Bilateral and Multilateral Netting
Bilateral and Multilateral Netting
Netting or “Intercompany Netting” is the process of reducing the risk of financial contracts by comb...
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24
Aug
What Is Purchasing Power Parity
PURCHASING POWER PARITY:
Purchasing Power Parity is one of the common metrics of macroeconomic analysis to compare economic growth and...
23
Aug
The Eurodollar Futures Markets
The Eurodollar Futures Markets
After World War II, several countries started to accumulate US dollars. Such countries opted not to trad...
22
Aug
The Clearing House Interbank Payment System (CHIPS)
THE CLEARING HOUSE INTERBANK PAYMENT SYSTEM ( CHIPS ):
What is the Clearing House Interbank Payment System:
The Clearing House Inter...
21
Aug
Multi-Currency or Single Currency Account?
Multi-Currency or Single Currency Account
Before answering the question let us first know more details about both the account types.
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20
Aug
What is LIBOR and how it is calculated?
What is LIBOR?
The London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) is an interest rate at which banks lend to each other in the international in...
19
Aug
What is BIS and what functions does it serve?
What is BIS?
Bank for International Settlements (BIS) is a bank for Central Banks. The mission of BIS, as the organization itself, def...
18
Aug
Reforms that will change Agricultural Image post COVID-19
Reforms that will change Agricultural Image post-COVID-19:
India stands at the 8th place in agriculture exports, with about 96 million ...
17
Aug
What is Stack & Roll Hedge?
What is Stack & Roll Hedge?
Hedging is a risk management technique used to reduce investment risks by taking the opposite position ...
16
Aug
What is Treynor’s Ratio? What are its uses?
What is Treynor's Ratio? What are its uses?
Definition:
Treynor Ratio is also called reward-to-volatility ratio measures and adjusts f...