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1. ''Economics''. | 1. ''Economics''. | ||
Abbreviation for macroeconomics. | Abbreviation for macroeconomics, or macroeconomic. | ||
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Hedging that takes account of natural offsets within a portfolio. | Hedging that takes account of natural offsets within a portfolio. | ||
4. ''Information technology - cybersecurity - malware''. | |||
Abbreviation for macro-instruction, or macro-definition. | |||
One form of macro is an automated sequence of instructions, that replaces a repetitive series of manual keyboard strokes. | |||
Macros are often part of cyberattacks. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
*[[Cyberattack]] | |||
*[[Cybersecurity]] | |||
*[[Economics]] | *[[Economics]] | ||
*[[Hedging]] | *[[Hedging]] | ||
*[[Information technology]] | |||
*[[Macro hedging]] | *[[Macro hedging]] | ||
*[[Macroeconomics]] | *[[Macroeconomics]] | ||
*[[Macroprudential]] | |||
*[[Malware]] | |||
*[[Microeconomics]] | *[[Microeconomics]] | ||
*[[Risk management]] | *[[Risk management]] | ||
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[[Category:Manage_risks]] | [[Category:Manage_risks]] | ||
[[Category:Financial_products_and_markets]] | [[Category:Financial_products_and_markets]] | ||
[[Category:Technology]] | |||
Latest revision as of 16:56, 22 March 2023
1. Economics.
Abbreviation for macroeconomics, or macroeconomic.
2.
Relating to factors or entities on a larger scale, and usually outside the immediate control of the entity affected.
3. Risk management - portfolio hedging.
Hedging that takes account of natural offsets within a portfolio.
4. Information technology - cybersecurity - malware.
Abbreviation for macro-instruction, or macro-definition.
One form of macro is an automated sequence of instructions, that replaces a repetitive series of manual keyboard strokes.
Macros are often part of cyberattacks.
