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Wall Street is the name of a street that runs through the New York financial district and where the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is located. Wall Street is therefore a synonym for both the NYSE itself, as well as the economic heart of the US, the financial center of New York.

(Warrant). Like options warrants securitize the right to buy within or at the end of a certain period of time a specific underlying asset at a price known in advance or to sell. However, while options are strictly standardized, the warrants of each provider have different characteristics.

sum of counterparty risk weighted and instrument weighted assets

Similar dividend returns are calculated once a year and proved to the BMF, by a tax representative in the domestic country (bank or chartered accountant)

A deposit at a bank made by an institutional investor, a large business, another bank or an investment vehicle such as a mutual fund or pension. Wholesale deposits are usually large amounts of money, and wholesale clients are sometimes prioritized more highly than individual customers.

Proportion of shares, which is located at the systems operated by an exchange company markets in circulation and is divided into a number of investors.

The writer holds a short position in a particular option series. With a call, he has the obligation to sell the underlying at a fixed exercise price until the expiry date if the holder exercises the option. With a put he must buy the underlying asset to the expiration date if the holder exercises the option.

Issuance of an option by the writer. Leads to a short position.