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Financial terms in "Bonds and Treasuries"

1. intermediate bond

2. kitchen sink bond

3. Current yield

4. call provision

5. bond futures

6. catastrophe call

7. maturity date

8. equity linked Eurobond

9. first call date

10. escrowed to maturity

11. bond valuation

12. Collateralized Mortgage Obligation

13. Canadian Originated Preferred Securities (COPrS)

14. consol

15. consumer debenture

16. capital market

17. name position bond

18. bond trustee

19. best bid

20. subordinated debenture bond

21. benchmark bond

22. Margin of safety

23. NYSE

24. Bond Buyer 11

25. amortized bond

26. fixed income instruments

27. Municipal Bond Insurance Association

28. riskless rate of return

29. debt tender offer

30. Positive yield curve

31. reverse convertible bond

32. limited-tax general obligation bond

33. MBS pool number

34. refunding risk

35. revenue anticipation note

36. minus yield

37. financial market

38. Baby bond

39. Emerging Markets Bond Index (EMBI)

40. recapitalization

41. Bureau of Public Debt

42. conversion value

43. absolute priority rule

44. hybrid security

45. Interest Rate Swap

46. cost of money

47. coupon bond

48. Debt

49. derivatives time bomb

50. interest rate collar

51. convertibility clause

52. interpolated yield curve (I curve)

53. cabinet trade

54. bond ordinance

55. lost instrument bond

56. mortgage bond

57. investment memorandum

58. asset swapped convertible option transaction

59. Law Of One Price

60. floating supply

61. discounted

62. bond calendar

63. event risk

64. prior lien bond

65. dual currency bond

66. capital market efficiency

67. Residential Mortgage-Backed Security

68. commodity-backed bond

69. International Securities Identification Number

70. Fannie Mae

71. undiversifiable risk

72. Treasury note

73. bearer instrument

74. dollar bond index linked securities (dollar BILS)

75. 501-(C)(3) bond

76. collateral trust certificate

77. Iceland Stock Exchange (ICEX)

78. installment bond

79. conversion ratio

80. discounted bond

81. M-Camp

82. spot rate Treasury curve

83. retail note

84. Term

85. twenty-percent cushion rule

86. Treasury auction

87. par

88. value

89. accumulated interest

90. self-liquidating bond

91. foreign currency convertible bond (FCCB)

92. maturity basis

93. worthless

94. Rating service

95. CoCo Bonds

96. Clinton bond

97. leveraged loan

98. bond market

99. repayment terms

100. preferred debt

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Lead Time

Categories: Business and Management, Marketing, Operation and Production,

the time interval between the start of an activity or process and its completion, for example, the time between ordering goods and their receipt, or between starting manufacturing of a product and its completion in inventory control, the time between placing an order and its arrival on site. Lead time differs from delivery time in that it also includes the time required to place an order and the time it takes to inspect the goods and receive them into the appropriate store. Inventory levels can afford to be lower and orders smaller when purchasing lead times are short. in new product development and manufacturing, the time required to develop a product from concept to market delivery. Lead time increases as a result of the poor sequencing of dependent activities, the lack of availability of resources, poor quality in the component parts, and poor plant layout. The technique of concurrent engineering focuses on the entire concept-to-customer process with the goal of reducing lead time. Companies can gain a competitive advantage by achieving a lead time reduction and so getting products to market faster.

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