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The contractual option of terminating an engagement earlier than originally planned. As a rule, the reasons for a possible exit are listed exhaustively and described in great detail, usually on the basis of model…

Generally, a reduced valuation. – A discount on the nominal value of a security, also known as a disagio. – In the case of warrants, the amount by which the purchase of the share…

In ancient documents, an expense to buy fodder for animals. The carrion (without plural) is a formerly used word for cattle fodder. – Formerly, the one-time or ongoing payment for being exempted from soccage…

Generally, any on-off payment made by way of compensation for a legal claim. – The usually one-off payment in cash made by an employer to an employee who is terminated or laid off. –…

Often said in older documents for – a fall in prices in a market, – a discount granted by a seller to a buyer for various reasons (the act of reducing the selling price…

A form of safekeeping of securities by a bank that is less common today. In contrast to the usual custody of securities, in this case the depositor only has a contractual claim under the…

Generally used today to refer to all imposts (as obligatory monetary payments; imposts, duties) that are incurred as payments in some form or another and on various occasions. – Generic term for all monetary…

In financial terminology, the hasty sale of assets – and securities in particular – without regard to the proceeds (selling an asset or more specifically a title hurriedly and regardless of the price). Often…

The abandonment (non-exercise; giving up) of an option (decision not to exercise or offset an option), then also called waiver (waiver: generally the intentional relinquishment of a right, claim, or privilege). – The sale…

The total share of taxes and tax-like payments that a company or private household has to pay to the state. In 2010, the ratio in the calculation Total of Taxes to Gross Domestic Product…