Alphabetical - L
Ladder Option | Whenever the underlying hits a "rung" or threshold price level the strike is reset and gains to that point cannot be lost. |
Lag | The time between making the actual trade and settling |
Lamda | see Vega |
LCE | London Commodity Exchange - cocoa, coffee, sugar, etc Merged with LIFFE in 1996 |
LDC | ?? |
Lead Manager | Bank(s) taking a key role in a syndicated loan or issue of securities like eurobonds |
LEAPS | Long-term Equity Anticipation Securities - These are relatively long-term options on individual stocks or stock indices. |
Leasing | A kind of rental agreement whereby companies purchase land or equipment and pay for it by instalments. |
Letter of Credit | A method of financing a trade |
Leverage | American term for gearing or making a small amount of money go a long way |
Liability | The side of the bank's balance sheet dealing with borrowings - that is deposits, formal loans to others. Also share capital. |
LIBID | London Interbank Bid Rate |
LIBOR | London Interbank Offered Rate – most common maturity is 3 months |
LIBOR Curve | LIBOR zero-coupon interest rates as a function of maturity. |
LIBOR-In-Arrears Swap | Swap where the LIBOR rate observed on a date is paid on that date rather than one accrual period later. |
Life Assurance | A form of saving whereby individuals invest a small monthly premium in return for a much larger sum later on. |
Life Insurance | A scheme whereby individuals pay a premium to a company which guarantees to pay their dependents a lump sum in the veent of death. |
LIFFE | London International Financial Futures Exchange. |
LIMEAN | Average of the LIBOR and LIBID rates |
Limit Move | The maximum price move permitted by the exchange in a single trading session. |
Limit Order | An order that can be executed only at a specified price or one more favourable to the investor. |
Liquidity | This is how quickly would the lender get their money back. The longer the notice period the higher the interest rate |
Liquidity Preference Theory | A theory leading to the conclusion that forward interest rates are above expected future spot interest rates. |
Liquidity Premium | The amount that forward interest rates exceed expected future spot interest rate. |
Liquidity Ratio | Usually a percentage relationship between a banks liquid assets and its eligible liabilities. |
Liquidity Risk | The risk that trading in an asset dries up and prices cannot be found or are subject to sharp fluctuations. |
Liquidity Theory | The principle that investors will demand a greater reward for investing their money for longer periods of time. |
Lloyds of London | The insurance market |
LME | London Metal Exchange |
Loan | ?? |
Local Currency | ?? |
Local Market Products | ?? |
Locals | Traders dealing for themselves as speculators |
London Clearing House | The main operating company of ICCH |
Long | To be long in shares, bonds or foreign exchange is it own more than you have sold |
Long Bond | ?? |
Long Hedge | A hedge involving a long futures position |
Long Only Fund | relative to an underlying index - constrained by index weights |
Long Position | The agreement to buy |
Long Protection | ?? |
Long Short Fund | Long short portfolios are infinitely riskier than long only because losses on short-positions are unlimited. |
Lookback Option | ?? |
LORO | Alternative form of Vostro |
LYON | Liquid Yield Option Note |
Ladder Option Whenever the underlying hits a "rung" or threshold price level the strike is reset and gains to that point cannot be lost. |
Lag The time between making the actual trade and settling |
Lamda see Vega |
LCE London Commodity Exchange - cocoa, coffee, sugar, etc Merged with LIFFE in 1996 |
LDC ?? |
Lead Manager Bank(s) taking a key role in a syndicated loan or issue of securities like eurobonds |
LEAPS Long-term Equity Anticipation Securities - These are relatively long-term options on individual stocks or stock indices. |
Leasing A kind of rental agreement whereby companies purchase land or equipment and pay for it by instalments. |
Letter of Credit A method of financing a trade |
Leverage American term for gearing or making a small amount of money go a long way |
Liability The side of the bank's balance sheet dealing with borrowings - that is deposits, formal loans to others. Also share capital. |
LIBID London Interbank Bid Rate |
LIBOR London Interbank Offered Rate – most common maturity is 3 months |
LIBOR Curve LIBOR zero-coupon interest rates as a function of maturity. |
LIBOR-In-Arrears Swap Swap where the LIBOR rate observed on a date is paid on that date rather than one accrual period later. |
Life Assurance A form of saving whereby individuals invest a small monthly premium in return for a much larger sum later on. |
Life Insurance A scheme whereby individuals pay a premium to a company which guarantees to pay their dependents a lump sum in the veent of death. |
LIFFE London International Financial Futures Exchange. |
LIMEAN Average of the LIBOR and LIBID rates |
Limit Move The maximum price move permitted by the exchange in a single trading session. |
Limit Order An order that can be executed only at a specified price or one more favourable to the investor. |
Liquidity This is how quickly would the lender get their money back. The longer the notice period the higher the interest rate |
Liquidity Preference Theory A theory leading to the conclusion that forward interest rates are above expected future spot interest rates. |
Liquidity Premium The amount that forward interest rates exceed expected future spot interest rate. |
Liquidity Ratio Usually a percentage relationship between a banks liquid assets and its eligible liabilities. |
Liquidity Risk The risk that trading in an asset dries up and prices cannot be found or are subject to sharp fluctuations. |
Liquidity Theory The principle that investors will demand a greater reward for investing their money for longer periods of time. |
Lloyds of London The insurance market |
LME London Metal Exchange |
Loan ?? |
Local Currency ?? |
Local Market Products ?? |
Locals Traders dealing for themselves as speculators |
London Clearing House The main operating company of ICCH |
Long To be long in shares, bonds or foreign exchange is it own more than you have sold |
Long Bond ?? |
Long Hedge A hedge involving a long futures position |
Long Only Fund relative to an underlying index - constrained by index weights |
Long Position The agreement to buy |
Long Protection ?? |
Long Short Fund Long short portfolios are infinitely riskier than long only because losses on short-positions are unlimited. |
Lookback Option ?? |
LORO Alternative form of Vostro |
LYON Liquid Yield Option Note |
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