Terms Beginning With 'Z'

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    Z

  2. Z-Bond

  3. Z-Score

  4. Z-Share

  5. Z-Test

  6. Z-Tranche

  7. Zacks Investment Research

  8. Zacks Lifecycle Indexes

  9. Zakat

  10. ZAR (South African Rand)

  11. Zaraba method

  12. Zero Balance Account - ZBA

  13. Zero Basis Risk Swap - ZEBRA

  14. Zero Capital Gains Rate

  15. Zero Cost Collar

  16. Zero Cost Strategy

  17. Zero Coupon Inflation Swap

  18. Zero Coupon Swap

  19. Zero Layoff Policy

  20. Zero Minus Tick

  21. Zero Plus Tick

  22. Zero Prepayment Assumption

  23. Zero Uptick

  24. Zero-Based Budgeting - ZBB

  25. Zero-Beta Portfolio

  26. Zero-Bound

  27. Zero-Bound Interest Rate

  28. Zero-Coupon Bond

  29. Zero-Coupon Certificate Of Deposit (CD)

  30. Zero-Coupon Convertible

  31. Zero-Coupon Mortgage

  32. Zero-Dividend Preferred Stock

  33. Zero-Floor Limit

  34. Zero-Gap Condition

  35. Zero-Investment Portfolio

  36. Zero-Lot-Line House

  37. Zero-One Integer Programming

  38. Zero-Proof Bookkeeping

  39. Zero-Rated Goods

  40. Zero-Sum Game

  41. Zero-Volatility Spread - Z-spread

  42. Zeta Model

  43. ZEW Economic Sentiment

  44. Zig Zag Indicator

  45. ZMK (Zambian Kwacha)

  46. Zombie Bank

  47. Zombie Debt

  48. Zombie Titles

  49. Zombies

  50. Zomma

  51. Zone Of Possible Agreement

  52. Zone Of Resistance

  53. Zone Of Support

  54. Zoning

  55. Zoning Ordinance

  56. Zvi Griliches

  57. ZWD (Zimbabwe Dollar)

  58. ZZZZ Best

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