A currency band is currency regulation used by a government or central bank that specifying price floor as well as price ceiling.

A tax base is a total amount of assets and/or income that can be taxed by the government. 

The theory of the firm is a concept in neoclassical economics that states that a firm exists and make decisions only in order to maximize its profits. 

A money market fund is a mutual fund that makes investments only in high liquidity instruments, for example, cash and/or cash equivalent securities. 

Money market is a trade in short-term debt investments. At wholesale level it involves large-volume trades between institutions and common traders.

Counterparty risk is the probability that one of the parties involved in a transaction might default its contractual obligation.

Cost control is the practice of reducing business expenses in order to increase profits.

An underweight portfolio is a portfolio which does not hold sufficient amount of a particular security when compared to the amount of that security held in underlying benchmark portfolio. 

Underperform is a term defining professional recommendation given when a stock is expected to do a little bit worse than the market return. 

The law of supply is the law of microeconomics which says that with all other factors being the same, as the price for the goods or services grows, the number of these goods and services will increase as well.

The law of one price is an economic theory that reads that the price for the same securities, commodities and other assets traded anywhere are to be of the same price no matter the location.

Financial health is a term used to describe the state of someone's financial situation.

Functional currency represents primary economic environment where an entity generates and spends cash.

Quantity theory of money is a theory that suggests that changes in price relate to changes in money supply.

A quanto swap is a cross-currency, cash-set interest rate swap, where one of the parties pays a foreign interest rate of the other party. 

A capped fund is a fund with certain and stated maximum limitations including in its investing or expense structure.

Nominal is a financial term meaning very small or really below the real value or cost.

Floating stock is the amount of particular shares available for trading. 

A focus list is a list of recommended stocks published by the research department of an investment firm. It can consist of a small number of stocks believed to be the most attractive at the time of list issuing.

Jitney is a broker who has access to stock exchange and performs trades for those who do not have the access.