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Certificate in which the investor participates in the price increase of an underlying asset depending on the participation factor. – Losses of the underlying asset are cushioned up to an agreed threshold. If the underlying asset is quoted above the strike price at maturity, the investor receives the equivalent amount. If the underlying is below […]

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Share in a stock corporation that – on a certain date or – upon the occurrence of a certain event – such as: The share is contractually subject to mandatory redemption by the corporation, either by payment in cash or by transfer of assets of the corporation. – Under FSAS 150, shares with a right […]

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The change in share prices in an area or an industry within a certain period of time. – See shares market volatility, market risk, volatility risk. – Cf. ECB Monthly Report of March 2008, pp. 45 ff (share price volatility occasionally during the subprime crisis; overviews), Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report of February 2010, pp. 46 […]

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Interim report by the Board of Management sent out by stock corporations to shareholders (and the business press), usually on a quarterly or semi-annual basis. According to critical evaluations (worldwide!The majority of the communications, following critical evaluations (worldwide!) of letters sent out, proceed as follows: – Presentation of adverse circumstances within the reporting period, – […]

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Option offered by an insurance company to invest money contractually paid out under a life insurance policy in a fund on behalf of the customer. – The particular advantage here is that the investor can use a withdrawal arrangement to determine the amount and the period over which he wishes to receive payments from the […]

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In the case of an engagement on the financial market, the losses incurred are balanced by profits made at the end (transactions that result in a zero net sum gain: nothing is gained and nothing is lost, in other words a break-even situation). Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright and may only be […]

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A former levy in cash to the upper ecclesiastical authority (diocese) on the part of those clergy who drew regular income from more than one salaried appointment (prebend; prepend), sometimes called table money. – One-time or ongoing payment by a monastery to redeem claims from a panisbrief (bread letter, food letter, lay lord’s prebend). – […]

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In the financial market in general, a state in which buyers (more rarely also referring to sellers) hold back on the basis of certain expectations. – In the case of the central bank, a behavior in which it does not implement any of its measures (often regardless of calls from the public), but may comment […]

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Unless otherwise defined, an order issued by the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority to cease business operations and dissolve the Company. – A settlement order is a sovereign measure taken by an authority in the field of public law to settle an individual case with direct legal effect on the outside, i.e. an administrative act […]

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Accounting principles applicable in China since the beginning of 2007. They are broadly aligned with IFRS. – Cf. BaFin Annual Report 2007, p. 64 (effects). Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by copyright and may only be used for private purposes without express consent! University Professor Dr. Gerhard Merk, Dipl.rer.pol., Dipl.rer.oec. Professor Dr. Eckehard Krah, […]