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There are financial English words beginning with the letter L.
Although English is difficult, it is really important. Let me sort out the financial English vocabulary for your reference only. You can have a look at it when you have time.

vocabulary

L

letter of credit (L/C)

labor arbitrage

Leveraged buyout transactions; Borrowing financing acquisition

Lead underwriter. Lead manager

corporate shares

Lender

Lender of last resort

letter of credit (L/C)

Level playing field

Leverage ratio = debt level/equity debt level/ratio

Leveraged buyout transactions; Borrowing financing acquisition

Leverage ratio

london inter bank offered rate,libor

Lien seizure; Right of seizure; lien

London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange

Limited recourse

Limited partnership limited liability partnership

Linked exchange rate system

Short-term investment in liquid investment

Floating income option notes floating interest-bearing rights notes

Liquidity liquidity; Liquidity; Liquidity-[market liquidity] is used to measure the depth of the market-how much can be bought/sold without affecting the price.

Current ratio quick ratio

Liquidity risk-refers to the transaction risk related to the illiquid market. These markets are characterized by excessive bid-ask spreads and lack of transparency. Regardless of the size, the price will change greatly after the transaction.

listed company

Litigation litigation

Infrastructure index of local toll roads

Locking occurs naturally (condition)

Locking naturally disappears (condition)

Locking; Blockade-The [stock market] is promised by the issuing company or the third-party supplier (if applicable) not to sell the stock further without the prior consent of the underwriter (underwriter). The blockade period is generally 180 days, but it can be longer according to the situation.

Locking protocol

London Mercantile Exchange

london inter bank offered rate,libor

London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange

London metal exchange

London stock exchange

London options exchange market

Long position; Good warehouse; Tend to rise

Long call option; Subscribe to a long position

Forward buying forward

Long bearish buy put options; Subscribe short position

Long-$ TERM shareholding (loyalty) encourages long-term shareholding preference

Long-term supply agreement

Loose bonds short-term buying and selling bonds

Low budget operation

Loyal royal family

LSE London Stock Exchange

LTOM London options market