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SEC Finance Terms[edit]
- 30-day yield
- 401(k)
- 403(b)
- 419 scams
- 529 plan
- Accrued interest
- Affinity fraud
- Annual general meeting
- Annual report
- Annuity
- Annuity (American)
- Ask price
- Asset
- Asset allocation
- Asset classes
- Basis point
- Beneficial owner
- Bid price
- Binary option
- Board of directors
- Bond
- Bond (finance)
- Bond credit rating
- Bond market index
- Broker
- Bureau de change
- Callable bond
- Capital gain
- Cash
- Cash value
- Certificate of Annuity
- Certificate of deposit
- Closed-end fund
- Commission
- Compound interest
- Continuously compounded nominal and real returns
- Convertible bond
- Corporate governance
- Coupon (bond)
- Credit rating agency
- Current yield
- CUSIP
- Debenture
- Default (finance)
- Deferral
- Defined benefit pension plan
- Defined contribution plan
- Derivative (finance)
- Discounting
- Diversification (finance)
- Dividend
- Dividend yield
- Earnings per share
- EDGAR
- Emerging Markets Index
- Employee Retirement Income Security Act
- Equity derivative
- Exchange rate
- Exchange-traded fund
- Expense ratio
- Extended hours trading
- Financial Accounting Standards Board
- Financial adviser
- Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
- Financial planner
- Financial services
- Financial statement
- Fixed annuity
- Fixed rate bond
- Floating rate note
- Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
- Foreign exchange market
- Form 10-K
- Form 8-K
- Fraud
- Fund accounting
- Future value
- Futures contract
- Futures exchange
- General obligation bond
- Generally accepted accounting principles
- Good 'Til Cancelled
- High-yield debt
- High-yield investment program
- Index fund
- Initial public offering
- Interest
- Internet fraud
- Investment
- Investment company
- Issuer
- Liability (financial accounting)
- Libor
- Life annuity
- Long/short equity
- Lump sum
- Management fee
- Margin (finance)
- Market capitalization
- Market liquidity
- Market maker
- Market trend
- Mergers and acquisitions
- Microcap stock
- Money market
- Mortgage-backed security
- Mutual fund
- Mutual fund fees and expenses
- Net asset value
- Net income
- Open-ended investment company
- Operating expense
- Option (finance)
- Options arbitrage
- Order (exchange)
- Pension
- Ponzi scheme
- Portfolio (finance)
- Prepayment of loan
- Price–earnings ratio
- Primary market
- Product description
- Profit (accounting)
- Promissory note
- Prospectus (finance)
- Proxy statement
- Proxy voting
- Public company
- Pump and dump
- Purchasing power
- Pyramid scheme
- Quarterly finance report
- Rate of return
- Real estate investment trust
- Rebalancing investments
- Registered owner
- Revenue
- Revenue bond
- Risk
- Risk aversion
- Roth 401(k)
- Say on pay
- Secondary market
- Securities Investor Protection Corporation
- Shareholder
- Short (finance)
- Standard & Poor's Depositary Receipts
- Stock
- Stock market
- Stock market index
- Stock market index future
- Stock market index option
- Stock split
- Target date fund
- Tender offer
- Thomson Reuters Realized Volatility Index
- Thrift Savings Plan
- Ticker symbol
- Ticker tape
- Time horizon
- Trustee
- Unit investment trust
- Wealth
- Yield (finance)
- Yield curve