Loan value
Definition:
The maximum percentage of the value of securities that a Broker can Lend to a margin Account customer, as dictated by the Federal Reserve Board in Regulation T. ...
Loan Value
The amount of money the client may borrow from the firm, expressed as a percentage of market value.
Long Position
The state of an investor owning a security.
Loan value
The amount a policyholder may borrow against a whole life insurance policy at the interest rate specified in the policy.
Local expectations theory ...
Loan Value - The amount of money, expressed as a percentage of market value, that the customer may borrow from the firm.
The loan value of marginable stocks, plus or minus any available money balance. Free cash may be used to purchase non-marginable securities or to withdrawal from the account.
Collateral
The loan value of marginable securities; generally used to finance the writing of uncovered options.
Combination
Any position involving both put and call options that is not a straddle.
Sellers should find out the loan value of the fixtures, equipment and machinery prior to a sale. Many buyers will count on using it for loan or collateral purposes.
The SBA helps small businesses obtain funds from banks and other lenders by guaranteeing loans up to $500,000, to a maximum of 70-90 percent of the loan value, for only 2.75 percentage points above the prime lending rate.
There is rumor that Obama administration could allow Freddie and Fannie to adjust loan values downward this August (Aug 17 may be) thereby adjusting LTVs, so that mortgagees can refinance at a lower rates. Would this not have -ve impact on NLY?
A Merrill Lynch brokerage account that allows investors to access the loan value of his or her eligible securities to buy or sell securities.
The process of linking wages, social benefits payments, prices, interest rates or loan values to an economic index, usually of prices, A bond whose coupon payments are subject to some defined index such as the consumer price index.
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Automatic Premium Loan A feature in a life insurance policy that allows the insurer to use the loan value of the policy to pay any premiums unpaid at the end of the grace period.
A stock with qualifications considered to have a loan value in a margin account. This stock includes listed stocks and selected stock certificates meeting the requirements of the Federal Reserve.
Collateral: Collateral in general is stocks or other property that a borrower is obliged to turn over to lenders if they are unable to repay a loan. In respect to option writing, the loan value of marginable securities generally used to secure a ...
This leaves our equity at $25,000, which we can determine by taking the current value of $75,000 and deducting the loan value of $50,000.
power indicates that significant funds from investors are available to fuel a bull market.
The funds in an investor's brokerage account that may be used for purchasing securities. An investor's buying power includes cash balances plus the loan value ...
Related: No-load fund Loan value The amount a policyholder may borrow against a whole life insurance policy at the interest rate specified in the policy.
loan value The quantity of money that a lender is willing loan a borrower. loan-deposit ratio The amount of a bank's loans divided by the amount of its deposits at any given...
 See also: Market, Investment, Order, Share, Securities
  
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