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Damage to Physical Assets
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Damage to Physical Assets under the Basel II
Accord include operational risk events such as natural disasters,
terrorism, vandalism.
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Default
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Default, the failure to pay interest or
principal according to contractual terms, and occurs when a debtor
is unable to make a timely payment.
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Default
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Default, the failure to pay interest or
principal according to contractual terms, and occurs when a debtor
or a counterparty is unable to make a timely payment or
delivery.
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Default Risk
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Default risk is the potential loss due to
default.
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Delta
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Delta is the ratio of the price change of
the derivative to the price change of the underlying asset.
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Deposit
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A deposit is money entrusted to a bank for
safekeeping in a bank account that allows the depositor to withdraw
these funds and any interest paid by the bank on the deposit.
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Deposit Insurance
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Deposit insurance is a promise by a
government or an insurance system that, in the event of a bank
failure, bank depositors will receive their deposits with that bank
either partly or fully.
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Derivative
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A (financial) derivative is an instrument
whose value "derives" from the value of a related underlying
financial asset or commodity , and includes swaps, options,
forwards, and futures
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Disclosure
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Disclosure is the dissemination of
information about the conditions of a business that allows for a
proper and transparent evaluation of that business.
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Discounted Dividend Model (DDM)
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The Discounted Dividend Model estimates the
value of a company based on the theory that the value of the
company equals the sum of the discounted value of all its future
dividend payments.
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Dividend
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A dividend is that part of the earnings of a
corporation that are distributed to its owners. A dividend is a
distribution to shareholders and typically entails the payment of
cash or additional shares.
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Duration
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Duration is a measure of price sensitivity
for a fixed income instrument and quantifies the sensitivity of the
price of a fixed-income investment to a small incremental change in
interest rates.
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