- Look up
default in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Default may
refer to:
Default (law), the
failure to do
something required by law
Default (finance)...
- be able to
default without legal consequences. One
example is Greece,
which defaulted on an IMF loan in 2015. In such cases, the
defaulting country and...
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reference entity (i.e.,
Risky Corp)
defaults, one of two
kinds of
settlement can occur: the
investor delivers a
defaulted ****et to Bank for
payment of the...
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defendant notice of his
default,
affording a
chance to have the
default vacated. The
entry of a
default typically prevents the
defaulted defendant from litigating...
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Exposure at
default or (EAD) is a
parameter used in the
calculation of
economic capital or
regulatory capital under Basel II for a
banking institution...
- The
default effect, a
concept within the
study of
nudge theory,
explains the
tendency for an
agent to
generally accept the
default option in a strategic...
- In
legal theory, a
default rule is a rule of law that can be
overridden by a contract, trust, will, or
other legally effective agreement.
Contract law...
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Probability of
default (PD) is a
financial term
describing the
likelihood of a
default over a
particular time horizon. It
provides an
estimate of the...
- that had
recently entered the bond
market in
London defaulted.
These same
countries frequently defaulted during the
nineteenth century, but the situation...
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first such
default since 1918, back then it was just ruble-denominated bonds, not
foreign currency debt.
Before that, on 2 June,
Russia defaulted on the 30-day...
