Cum
Cum ist Latein und bedeutet "mit"; es ist eine Bezeichnung am Euromarkt für Wertpapiere mit Zins-, Dividenden-, oder sonstigen Bezugsscheinen.
Gegensatz: Ex (Ex Dividende).
Weitere Begriffe
Begriffsliste "C"
- CAC 40
- Calendar-Spread
- Call
- Candlesticks
- Candlesticks Charts
- Cap
- Capped-Garantie-Zertifikat
- Carry
- Carrying Charge
- Cash Commodity
- Cash Management
- Cash Market
- Cash-Flow
- Cash-Flow-Ratio
- Cash-Settlement
- Cashout
- CBOT
- CDAX
- CDO
- Central Rate
- Certificate of Deposit
- CFD
- CFTC
- Chart
- Chart-Analyse
- Chartist
- Charttechnik
- Chicago Board of Trade
- Clearing
- Clearing House
- Clearing Member
- Clearingstelle
- Close
- Closed-End-Fund
- CME
- Collar
- Commercial Banking
- Commission
- Commodity
- Commodity and Trade Financing
- Commodity Option
- common Gap
- common shares
- Computerbörse
- Computerhandel
- Consols
- Contango
- Contract
- Contract Month
- Contrary Opinion
- Convertible Bond
- Corporation
- Cost of Carry
- Cost-Average-Effekt
- Coupon
- Courtage
- Covered Warrants
- Crash
- CRB
- Cron
- Cross Hedge
- Cross Rate
- Cum
- Currency Options