arbitrages
Arbitration (noun) Judgement rendered by an arbitrator. [Finance] On the stock market, a transaction that involves selling securities to acquire other companies more attractive. Operation of selling and buying the same stock market simultaneously on different markets to profit from the difference scores.
Meaning and uses
Arbitration – Arbitration is a financial transaction ensuring a positive or zero gain for sure. For example, taking simultaneously and in opposite position in several different active derivative or a derivative and underlying asset. …
Arbitration – Arbitration is an alternative dispute resolution, in which an arbitrator intervenes to make decisions that are binding on both parties that use its services. This is a non-state dispute settlement
Arbitration – Arbitration is a procedure set up in 1973 major league baseball to adjudicate cases of conflict between franchises and players about the amount of wages. …
arbitrate – Decide as arbitrator
Arbitration – Procedure of submitting a dispute to one or referees. approach to ensure the proper conduct of trials and compliance with regulations and other laws of the game, Procedure, a decision by which one seeks to obtain the best compromise between conflicting objectives …
Arbitration – Arbitration is a formal process by which extra-judicial conflicting parties ask a neutral and experienced to listen to their views and make an award which will decide their dispute. …
Arbitration – a value buy in one market and immediately reselling it at a higher price.
Arbitration – A method of conflict resolution (usually complaints) between the union and the employer, which provides for the intervention of a neutral third party – the arbitrator – whose decision is final and binding.
Arbitration – Transaction in which it buys and sells a security, currency or property to make a profit by exploiting differences in prices or interest rates in both markets. …
Arbitration – Ability to transfer all or part of its capital from one medium to another medium of the contract.
Arbitration – Buy and sell financial instruments to simultaneously take advantage of inefficiencies between the international financial markets, reducing financing costs.
Arbitration – Opportunity for a subscriber linked life insurance contract, to split their savings or move in different compartments of his contract, without thereby novation (a new contract).
Arbitration – An operation that consists in this position to purchase a security and selling simultaneously in another market or a derivative. The goal is to take advantage of price differences between these two markets.
Arbitration – How to reach a settlement leading to agreements generally faster and less expensive.
Arbitration – Settling a dispute through the intervention of an arbitrator chosen by a court or by the parties.