Alphabetical - R
RAFT | Revolving Acceptance Facility by Tender |
Rainbow Option | An option whose payoff is dependent on two or more underlying variables. |
Range-Forward Contract | The combination of a long call and short put or the combination of a short call and long put. |
Rating Agency | Such as Moodys, Standard & Poors and Fitch which rate the default risk on corporate and soverign debt. |
Real Interest Rate | The return on an investment once the effect of inflation is taken into account. |
Rebalancing | The process of adjusting a trading position periodically. Usually the purpose is to maintain delta neutral. |
Redeem | Buy back or pay off. |
Redeemable | Applied to a preference share or bond - may be redeemed by the issuer on terms stated at outset. |
Redemption | ?? |
Redemption Date | ?? |
Redemption Yield | ?? |
Registered | ?? |
Repayment Mortgage | Mortgage on which capital and interest are gradually repaid. |
Repo | ?? |
Repo Rate | The rate of interest in a repo transation. |
Repurchase Agreement | Selling securities and agreeing to buy then back at a slightly higher price. |
Reset Date | The date in a swap or cap or floor when the floating rate for the next period is set. |
Residual Risk | ?? |
Retained Earnings | Past profits which the company has not distributed to shareholders. |
Reversion Level | The level that the value of a market variable (e.g. an interest rate) tends to revert. |
Revolver Bond | A Revolver Bond is a variant of a regular Bond or other debt security. |
Revolving Credit | A commitment to lend on a recurring basis on pre-defined terms |
Rho | Rate of change of the price of a derivative with the interest rate. |
Rights Issue | An offer of shares for cash to existing shareholders in proportion to their existing holdings (e.g. 2 for 1). An issue to existing shareholders of a security giving them the right to buy new shares at a certain price. |
Risk | Government transactions are regarded as the safest and therefore have the lowest rates of interest |
Risk Free Rate | The rate of interest that can be earned without assuming any risk. |
Risk Management | ?? |
Risk Neutral Valuation | The valuation of an option or other derivative assuming the world is risk neutral. Risk-neutral valuation gives the correct price for a derivtaive in all worlds, not just in the risk-neutral world. |
Risk Neutral World | A world where investors are assumed to require no extra return on average for bearing risks. |
Risk Premium | The expected rate of return above the risk free interest rate. |
Risk Weighted Assets | RWA is the aggregate measure of different risk factors affecting the evaluation of financial products. |
Roll Back | see Backwards induction |
Rolling Over | Renewal of a bank loan with alteration of interest rate as per the agreed formula, for example LIBOR + 1% |
Rolling Settlement | For example '5 working days' that is the deal on Tuesday, settle next Tuesday, deal Wednesday, settle next Wednesday, instead of all deals within a given 'account' being settled on a given day |
Rollover | In exchange traded derivatives, rolling a position from one expiry or delivery month to the next. |
RORAC | Return On Risk Adjusted Capital |
RUF | Revolving Underwriting Facility |
Running Yield | Flat Yield |
RAFT Revolving Acceptance Facility by Tender |
Rainbow Option An option whose payoff is dependent on two or more underlying variables. |
Range-Forward Contract The combination of a long call and short put or the combination of a short call and long put. |
Rating Agency Such as Moodys, Standard & Poors and Fitch which rate the default risk on corporate and soverign debt. |
Real Interest Rate The return on an investment once the effect of inflation is taken into account. |
Rebalancing The process of adjusting a trading position periodically. Usually the purpose is to maintain delta neutral. |
Redeem Buy back or pay off. |
Redeemable Applied to a preference share or bond - may be redeemed by the issuer on terms stated at outset. |
Redemption ?? |
Redemption Date ?? |
Redemption Yield ?? |
Registered ?? |
Repayment Mortgage Mortgage on which capital and interest are gradually repaid. |
Repo ?? |
Repo Rate The rate of interest in a repo transation. |
Repurchase Agreement Selling securities and agreeing to buy then back at a slightly higher price. |
Reset Date The date in a swap or cap or floor when the floating rate for the next period is set. |
Residual Risk ?? |
Retained Earnings Past profits which the company has not distributed to shareholders. |
Reversion Level The level that the value of a market variable (e.g. an interest rate) tends to revert. |
Revolver Bond A Revolver Bond is a variant of a regular Bond or other debt security. |
Revolving Credit A commitment to lend on a recurring basis on pre-defined terms |
Rho Rate of change of the price of a derivative with the interest rate. |
Rights Issue An offer of shares for cash to existing shareholders in proportion to their existing holdings (e.g. 2 for 1). An issue to existing shareholders of a security giving them the right to buy new shares at a certain price. |
Risk Government transactions are regarded as the safest and therefore have the lowest rates of interest |
Risk Free Rate The rate of interest that can be earned without assuming any risk. |
Risk Management ?? |
Risk Neutral Valuation The valuation of an option or other derivative assuming the world is risk neutral. Risk-neutral valuation gives the correct price for a derivtaive in all worlds, not just in the risk-neutral world. |
Risk Neutral World A world where investors are assumed to require no extra return on average for bearing risks. |
Risk Premium The expected rate of return above the risk free interest rate. |
Risk Weighted Assets RWA is the aggregate measure of different risk factors affecting the evaluation of financial products. |
Roll Back see Backwards induction |
Rolling Over Renewal of a bank loan with alteration of interest rate as per the agreed formula, for example LIBOR + 1% |
Rolling Settlement For example '5 working days' that is the deal on Tuesday, settle next Tuesday, deal Wednesday, settle next Wednesday, instead of all deals within a given 'account' being settled on a given day |
Rollover In exchange traded derivatives, rolling a position from one expiry or delivery month to the next. |
RORAC Return On Risk Adjusted Capital |
RUF Revolving Underwriting Facility |
Running Yield Flat Yield |
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