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  • Negotiable debt securities

    These are securities that represent debt with a shorter term than a bond and that are not listed.
    There are several distinct types which differ according to the issuer :

    - Negotiable treasury bills (issued by the State)
    - NCD or Negotiable Certificates of Deposit (issued by banks)
    - Commercial paper (issued by companies)
    - Specialised financial institution bonds, etc.

  • Net Asset Value

    The net asset value of a SICAV or of an FCP is the net valuation of the portfolio of securities plus earnings, minus management fees and other potential direct charges.

  • Nominal value/Face value/Par value

    The value of a security when it is issued.