EURIBOR stands for European Interbank Offer Rate and is the official rate of interest at which banks can borrow from each other in the European interbank market.EURIBOR is frequently used as...
The European Central Bank (ECB) is the central bank of the European Union. The main responsibilities of the ECB are:Implement monetary policy for the Eurozone countriesProvide funding for European ban...
A Eurobond has two different meanings:An international bond that is denominated in a currency other than that of the country in which it was issued:These can be traded on the global marketsNamed after...
The Euro is the predominant currency in Europe and is used by all members of the Eurozone. It is one of the main global reserve currencies. The Euro first came into existence in 1999.There are many di...
The EUREX is a derivatives market-based in Europe and is the largest derivatives market in the world. It focuses mainly on European futures and derivatives....
Equity Value is another term for Market Capitalization. It comes in two forms:Basic Equity Value - Share Price x Basic Shares OutstandingDiluted Equity Value - Share Price x Diluted Shares O...
Equity Research is a division within either a buy-side or sell-side firm which is responsible for the research used by the firm and its clients. The purpose of an equity researcher is to provide insig...
What is a Roadshow?A roadshow is when bankers take the company looking to issue equity (or another financial instrument) around to potential large-scale investors such as hedge funds and pension funds...
A private placement is when an ECM team helps a company issue equity (not traded on an exchange) to a buyer or helps an existing investor sell shares to another private entity....
Equity Capital Markets (ECM) is the team/group that is responsible for providing advice on equity, equity-linked and equity derived products, including shares, futures, swaps and options.An ...