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| #A relationship between market prices at which there are no opportunities for [[arbitrage]]. The prices of composite [[synthetic]] instruments are exactly the same as the prices of the related [[outright]] instruments.
| | ''Borrowings management'' |
| #The official rate of exchange between two currencies, if there is one.
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| #An exchange rate of 1 between two currencies.
| | To pay down debt means repaying the principal, in full or in part. |
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| | The paying down may be in accordance with a schedule agreed at the outset of the borrowing, or it may be faster repayment than originally envisaged. |
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| * [[Arbitrage]] | | * [[Debt]] |
| * [[Exchange rate]] | | * [[Pay]] |
| * [[Interest rate parity]] | | * [[Principal]] |
| * [[Outright]]
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| * [[Parity grid]]
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| * [[Put-call parity theory]]
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| * [[Synthetic]]
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Revision as of 14:40, 9 September 2017
Borrowings management
To pay down debt means repaying the principal, in full or in part.
The paying down may be in accordance with a schedule agreed at the outset of the borrowing, or it may be faster repayment than originally envisaged.
See also
