DELIVERY PRICE
The financial value of the conveyance of the underlying commodities when a futures or forward contract expires. The delivery price is the price at which one party agrees to deliver the underlying commodity and at which the counterparty agrees to accept delivery. Delivery price can also refer to a stock's selling price in options contracts. Delivery prices are set by clearinghouses.
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Conditionality
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Back Of The Napkin Business Model
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KPW
The currency abbreviation for North Korean Won, currency of North Korea. It is divided by 100 chon and presented with the symbol W. The term &ldquo ...
SEC Form 24F-2
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