Credit Default Swap (CDS) What is a Credit Default Swap (CDS)? A credit default swap (a type of credit derivative contract) refers to a financial contract that permits an investor to...
As prevalent with any business enterprise that aims to make profits, mutual fund industries charge for the service they are providing. In the most ordinary form, these services encompass the marketing...
Although the Internal Revenue Service might be known for its stern, it does not mean they don't always do their best to make the process of filing tax a very easy one. IRS has consistently come up wit...
This is a release from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) aimed at providing a uniformed explanation on how both federal and state advisors law includes organizations that provide financial ...
11th District Cost of Funds Index is a monthly cost of fund index (COFI) portraying the weighted average interest paid by western states financial institutions on savings and checking accounts. The fi...
What is Bankruptcy? Bankruptcy is a court proceeding where a judge and court trustee examine the assets and liabilities of individuals and businesses who find it difficult to ...
Brexit is the term used to describe the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union. After the June 2016 referendum (where 51.9% voted to leave), the UK government and a chan...
Apple reported it’s earnings earlier today, January 28, 2020, and the numbers were outstanding. The company saw growth in almost every area of its business. Iphone sales, Apple watch sales, Cl...
Recently, crop futures traded in Chicago sank as China’s death toll from the coronavirus outbreak increased amid government reports that the infection was spreading more quickl...
Netflix has reported its earnings for the fourth quarter of 2019. The report for the earnings shows that the company beat the top and bottom lines for the quarter, however, the guidance...