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Banking

Bank Capital Ratio

Bank Capital Ratio — Loss-absorbing equity buffer determining lending capacity and dividend policy.

Credit

Asset-Backed Security

An ABS is a bond paid from a pool of receivables — cards, auto, equipment — sliced into tranches with a waterfall.

Economics

Comparative Advantage

Comparative advantage says a country (or desk) should specialize in the activity with the lowest opportunity cost, even if it is worse at everything in absolute terms.

Economics

Crowding Out

Crowding out is when public borrowing or spending raises rates or absorbs real resources so private investment or net exports fall, shrinking the net fiscal impulse.

Fixed Income

CLO Issuance

CLO Issuance — Structured credit supply that absorbs leveraged loans and shapes spread regimes.

Liquidity

ECB Balance Sheet

The ECB balance sheet reflects the scale of European Central Bank asset holdings and helps track euro-area liquidity, policy transmission, and duration absorption.

Liquidity

Treasury General Account

Treasury General Account tracks the U.S. Treasury’s cash balance at the Federal Reserve and influences system liquidity by absorbing or releasing reserves.

Microstructure

Primary Dealer Holdings

Primary dealer holdings track how much inventory dealers are carrying, offering insight into balance-sheet absorption, market-making capacity, and Treasury market strain.

Quant

Hedge Fund

A hedge fund is a lightly constrained private pool that can short, lever, and charge performance fees — a legal wrapper, not a strategy.

Strategies

Dual Momentum

Combine relative momentum (which asset) with absolute momentum (whether to be in cash) — Antonacci’s two-filter TAA.

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Encyclopedia · 9
Credit · Foundations

Asset-Backed Security

An ABS is a bond paid from a pool of receivables — cards, auto, equipment — sliced into tranches with a waterfall.

Banking · Foundations

Bank Capital Ratio

Bank Capital Ratio — Loss-absorbing equity buffer determining lending capacity and dividend policy.

Fixed Income · Foundations

CLO Issuance

CLO Issuance — Structured credit supply that absorbs leveraged loans and shapes spread regimes.

Economics · Foundations

Comparative Advantage

Comparative advantage says a country (or desk) should specialize in the activity with the lowest opportunity cost, even if it is worse at everything in absolute terms.

Economics · Foundations

Crowding Out

Crowding out is when public borrowing or spending raises rates or absorbs real resources so private investment or net exports fall, shrinking the net fiscal impulse.

Strategies · Foundations

Dual Momentum

Combine relative momentum (which asset) with absolute momentum (whether to be in cash) — Antonacci’s two-filter TAA.

Liquidity · Foundations

ECB Balance Sheet

The ECB balance sheet reflects the scale of European Central Bank asset holdings and helps track euro-area liquidity, policy transmission, and duration absorption.

Microstructure · Foundations

Primary Dealer Holdings

Primary dealer holdings track how much inventory dealers are carrying, offering insight into balance-sheet absorption, market-making capacity, and Treasury market strain.

Liquidity · Foundations

Treasury General Account

Treasury General Account tracks the U.S. Treasury’s cash balance at the Federal Reserve and influences system liquidity by absorbing or releasing reserves.

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