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Z-Score

A crucial concept in finance, the Z-score is a statistical tool that measures the distance a data point is from the mean of a data set. It is calculated in terms of standard deviations and is often used in credit-strength tests to determine the probability of bankruptcy. Understanding the Z-score can offer valuable insights into the financial health of a company or individual.

Closing a position

Foreign exchange transactions involve buying and selling currency. When a position is closed, it means that the trade has been completed and the currency has been exchanged....

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Tomorrow Next (Tom/Next), (T/N), T/N Roll

In the world of finance, we often encounter terms like "value date" and "open position". But have you ever wondered about the process of moving the settlement value date? Th...

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Execution

In the world of finance, the process of completing an order or deal is known as settlement. This involves the transfer of funds or assets from one party to another, typicall...

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Bretton Woods Agreement

In 1944, the founding members of the United Nations signed a treaty that established fixed exchange rates for major currencies. This gave central banks the authority to inte...

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