Warranty Deed

A warranty deed is a legal document used to transfer ownership of real property (real estate) from a seller (grantor) to a buyer (grantee)…

Warrant Premium

Summary (Key Takeaways) – A warrant premium is the amount by which a warrant’s market price exceeds its minimum (intrinsic) value. – Intrinsic value…

Warrant Coverage

Key takeaways – Warrant coverage is a “sweetener” issued by a company that gives an investor the right to buy additional shares equal to…

Warrant

A warrant is a financial derivative that gives its holder the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell an underlying security (most…

Warning Bulletin

Summary The warning bulletin — also called the cancellation bulletin, hot card list, or restricted card list — is a list of canceled, expired,…

Warm Card

• A warm card (aka deposit-only card) is a business bank card configured to allow deposits into a company account but to block withdrawals,…

Warm Calling

Warm calling is contacting a prospect with whom you (or your company) have had prior contact — for example, a meeting at an event,…

Weighted Average Rating Factor Warf

The weighted average rating factor (WARF) is a single summary metric that expresses the credit quality of a portfolio of rated instruments (commonly the…

Warehousing

Warehousing is the temporary accumulation of assets—typically loans, bonds or other debt instruments—on a bank’s balance sheet in advance of securitization (for example, packaging…

Warehouse Lending

Warehouse lending is a short‑term, asset‑based credit facility that enables mortgage originators (often small or regional banks and independent mortgage companies) to fund closed…