Glossary Corporate Finance & Management

The role of this glossary is to present brief definitions of most of the key concepts in corporate finance and management (in total 900 names-definitions) with aim the reader to be able to understand and become familiar with the terminology in the analyses that will present in the category Corporate & Business.

Additionally, we hope that the reader by acquiring intimacy with the specific terminology, he will also love the science of finance and management, giving to it a significant part of his personal time.

In the following glossary we tried to include the most well-known definitions and terms in the field of Corporate Finance & Management. If you still find that a term or definition is missing and you know that it can be included in this glossary, please do not hesitate to contact us via the contact form of our web-site (Contact Us) and the Trust Economics will edit it and will include it.

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There are currently 115 names in this directory beginning with the letter S.
Sale and lease-back
Sales forecast
Salvage value
Sample selection bias
Samurai bond
Satisficing
Saturday night special
SBIC
Scalar relationships
Scale economies
Science
Scientific management
Scorched earth defenses
Season datings
Seasoned issue
Second-step transaction
Secondary initial public offering (SIPO)
Secondary market
Secured debt
Securitization
Security market line
Self-liquidating loan
Self-selection
Sell-off
Semi-strong from efficiency market
Senior debt
Sensitivity analysis
Sensitivity training
Serial bonds
Series bond
Share repurchases
Shareholder interest hypothesis
Shark registration
Shark repellent
Shark watcher
Shelf registration
Shogun bond dollar
Short-sale
Short-swing trading rule
Sight draft
Signal
Simple interest
Simulation
Sinker
Sinking fund (sinker)
Sitting-on-a-gold-mine hypothesis
Situational approach to leadership
Situational management
Skewed distribution
Small number problems
Social audit
Social responsibility of managers
Social responsiveness
Sociotechnical system
Span of control
Span of management
Special dividend (extra dividend)
Specialized asset
Specific risk
Specificity
Spin-off
Splintered authority
Split-up
Split-up a transaction
Spot exchange rate
Spot interest rate
Spread (underwriter’s spread)
Squeeze-out
Staff
Staffing
Staggered board (classified board)
Stake-out investment
Stakeholder
Standard deviation
Standard error
Standard Industrial Classification (SIC)
Standby agreement
Standstill agreement
Start-up MLP
Step-up bond
Stepped-up asset basis
Stock appreciation right (SAR)
Stock bonus plan
Stock dividend
Stock split
Straddle
Strategic business unit (SBUs)
Strategies
Strategy
Striking price
Strip financing
Stripped bond
Strong-form efficient market
Structural theory
Stub
Subchapter S corporation
Subordinated debt (junior debt)
Sum-of-the-years’-digits depreciation
Sunk costs
Super majority
Super normal growth
Super-NOW account
Superior-vote stock
Supervisors
Supplemental liability
Sushi bond
Swaps
Swingline facility
SWOT
Synergy
System (definition)
Systematic risk
Systems (boundaries)
Systems (closed)
Systems (open)
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