Unusual occurrence of conditions generating an abnormal return opportunity . An example is the increase gain in a selling opportunity for an increase in share price due to a company […]

Using bad news, distressed situation, merger, recapitalization , or spinoff as a strategy taking advantage of price drops before or after these events occur.

Tracking a chart on a time scale to guide managers in planning solid actions to important, anticipated, probable, and certain future events.

Designing and developing a promotion for a product, cause, or organization . Tying a sporting event, music festival, fair, or concert with themed activity, an occasion, some display, or an […]

A triggered condition specified in a loan agreement requiring a pay-demand by a lender. Leads to default proceedings . Failure to pay on-time is a common example.

Likelihood of a triggering event causing loss from a bond’s rating fall. Recapitalization of debt, or taking on of additional debt by the issuer are examples of triggering events.

Cause-effect tree. A graphical technique using Boolean operators, mapping triggering events and all related, subsequent, probable outcomes in their logical sequence. Helps analyze impacts of a failure to determine risk.

Unpredictability of future events influencing present decision outcomes that have yet to occur based on no experience of occurrence. Concept of decision theory .

Mutually exclusive future occurrences with one possible outcome, under no control of a decision make, yet influential to the outcome based on any immediate action. Concept of decision theory . […]

(1) A REVOLVING CREDIT FACILITY without a specific maturity; the facility rolls over automatically every quarter or year until the BANK decides to convert it into a term LOAN with […]

Automatically renewed, rollover agreement every maturity period . Continues unless any involved party cancels the agreement.

To prevent debt from maturing, infusing money into an enterprise over a gradual period of time. Preventing the enterprise making principal payment on the debt occurs from adjusting of maturity […]

Automatically extending by roll-over an evergreen clause provision indefinitely each period until final expiration is told to the beneficiary by the issuing bank. The letter of credit has a set […]

Granting additional shares into an employee option plan each year. The plan has no expiry date and needs no additional approvals for the grants. Outstanding company shares are ratioed, pre-set, […]

Perpetual renewal or reoccurrence regardless of what happens in the future.

Each one of all; the term includes all the separate individuals who constitutethe whole, regarded one by one. Geary v. Parker, 65 Ark. 521, 47 S. W. 238; Purdy v.People, […]

Consistently lower-than- customary prices replace periodic promotional discounts as a trading practice.

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In the civil law . To recover anything from a person by virtue of the judgmentof a court or judicial sentence. At common law . To dispossess, or turn out […]

Dispossession by process of law ; the act of depriving a person of thepossession of lands which he has held, in pursuance of the judgment of a court. Reasonerv. Edmundson, […]

Partial insanity. Mental unsoundness always existing, although only occasionally manifest; monomania. 3 Add. 79.

Provision stating the requirement for the insured to cooperate in a claim investigation , allowing review of pertinent records and documents. An example in a health or medical policy, a […]

A term applied to written instruments or securities for thepayment of money, importing on their face the existence of a debt 1 Rev. St. N. Y. p.599,

In life insurance , requirements for becoming insured are satisfied by documented evidence.

Certified of origin of documented evidence.