Regulation "Deregulation" designates the process whereby a sovereign entity decides to reduce the degree of its intervention via regulations in its sphere of responsibility (E.g. country or economic sector). The opposite is "regulation" or "re-regulation". Regulation "Deregulation" designates the process whereby a sovereign entity decides to reduce the degree of its intervention via regulations in its sphere of responsibility (E.g. country or economic sector). The opposite is "regulation" or "re-regulation". See all terms in the dictionary of finance To know more about it, look at what we have already written on this subject : Find : Regulation

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Definitions of terms begining with the same letter as "Regulation" :

R&D Rally Range note Ratchet effect Rate of discount Rate of return Rate tunnel Rating Rating agency Rating outlook Raw material prices risk Raw materials RCF Re-characterisation Re-rating Re-regulation Real Estate Investment Trust Real options Realised gain Realised loss Realised rate Recapitalisation Receivables Receiver Receivership Recommended offer Recoverable value Recurrent items Recurring items Red Herring Redemption Reevaluation Reference rate Refinancing

Registered bond Regulation Regulatory changes Regulatory risk Reinsurance company REIT Relationship Manager Relative value ratio Rendez-vous clause Repayment by equal instalments Repayment by tranches (or series) Repayment in fine Replacement cost Replenishment Replicating portfolio Repo, repurchase agreement Representations and warranties Reps and warranties Repurchase agreement Request For Proposal Required rate of return Requirements in working capital Rescheduling Research and development costs, R&D Reserve stock split Reserved capital increase Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities Residual value Resistance level Restated net asset value, RNAV Restrictive covenant Restructuring charges Restructuring provisions Retail investor

Retail public offering Retained Cash Flow Retained earnings Retainer Return Return on capital employed, ROCE Return on investment Revaluation Revenue bonds Revenues Reverse flex Reverse repo Reverse takeover Revolving credit RFP Right of approval Right of first refusal Rights issue Risk Risk of a fraud Risk of default Risk of illiquidity Risk premium Risk-free assets Risk-free rate Risk/return ratio RM RMBS RNAV Roadshow ROCE ROE Rule 144A Run-rate