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Warrant premiumThe extra amount you pay for a warrant over and above its intrinsic value. The premium on a warrant is calculated as: (the price of the warrant) - (difference between the exercise price and the price of the underlying asset). So if a warrant costing 8p gives you the right to buy a share at 75p, and that share is currently trading at 70p, the premium is 3p (8-5).Similar MatchesPut warrantPut warrantA warrant which gives its holder the right to sell an underlying instrument (e.g. a share), and which would therefore normally be used by an investor who thought the price of the underlying asset was due to fall. Perpetual warrantsPerpetual warrantsWarrants that have no expiration date. Yield to warrant callYield to warrant callApplies mainly to convertible securities. Effective yield of usable or synthetic convertible bonds determined against the first date at which the warrants can be called. Plain vanilla option/warrantPlain vanilla option/warrantAn option or warrant with fairly standard exercise terms and no special clauses. Home Warranty InsuranceHome Warranty InsurancePrivate insurance insuring a buyer against defects (usually in plumbing, heating, and electrical) in the home he has purchased. The period of insurance varies and both new and used homes may be insured. Further Suggestionsgearing of warrantDetachable warrant barrier warrant Ex warrants Warranty warrant call warrant Warranty Limited warranty Breach Of Warranty warranty corridor warrant Central Warrants Trading Service Subscription warrant Harmless warrant covered warrant Yield to warrant expiration leverage on a warrant Warranty Deed basket warrant corporate warrant exotic warrant trigger warrant |
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