The online dictionary of financial terms
Terms beginning with Y
- Yankee
A dollar denominated bond issued in the US by a foreign corporate or government borrower....(Read more) - Yankee Auction
An auction of multiple identical items in which the winning bidders pay the prices that they have bid. For a contrasting system, see 'Dutch ...(Read more) - Yard
Currency market term for one thousand million units of a currency....(Read more) - Year End Dividend
An additional dividend paid at the end of the trading year and based on company profits....(Read more) - Year-end Dividend
An additional dividend paid at the end of the trading year and based on company profits....(Read more) - Year-to-date
The period from 1 January to today....(Read more) - Yearling
A local authority bond normally issued for one year....(Read more) - Yellow Book
...(Read more) - Yellow Strip
The yellow band on a SEAQ or SETS screen used by brokers which displays the highest bid and the lowest offered prices that competing market ...(Read more) - Yield
See dividend yield and bond yield....(Read more) - Yield Curve
A graphical representation that plots current yields of a set of bonds or fixed interest securities against their times to redemption (matur...(Read more) - Yield Gap
A comparison between the average yield from shares (dividend yield) and the average current yield from long dated gilts (15 years or more to...(Read more) - Yield Spread
The difference between yields on different types of bonds reflecting factors such as creditworthiness and supply and demand....(Read more) - Yield To Maturity
See 'redemption yield'....(Read more) - Yours
Jargon used on a dealing floor to confirm the act of selling. The seller will say yours and confirm the amount of the bid when a counterpart...(Read more)