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Managed float
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Managed floatAlso known as "dirty" float, this is a system of floating exchange rates with central bank intervention to reduce currency fluctuations.
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Float
1) Currency: Exchange rate policy that does not limit the range of the market rate. 2) Equities: Number of shares of a corporation that are outstanding and available for trading by the public, excluding insiders or restricted stock on a when-issued basis.
Floating
Used for exchange rates, interest rates, etc.; able to change according to supply and demand.
Exchange
A marketplace in which shares, options and futures on stocks, bonds, commodities, and indexes are traded.
Bank
A commercial institution licensed as a receiver of deposits. Banks are mainly concerned with making and receiving payments as well as supplying short-term loans to individuals.
Intervention
The neutral term to describe governmental action in the economy.
Currency
Money. The word currency mainly refers to the name and kind of money issued by each country.
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Managed account
An investment portfolio one or more clients entrusted to a manager who decides how to invest it.
Managed floating
One that does not float freely: if it rises or falls too much, the Central Bank will intervene in the markets.
Managed forex
Managed investment in foreign currencies.
Managed forex account
A foreign exchange account managed by a professional broker.
Managed forex trading
A forex investment managed by a professional broker or agent.
Managed fund
A fund managed for a number of investors by an investment company.
Managed futures
In the context of hedge funds, a style of management that focuses on short-term trading in the futures market.
Managed futures account
An account that is like a mutual fund, except that positions in government securities, futures contracts and options on futures contracts are used to manage the portfolio.
Managed money
A means of investment where the investor, rather than buying and selling their own securities, places their investment funds in the hands of a qualified investment professional for a predetermined annual fee.
Management
The people who administer a company, create policies, and provide the support necessary to implement the owners' business objectives.
Management buy in
A management team from outside a company buys a majority of its shares, and then replaces the existing management.
Management buy out
The purchase of a company by its managers, often with backing from a venture capitalist.
Management charges
Charges made by the managers of, for example, a mutual fund or unit trust which cover investment management and administration costs.
Management contract
An agreement by which a company will provide its organizational and management expertise in the form of services.
Management fee
A fixed fee that a mutual fund manager charges investors for his services and work with the fund.
Management letter
A letter addressed to a company's directors by the auditors, outlining deficiencies and suggesting improved operating procedures.
Management risk
The risks associated with ineffective, destructive or underperforming management, which hurts shareholders and the company or fund being managed.
Management's discussion and analysis (MD&A)
A section of a company's annual report in which management discusses numerous aspects of the company, both past and present.
Manager
A medium-level participant established according to final take.
Manager universe (benchmark)
The comparison of an account's performance to that of a representative peer group of money managers.
Managerial accounting
The elaboration of financial reports necessary to efficient management (on the cost of products, future plans, etc.).
Managerial decisions
Decisions concerning the operation of the firm, such as the choice of firm size, firm growth rates, and employee compensation.
Managerial flexibility
Flexibility in the timing and scale of investment provided by a real investment option.
Managing underwriter
The leading firm in an underwriting group, which originates the deal and acts as an agent for the group.
Manavzamin
Manavzamin is a newspaper in Bangladesh.
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Make-up
The amount of deficiency when a cash flow or capital item is deficient.
Making a price
A term used on the London Stock Exchange which refers to the obligation of a market maker to quote a bid price and an offer price on the shares for which he acts as a 'wholesaler'.
Making delivery
Refers to the seller's actually turning over to the buyer the assets agreed upon in a forward contract.
Maloney Act
1938 legislation amending the Securities Exchange Act that regulates the OTC market.
Managed account
An investment portfolio one or more clients entrusted to a manager who decides how to invest it.
Managed float
Managed floating
One that does not float freely: if it rises or falls too much, the Central Bank will intervene in the markets.
Managed fund
A fund managed for a number of investors by an investment company.
Managed futures
In the context of hedge funds, a style of management that focuses on short-term trading in the futures market.
Managed futures account
An account that is like a mutual fund, except that positions in government securities, futures contracts and options on futures contracts are used to manage the portfolio.
Managed money
A means of investment where the investor, rather than buying and selling their own securities, places their investment funds in the hands of a qualified investment professional for a predetermined annual fee.
RELATED TERMS--------------------------------------
Float
1) Currency: Exchange rate policy that does not limit the range of the market rate. 2) Equities: Number of shares of a corporation that are outstanding and available for trading by the public, excluding insiders or restricted stock on a when-issued basis.
Floating
Used for exchange rates, interest rates, etc.; able to change according to supply and demand.
Exchange
A marketplace in which shares, options and futures on stocks, bonds, commodities, and indexes are traded.
Bank
A commercial institution licensed as a receiver of deposits. Banks are mainly concerned with making and receiving payments as well as supplying short-term loans to individuals.
Intervention
The neutral term to describe governmental action in the economy.
Currency
Money. The word currency mainly refers to the name and kind of money issued by each country.
SIMILAR TERMS--------------------------------------
Managed account
An investment portfolio one or more clients entrusted to a manager who decides how to invest it.
Managed floating
One that does not float freely: if it rises or falls too much, the Central Bank will intervene in the markets.
Managed forex
Managed investment in foreign currencies.
Managed forex account
A foreign exchange account managed by a professional broker.
Managed forex trading
A forex investment managed by a professional broker or agent.
Managed fund
A fund managed for a number of investors by an investment company.
Managed futures
In the context of hedge funds, a style of management that focuses on short-term trading in the futures market.
Managed futures account
An account that is like a mutual fund, except that positions in government securities, futures contracts and options on futures contracts are used to manage the portfolio.
Managed money
A means of investment where the investor, rather than buying and selling their own securities, places their investment funds in the hands of a qualified investment professional for a predetermined annual fee.
Management
The people who administer a company, create policies, and provide the support necessary to implement the owners' business objectives.
Management buy in
A management team from outside a company buys a majority of its shares, and then replaces the existing management.
Management buy out
The purchase of a company by its managers, often with backing from a venture capitalist.
Management charges
Charges made by the managers of, for example, a mutual fund or unit trust which cover investment management and administration costs.
Management contract
An agreement by which a company will provide its organizational and management expertise in the form of services.
Management fee
A fixed fee that a mutual fund manager charges investors for his services and work with the fund.
Management letter
A letter addressed to a company's directors by the auditors, outlining deficiencies and suggesting improved operating procedures.
Management risk
The risks associated with ineffective, destructive or underperforming management, which hurts shareholders and the company or fund being managed.
Management's discussion and analysis (MD&A)
A section of a company's annual report in which management discusses numerous aspects of the company, both past and present.
Manager
A medium-level participant established according to final take.
Manager universe (benchmark)
The comparison of an account's performance to that of a representative peer group of money managers.
Managerial accounting
The elaboration of financial reports necessary to efficient management (on the cost of products, future plans, etc.).
Managerial decisions
Decisions concerning the operation of the firm, such as the choice of firm size, firm growth rates, and employee compensation.
Managerial flexibility
Flexibility in the timing and scale of investment provided by a real investment option.
Managing underwriter
The leading firm in an underwriting group, which originates the deal and acts as an agent for the group.
Manavzamin
Manavzamin is a newspaper in Bangladesh.
PREVIOUS AND NEXT TERMS--------------------------------------
Make-up
The amount of deficiency when a cash flow or capital item is deficient.
Making a price
A term used on the London Stock Exchange which refers to the obligation of a market maker to quote a bid price and an offer price on the shares for which he acts as a 'wholesaler'.
Making delivery
Refers to the seller's actually turning over to the buyer the assets agreed upon in a forward contract.
Maloney Act
1938 legislation amending the Securities Exchange Act that regulates the OTC market.
Managed account
An investment portfolio one or more clients entrusted to a manager who decides how to invest it.
Managed float
Managed floating
One that does not float freely: if it rises or falls too much, the Central Bank will intervene in the markets.
Managed fund
A fund managed for a number of investors by an investment company.
Managed futures
In the context of hedge funds, a style of management that focuses on short-term trading in the futures market.
Managed futures account
An account that is like a mutual fund, except that positions in government securities, futures contracts and options on futures contracts are used to manage the portfolio.
Managed money
A means of investment where the investor, rather than buying and selling their own securities, places their investment funds in the hands of a qualified investment professional for a predetermined annual fee.
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