Capital Markets

Panic Buying

What is Panic Buying? Panic buying is a phenomenon of mass purchasing that typically occurs either just before or just after some sort of disaster – whether the disaster is real or only predicted. It often happens related to severe weather incidents, such as an impending major snowstorm or hurricane. Consumers fear not being to...

Money Manager

What is a Money Manager? A money manager is a person or entity that manages the financial assets of a portfolio for individuals or institutional investors. Money managers may also track expenses and investments, create budgets, and evaluate taxes. Money managers can adopt varying goals for their clients, including ensuring the safety of the principal,...

Stock Market Index

What is a Stock Market Index? A stock market index, also known as a stock index, measures a section of the stock market. In other words, the index measures the change in the share prices of different companies. The stock index is determined by calculating the prices of certain stocks (generally a weighted average). It...

Middle Office

What is the Middle Office? The middle office is a department within a financial services institution. It comprises a team of employees that includes risk managers, information technology officers, and other officers who manage risks within the organization, as well as managing information technology. How It Works A financial services institution, such as an investment...

Middle East and North Africa (MENA)

What is the Middle East and North Africa (MENA)? MENA is an abbreviation that stands for the Middle East and North Africa. The Middle East and North Africa is a region comprising of a heterogeneous group of countries. According to the World Atlas, the MENA region consists of 19 countries ranging from oil-exporting nations in...
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