Holdovers

Key takeaways – A holdover in banking is a payment instrument (usually a check) received too late in the business day to be processed…

Holdover Tenant

A holdover tenant is a renter who remains in a leased property after the lease term has expired. Whether that tenant can lawfully stay…

Intraday

Key Takeaway Intraday (literally “within the day”) refers to price movements and trades that occur during a single market session. Intraday trading (day trading)…

Holding The Market

Key takeaways – “Holding the market” normally refers to deliberately placing buy orders to prop up a falling security’s price and create an artificial…

Holding Period Returnyield

Holding period return (HPR) is the total return earned from holding an asset or portfolio over a specified period, expressed as a percentage of…

Intestate

Intestate means dying without a valid last will and testament. When someone dies intestate, state probate courts — not the decedent — decide who…

Inter Vivos Trust

An inter‑vivos trust—commonly called a living trust—is a legal arrangement in which a person (the settlor or trustor) creates a trust during their lifetime…

Holding Period

A holding period is the length of time an investor owns an investment — typically measured from the day after acquisition until the day…

Intertemporal Choice

• Intertemporal choice describes decisions that trade off costs and benefits occurring at different times (today vs the future). – Choices to consume now…

Interpolation

Introduction Interpolation is a mathematical technique for estimating unknown data points that lie between known observations. In finance and trading, interpolation is commonly used…