B school and Cum interest: Difference between pages

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In relation to the transfer of a debt instrument, a transfer including the entitlement to receive the next interest payment.

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The normal basis of quoting prices for traded debt, which includes the entitlement to receive the next interest payment.

Also written cum-interest.

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-''Business skills - education.''
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-Abbreviation for Business school.
+In relation to the transfer of a debt instrument, a transfer including the entitlement to receive the next interest payment.
-Either a specialised business school, or a business offering from a more generalist institution.
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-The best known business school offering is the Master of Business Administration (MBA).
+The normal basis of quoting prices for traded debt, which includes the entitlement to receive the next interest payment.
+Also written ''cum-interest''.
 == See also ==
-* [[Business skills]]
+* [[Cum-dividend]]
-* [[Cambridge Judge Business School]]
+* [[Ex-interest]]
-* [[Harvard Business School]]
+* [[Interest]]
-* [[IMD]]
-* [[INSEAD]]
-* [[LSE]]
-* [[Master of Business Administration]]
-* [[Oxford Economics]]
-* [[Saïd Business School]]
-[[Category:Financial_management]]
+[[Category:Financial_products_and_markets]]
-[[Category:Knowledge_and_information_management]]
-[[Category:Planning_and_projects]]
-[[Category:The_business_context]]