Micro Cap
A micro‑cap is a publicly traded company whose market capitalization (share price × shares outstanding) is roughly between $50 million and $300 million. Micro‑caps…
Micromanager
• Micromanaging is an overly controlling leadership style in which a manager excessively supervises how work is done rather than focusing on outcomes. –…
Mumbai Interbank Offer Rate Mibor
• MIBOR (Mumbai Interbank Offer Rate) was the benchmark overnight-to-three-month rate at which banks in India said they would lend to other banks. Launched…
Married Filing Jointly
Married filing jointly is a federal income tax filing status that lets a married couple file a single Form 1040 reporting both spouses’ income,…
Multiple Employer Welfare Arrangement Mewa
• A Multiple Employer Welfare Arrangement (MEWA) lets two or more employers pool resources to offer health and other welfare benefits to their employees.…
Metrics
Metrics are quantitative measures that track performance, diagnose problems, and guide decision-making across accounting, operations, project management, investing and strategy. Well-chosen metrics (often assembled…
Merton Model
Introduction The Merton model (Robert C. Merton, 1974) is a foundational structural-credit model that treats a firm’s equity as a European call option on…
Merrill Lynch And Co
Merrill Lynch & Co. is the historic Wall Street investment firm founded by Charles E. Merrill in 1914. Today it no longer operates as…
Merger Arbitrage
Key Takeaways – Merger arbitrage (risk arbitrage) is an event-driven strategy that seeks to profit from the price difference between a target’s market price…
Merchant Bank
A merchant bank is a financial institution that provides specialized financing, underwriting, advisory and trade‑finance services to corporations, multinational firms and high‑net‑worth individuals (HNWIs).…