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Terms for subject Securities (15 entries)

downside	A downside is a negative movement in the price of a security, sector or market. A downside can also refer to economic conditions, describing potential periods when an economy has either stopped growing or is shrinking. When used colloquially, downsides can also refer to tradeoffs or negative consequences of an otherwise beneficial decision. In finance, downside risk is an important consideration when choosing an investment. Some investments have potentially infinite downsides, meaning that there is no limit to their potential losses.	A.Rezv­ov
automated order entry system	AOES
Asian Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association	ASIFMA	ZolVas
AMPs	Accelerated Market Participation Securities	bookwo­rm
going long	Going long is a financial term used to describe the process of buying an asset with the expectation that its value will increase over time.	A.Rezv­ov
going short	Going short is a financial term used to describe a trading strategy in which an investor sells a security or asset that they do not own.	A.Rezv­ov
ICSD	International Central Securities Depository	'More
sustainability-linked loan	SLL	Ая
AMPs	Accelerated Market Participation Securities	bookwo­rm
Asian Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association	ASIFMA	ZolVas
automated order entry system	AOES
demat	dematerialised form	Krasil­nikoffm
demat	dematerialised form	Krasil­nikoffm
demat account	dematerialized account	the_ka­loyan
demat	dematerialised form	Krasil­nikoffm
demat account	dematerialized account	the_ka­loyan
going long	Going long is a financial term used to describe the process of buying an asset with the expectation that its value will increase over time.	A.Rezv­ov
ICSD	International Central Securities Depository	'More
nts	notes	Alexan­der Osh­is
nts	notes	Alexan­der Osh­is