Search

123 search results for terms starting with "R"

Terms 1 to 30 of 123

1. R85: The HMRC form required for non-taxpayers to receive the return from their bank or building society... more
2. Rally: An upturn in a share or a markets performance, following a fall or on breaking upwards out of a... more
3. Random walk: The theory espoused by French Mathematician Louis Bachelier in 1900 which posits that past share... more
4. Rate of return: The measure of profitability of an investment. For a security, it measures the income obtained from... more
5. Rating: The classification of the quality of bonds by various independent, professional rating services. A... more
6. Ratio spread: Option strategy using either puts or calls. The trader purchases a certain number of options and... more
7. Ration write: An investment strategy in which stock is purchased and call options are written on a greater than... more
8. Real: The act of adjusting for the rate of inflation. If an economys output has increased by 5% over a... more
9. Real account: A ledger account detailing assets and capital (such as buildings and... more
10. Real estate: Property comprising land, including the air above it and the ground below it, and any buildings or... more
11. Real estate broker: One who arranges the sale and purchase of property in return for a commission. Known as an estate... more
12. Real estate investment trust: (REIT)
In the US, a publicly traded investment trust which invests the capital of its shareholders in... more
13. Real interest rate: The rate of return or interest after deducting the current inflation rate from the actual interest... more
14. Real property: See real... more
15. Real return: The return provided by an investment after inflation has been taken into... more
16. Real time: A reference made to actual time in a computer process. For example a company selling a product... more
17. Receivables: Outstanding debts owed to a... more
18. Receiver: A person appointed by a court or creditors to wind up the affairs of a bankrupt or insolvent... more
19. Receivership: When a company cannot meet its financial commitments, one or more of its main creditors may appoint... more
20. Recession: A period of general economic decline, normally with stagnating or declining economic activity... more
21. Recognised Clearing House: In the UK, a clearing house that meets the requirements for recognition under the Financial Services... more
22. Recognised Investment Exchange: (RIE) In the UK, an investment exchange that meets the requirements for recognition under the Financial... more
23. Recognised Professional Body: (RPB) In the UK, a body that regulates the practice of a profession such as the Institute of Chartered... more
24. Recovery shares: Shares that have fallen in value but are considered to be capable of recovering especially when the... more
25. Red Book: Informal, and now largely historic, name for the detailed government spending and revenue forecasts... more
26. Redeemable: A callable security that can be bought back by the original issuer from the purchaser prior to... more
27. Redeemable preference shares: Preference shares that the issuing company reserves the right to redeem. The shares may, or may not... more
28. Redemption: The repurchase of a security, such as a bond or preferred stock, by the issuing company at maturity,... more
29. Redemption date: The date on which repayment or maturity of a bond or loan stock takes... more
30. Redemption fees: Fees, designed to discourage withdrawals, imposed by a mutual fund on shareholders who dispose of... more

1 2 3 4 5