Insider Information

Summary Insider information (also called material non-public information, or MNPI) is any non-public fact about a public company that a reasonable investor would consider…

Inside Sales

Inside sales is the practice of selling products or services remotely—by phone, email, web conferencing, chat, or social media—rather than by meeting prospects face‑to‑face.…

Korean Composite Stock Price Indexes

The Korean Composite Stock Price Indexes—commonly abbreviated KOSPI—are a family of capitalization‑weighted stock market indexes that measure price performance on the Korea Exchange (KRX).…

Insead

• INSEAD (Institut Européen d’Administration des Affaires) is one of the world’s leading graduate business schools with multi‑campus presence (France, Singapore, Abu Dhabi and…

Korea Stock Exchange Krx

A single national securities exchange operator in South Korea, the Korea Exchange (KRX) runs equity, bond, derivatives and other markets, and is the result…

Input Output Analysis

Input‑Output analysis is a macroeconomic technique that maps how industries in an economy supply inputs to — and buy outputs from — one another.…

Kondratieff Wave

A Kondratieff Wave (or K-wave) is a theory of long-term economic cycles in capitalist economies lasting roughly 40–60 years. Proposed by Russian economist Nikolai…

Inorganic Growth

Inorganic growth is expansion created through external actions rather than by increasing a company’s internal operations. Typical examples are mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, strategic…

Kof Economic Barometer

Key takeaways – The KOF Economic Barometer is a monthly leading indicator produced by the KOF Swiss Economic Institute that aims to signal the…

Initial Margin

Initial margin is the cash and/or eligible collateral you must post up front to open a leveraged position in a margin account (stocks) or…