Titlebook: International Dictionary of the Securities Industry; Stuart Valentine Book 1989 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Lim

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B,. (US). A bond with a nominal value lower than the conventional amount of $1000.

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C,. A facility in a TRADED OPTIONS market whereby, when no tangible value applies to a deep OUT-OF-THE-MONEY OPTION, the holder may dispose of contracts to a market maker at a nominal price per contract (of 1p in the United Kingdom).

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E,. (UK). The deposit with the TALISMAN settlement centre of stock by selling brokers in advance of settlement day. The stock is held in trust until delivery on the settlement day.

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F,. Sometimes referred to as nominal or PAR value, face value is the term used to describe the value of a bond in terms of what the company will repay when the loan matures.

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G,. Increment, as in capital gain, the increase in the capital value of an investment.

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H,. The percentage of a securities dealer’s position which must be deducted from current valuations to calculate the net capital position. Thus a well traded equity might have a haircut of (say) 20 percent if it is a well-traded security in a good liquid market, but the haircut may be much higher if the security is in a small and risky company.

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