Convergence
The movement of a futures price towards the price of the underlying security or commodity as the contract nears its expiry date. In macroeconomics, convergence is the process by which the national income of an emerging market country catches up with that of a developed country.
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- Flat yield
- Asset Class
- EMEA
- DOW Jones Industrial Average
- Liquidation Preference
- Convergence
- Recapitalisation
- Hedge Fund
- Fixed Income
- Book Cost
- Bridge loan
- Downside
- Liquidity Event
- Capital Discipline
- Collective Investment Scheme (CIS)
- Credit Risk
- ECOFIN
- Debt Financing
- Corporate Venture Capital
- Entrepreneur in Residence (EIR)
- Small Cap
- Summary Risk Indicator
- Annualised Return
- Clearing House