advantage
Introduction:
In a world that’s more connected than ever before, surely a country producing everything by itself ...
21
Sep
What is Netting?
What is netting?
A method of reducing credit, settlement, and other risks of financial contracts by aggregating (combining) two or m...
20
Sep
What is Settlement Price?
What is Settlement Price?
What is Settlement?
Settlement is the final exchange of money and securities on the settlement date between ...
19
Sep
Role of Brokers in Financial Markets
Role of Brokers in Financial Markets
Definition
A broker could be an individual or a firm that acts as an intermediary between two par...
18
Sep
Why do Companies Delist from the Exchange?
Delisting-Why do Companies Delist from the Exchange?
Introduction:
We often hear of companies needing to be listed on the stock mark...
17
Sep
What is TARGET2 and what function does it serve?
What is TARGET2
CONCEPT:
Modern economics relies on the safe and efficient flow of transactions. Payment systems provide the network th...
16
Sep
Financial Information eXchange (FIX) Protocol Messaging
Financial Information eXchange (FIX) Protocol Messaging
What is FIX?
The Financial Information eXchange (FIX) Protocol is a set of mes...