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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 MatchesDetachable warrantDetachable warrantA warrant entitles the holder to buy a given number of shares of stock at a stipulated price. A detachable warrant is one that may be sold separately from the package it may have originally been issued with (usually a bond). Yield to warrant expirationYield to warrant expirationApplies mainly to convertible securities. Effective yield of usable convertible bonds determined by the expiration date of the applicable warrants. WarrantyWarrantyA legal, binding, promise, given at the time of a sale, whereby the seller gives the buyer certain assurances as to the condition of the property being sold. Warranties as to real property have taken on a lessor role with the increase of the use of title insurance. Covered warrantCovered warrantA security which gives the holder the right to acquire a share or bond at a specific price and date. Covered warrants are created by an investment bank or some other financial institution, and are not issued by the company itself. Central Warrants Trading ServiceCentral Warrants Trading ServiceThe Central Warrants Trading Service is the automatic execution order book system on the London Stock Exchange. Further Suggestionscorporate warrantbarrier warrant basket warrant Ex warrants Warranty Deed Breach Of Warranty call warrant warranty put warrant leverage on a warrant trigger warrant Perpetual warrants Harmless warrant Home Warranty Insurance Warranty Subscription warrant Limited warranty exotic warrant Yield to warrant call plain vanilla option/warrant warrant corridor warrant gearing of warrant |
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