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Term Description
Absolute Return Funds
accounts payable (AP)
accounts receivable
accredited derivatives advisers
accredited futures adviser
Accrued Interest
accumulated depreciation
ACE
Acquisition
actively managed
additional margin
addressed value payment
adjustment to options contracts
Administrative Message
ADS
After Hours Trading
after-balance-date events
Agency Cross
Agency Order
Agent
agio
AGM (annual general meeting)
All Ordinaries (All Ords)
All Ordinaries Accumulation Index
allocation
Allocation Committee
allotment of shares
American Depository Receipt (ADR)
American Depository Share (ADS)
American exercise, American style
American option
American Stock Exchange (Amex)
American-style option
amortisation
AMOS
AMPS
AMV
annual report
annual yield
annualised return
annuity
APAC
arbitrage
Arbitration
ARC
articles of association
as at date
ASAM
Ask
Ask Price
asset allocation
asset backing
assets
assigned short position
assignment
assignment notice
associate company
associated company
ASX (Australian Stock Exchange)
ASX code
ASX International Services Pty Ltd
ASX World Link
ASXF
at a discount
at a premium
at par
at-the-money option
Auction Market
audit
Audit Report
Audit Trail
auditors
Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC)
authorised capital
Automated Bond System
automated exchange
Averages
Averaging
aware
Agency Cross
A trade in which a single broker acts as the agent for both the buyer and seller. This can occur when a member firm simultaneously receives a buy and a sell order from two different customers but for the same number of shares in the same stock. When these orders reach the floor broker, he can easily cross them and complete the transaction, but only after going to the designated trading post for that stock and announcing the bid in case another broker is prepared to offer a better price.