Financial Terms

Vega
Vega is the measure of an option's price sensitivity to changes in the volatility of the underlying asset.
Viatical Settlement
A viatical settlement is a financial arrangement as emotional as it is complex, allowing a terminally ill policyholder to cash in their life insurance policy.
Vintage Year
The milestone year when investment capital is first delivered to a project or company.
Vulture Capitalists
A dive into the realm of vulture capitalism - who they are, what they do, and how they turn a profit!
Wasting Trust
A wasting trust is a fund whose assets dwindle over time as participants receive payouts without new contributions.
Watered Stock
Understanding Watered Stock: A Deceptive Financial Phenomenon
Weighted Average
A financial term that signifies adjustments to a figure to reflect different proportions or 'weights' of components that contribute to that figure.
White Squire
A financial term that describes an investor or company providing a lifeline against hostile takeovers by acquiring a partial stake.
Wholesaling
A funny take on the act of buying goods in bulk and selling them to retailers - it's all about the chain!
Wildcat Banking
Wildcat Banking refers to a historical period of banking in the United States characterized by less stringent regulation and remote bank locations.
Winner-Takes-All Market
Explore the phenomenon of a winner-takes-all market where the champions claim vast rewards and the rest barely receive a crumb.
Without Recourse
Understanding the term 'Without Recourse' in finance with humor and insights.
Yield-to-Average Life
The bond yield that compensates you by considering the average maturity instead of the standard maturity date.
Z-Bond
A Z-bond, also known as an Accrual Bond, is a type of mortgage-backed security that matures last and accrues interest.

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