Encyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2
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Encyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2
GAMMAGamma is a measure of the sensitivity of an option’s delta Io small changes in the price of the underlying security (or foreign exchange).See als Encyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2so CURRENCY OPTION PRICING SENSITIVITY: DELTA.GATTSee GENERAL AGREEMENT ON TARIFFS AND TRADE.GENERAL AGREEMENT ON TARIFFS AND TRADE (GATT)An agreement signed at the Geneva Conference in 1947 which became effective on January I. 1948. It set a framework of policies and guidelines for international tr Encyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2ade, including a negotiation of lower international trade barriers, and settling trade disputes. GATT also acts as international arbitrator with respeEncyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2
ct to trade agreement abrogation. More specifically, GATT has four basic long-run objectives: (1) reduction of tariffs by negotiation. (2) eliminationGAMMAGamma is a measure of the sensitivity of an option’s delta Io small changes in the price of the underlying security (or foreign exchange).See als Encyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2solution of differences through arbitration and consultation.GENERICSee PLAIN-VANILLA.GEOMETRIC AVERAGE RETURNSee ARITHEMATIC AVERAGE RETURN vs. COMPOUND (GEOMETRIC) AVERAGE RETURN: RETURN RELATIVE.GILT (OR GILT-EDGED)A U.K. government bond.GLOBAL BOND INDEXESToday, investors do not have to settle f Encyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2or only the U.S. bond market to get fixed-income results. The J.p. Morgan Government Bond Index is considered the most widely-used benchmark for measuEncyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2
ring performance and quantifying risk across international fixed income bond markets. The index and its underlying subindexes measure the total, princGAMMAGamma is a measure of the sensitivity of an option’s delta Io small changes in the price of the underlying security (or foreign exchange).See als Encyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2at are available to international investors, to provide a more realistic measure of market performance.Other global bond indexes include:•J.p. Morgan Emerging Markets Bond Index Plus: Total return index of U.S. dollar and other external currency denominated Brady bonds, loans. Eurobonds, and local m Encyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2arket debt instruments traded in emerging markets.•Salomon Smith Barney World Government Bond Index: Tracks debt issues traded in 14 world governmentEncyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2
bond markets. Issues included in the Index have fixed-rate coupons and maturities of at least one year.144GULF RIYAL 145While finding bond yields is rGAMMAGamma is a measure of the sensitivity of an option’s delta Io small changes in the price of the underlying security (or foreign exchange).See als Encyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2s cable TV channels such as CNBC and CNNfn also track these indexes. Internet users can check Web sites such as www.bloomberg.com or www.bondsonline.com for bond index results.GLOBAL FUNDA global fund is a mutual fund that invests globally—in both U.S. and foreign securities. Unlike an international Encyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2 fund, it invests anywhere in the world, including the United Slates. However, most global funds keep the majority of their assets in foreign markets.Encyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2
GLOBAL REGISTERED SHARESGlobal registered shares are equity shares that are registered and traded in many foreign equity markets. They contrast with AGAMMAGamma is a measure of the sensitivity of an option’s delta Io small changes in the price of the underlying security (or foreign exchange).See als Encyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2. investors. For quotations on global shares, log on to www.adr.com by J.p. Morgan.See also AMERICAN DEPOSITORY RECEIPTS; AMERICAN shares'GOLD EXCHANGE STANDARDThe Gold Exchange Standard emerged as a result of negotiations at the Bretton Woods Conference in 1944. Under the Agreement, all countries w Encyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2ere to fix the value of their currencies in terms of gold but were not required to exchange their currencies for gold. Only the U.S. dollar remained cEncyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2
onvertible into gold at $35 per ounce. All participating countries agreed to maintain the value of their currencies within 1% of par by buying or sellGAMMAGamma is a measure of the sensitivity of an option’s delta Io small changes in the price of the underlying security (or foreign exchange).See als Encyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2MF's approval.GOLD STANDARDThe Gold Standard is the setting by most major countries of fixed values for their currencies in relation to gold. A country's currency is expressed on its equivalent value to gold such as one U.S. dollar equating to 23.22 grains of tine gold. It displays how much of the u Encyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2nits of a currency are exchangeable into a certain amount of gold. If a significant outflow of gold occurs, a deficit in the balance of payments may aEncyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2
rise. A gold standard may aid stability in exchange rates. It is a system in which currencies are defined in terms of their gold content and payment iGAMMAGamma is a measure of the sensitivity of an option’s delta Io small changes in the price of the underlying security (or foreign exchange).See als Encyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2tar.HARD CURRENCYOften referred to as convertible currency. hard currency is the currency of a country that is widely accepted in the world and may be exchanged for that of another nation without restriction. Hard currency nations typically have sizeable surpluses in their balance of payments and fo Encyclopedic dictionary of international finance and banking part 2reign exchange reserves. The U.S. dollar and British pound are good examples.GAMMAGamma is a measure of the sensitivity of an option’s delta Io small changes in the price of the underlying security (or foreign exchange).See alsGAMMAGamma is a measure of the sensitivity of an option’s delta Io small changes in the price of the underlying security (or foreign exchange).See alsGọi ngay
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