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equity paper:A Security which represents a share of the company itself usually, for example for shares. In the case of funds you are not involved in the company itself, but in the special assets of the capital investment company. |
equity securities:Securities which normally represent a share of the company. Shares are equity securities. In the case of Investment fund certificates, one is not involved in the company itself, but in the special assets of the capital investment company. |
equity security:Securities, which include membership rights in a company or ownership interests in a pool of assets. In investment companies: A Note representing joint ownership of the fund assets (investment certificate). |
ERA:v. SAFE |
ESCB:abbr. European System of Central Banks |
ESMA (European Securities and Markets Authority):abbr. BWA(german) means federal securities and market authority. |
ETF:abbr. Exchange Traded Funds |
EUR:abbr. ISO currency code for Euro |
EUREX:Futures market which is arisen from the merger of the German DTB and the Swiss SOFFEX. www.eurexchange.com |
EURIBOR:EURo Interbank Offered Rate, average rate which is formed by 57 reference banks from Euro-countries and non Euro-countries.It has replaced the national reference rates (e.g. Fibor) on 1.1.99. In many market segments the EURIBOR has replaced the LIBOR as an important reference rate. The calculation is executed by the information service company Bridge. (www.euribor.org) |
Euro:(EUR) Official name of the common European currency. One Euro is divided into 100 cents. In 1999 the exchange rates of the currencies of the participating countries were irrevocably fixed to the euro and the listing of the Securities switched to euro (1 euro = 13.7603 ATS). |
euro bond:A bond issued in a currency other than the currency of the country or market in which it is issued. |
Euro commercial paper:CP issued in the Euro market |
euro dollar:USD which are traded in the euro-money market, i.e. outside of the United States e.g. in Tokyo in general, a currency is called euro-currency if it is traded outside the country where it is the legal tender |
Euro Interbank Offered Rate:previously |
Euro interest method:see actual/360 |
Euro Overnight Index-Average:(EONIA) The weighted average of overnight Euro Interbank Offer Rates for inter-bank loans. EONIA is the standard interest rate for Euro currency deposits. The European Central Bank is responsible for calculating the EONIA every day. www.euribor.org |
Euro-bond:Bond which is issued outside the home country of the issuer in the international capital market, normally not in the home currency of the issuer. It is common practise that the legal basis is English or US law. |
Euro-LIBOR:the LIBOR for EUR calculated by the BBA,as the most important benchmark for the EUR replaced by EURIBOR |
euro-market:market for credits and deposits in euro-currenciesa currency becomes an euro-currency when it is dealt outside the country where it is legal tender |