Kaffirs: South African gold mining stock that trade on the London Stock Exchang ...
Kaldor-Hicks test: A change in production or distribution is desirable only if those who ...
Kangaroos: Australian equity.
Kansas City Board of Trade: The second largest grain exchange in the world, established in 1876. T ...
Kappa: The ratio of the dollar price change in the price of an option to a 1% ...
Karat: A measure of the purity of gold. Twenty-four karat (24K) is considered ...
Keep up with the Jones: Strive, especially beyond one's income to socialize and spend like oth ...
Keogh plan: A pension account with deferred taxes. Only available to self-employed ...
Kerb market: In the US, trading in shares of companies not listed on the main stock ...
Kerb market: Kerb market is in fact an unofficial name for an unofficial activity - ...
KES: Kenyan Shilling from Kenya.
Key employee: Any employee that is considered to be critical to the business of the ...
Keyman Insurance: Companies often take out insurance policies on essential (i.e. key) ma ...
Keynesian Economics: The economic theory that active government intervention in the marketp ...
KGS: Kyrgyzstani Som from Kyrgyszstan.
KHR: Riel from Cambodia (formerly Kampuchea).
Kicker: Something added to a contract proposal to make it more attractive.
Killer bee: An investment banker helping companies go about soliciting a hostile t ...
Kilo bar: A one kilogram (1 kg) bar of gold, a standard specification in gold tr ...
Kiretsu: A network of Japanese companies organized around a major bank.
KMF: Comorian Franc from the Comoros.
Knock-in option: An option that begins to function as a normal option ("knocks in") onc ...
Knock-out option: An option with a built in mechanism to expire worthless should a speci ...
Known price item: When a good whose price is widely known by members of the public is pr ...
Kondratiev Wave: Named after Soviet economist Mikhail Kondratiev, the theory that Weste ...
KPW: Democratic People's Republic of Korean Won from the Democratic People' ...
KRW: Korean Won from the Republic of Korea (South Korea).
Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE): Incorporated in 1965 as Kuala Lumpur's stock exchange (although share- ...
Kurtosis: A statistical measure used to describe the distribution of observed da ...
KWD: Kuwaiti Dinar from Kuwait.
KYD: Cayman Islands Dollar from the Cayman Islands.
KZT: Tenge from Kazakhstan.
Kaldor-Hicks test: A change in production or distribution is desirable only if those who ...
Kangaroos: Australian equity.
Kansas City Board of Trade: The second largest grain exchange in the world, established in 1876. T ...
Kappa: The ratio of the dollar price change in the price of an option to a 1% ...
Karat: A measure of the purity of gold. Twenty-four karat (24K) is considered ...
Keep up with the Jones: Strive, especially beyond one's income to socialize and spend like oth ...
Keogh plan: A pension account with deferred taxes. Only available to self-employed ...
Kerb market: In the US, trading in shares of companies not listed on the main stock ...
Kerb market: Kerb market is in fact an unofficial name for an unofficial activity - ...
KES: Kenyan Shilling from Kenya.
Key employee: Any employee that is considered to be critical to the business of the ...
Keyman Insurance: Companies often take out insurance policies on essential (i.e. key) ma ...
Keynesian Economics: The economic theory that active government intervention in the marketp ...
KGS: Kyrgyzstani Som from Kyrgyszstan.
KHR: Riel from Cambodia (formerly Kampuchea).
Kicker: Something added to a contract proposal to make it more attractive.
Killer bee: An investment banker helping companies go about soliciting a hostile t ...
Kilo bar: A one kilogram (1 kg) bar of gold, a standard specification in gold tr ...
Kiretsu: A network of Japanese companies organized around a major bank.
KMF: Comorian Franc from the Comoros.
Knock-in option: An option that begins to function as a normal option ("knocks in") onc ...
Knock-out option: An option with a built in mechanism to expire worthless should a speci ...
Known price item: When a good whose price is widely known by members of the public is pr ...
Kondratiev Wave: Named after Soviet economist Mikhail Kondratiev, the theory that Weste ...
KPW: Democratic People's Republic of Korean Won from the Democratic People' ...
KRW: Korean Won from the Republic of Korea (South Korea).
Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE): Incorporated in 1965 as Kuala Lumpur's stock exchange (although share- ...
Kurtosis: A statistical measure used to describe the distribution of observed da ...
KWD: Kuwaiti Dinar from Kuwait.
KYD: Cayman Islands Dollar from the Cayman Islands.
KZT: Tenge from Kazakhstan.
