Over and Short Explained.

The term “over and short” is used to describe a situation where an organization has more liabilities than assets. This can happen for a variety of reasons, but it typically happens when an organization has taken on too much debt or has made poor investment decisions. When an organization is “over and short,” it is … Read more

Off-The-Run Treasuries.

Off-the-run Treasury securities are those that are not the most recently issued bonds of a particular maturity. They are typically cheaper than on-the-run securities because they are not as actively traded. How do you calculate run rate savings? Assuming you are asking about the U.S. Treasury market, the run rate savings can be calculated using … Read more