- Judgment by an arbiter; authoritative determination. - A traffic in bills of exchange (see Arbitration of
Exchange); also, a traffic in stocks which bear differing values at the
same time in different markets.
Merger Arbitrage Merger Arbitrage, also called “Risk Arbitrage,” is an investing approach that seeks to benefit from effective acquisitions and takeovers.
Regulatory arbitrage Regulatory arbitrage is a process in which banks keep on their books assets that have the same risk-based capital requirement but are relatively risky, such as a loan to a company with a very low credit
Uncovered Interest Arbitrage (UIA) A deviation from covered interest arbitrage is uncovered interest arbitrage (UIA), where in investors borrow in countries and currencies exhibiting relatively ...
Covered Interest Arbitrage (CIA) Covered Interest Arbitrage (CIA) is the process whereby an investor earns a risk free profit by (1) borrowing funds in one currency, (2) exchanging those funds ...
Arbitrageur Arbitrageur, arbitrager is a person whose business is risk arbitrage. Arbitrageurs buy shares in companies which are potential takeover
Triangular Arbitrage Triangular Arbitrage is the method of changing one currency to the next, then to a third currency, and ultimately back towards the first currency in a brief span of time.
Arbitrage Arbitrage simply means finding two things that are essentially the same and buying cheaper and selling or selling short, the more expensive.
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