An overview of the Evergrande situation Fears of default of troubled China Evergrande Group, the world's most indebted property developer, continue to rise as markets look for possible intervention by Beijing to prevent the company's collapse and the spillover risks that would cause domino effects across the .

A talk with CMS Prime CEO, Amarnath Rath The retail brokerage landscape continues to see sizable changes in 2021 with companies looking to adjust to a new status quo. ForexLive spoke with Amarnath Rath, CEO of CMS Prime for his perspective on the company's outlook and expansion.

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Rising inflation remains an important determinant of market reaction this year, as rising yields continue to challenge lofty equity market valuations, especially in the technology sector.

Understanding not-held orders Before anything else, let us start discussing held orders. These are the ones that need quick execution so they can be filled immediately. They usually expect executions at the best offer and best bids for buy and sell orders. may be the most common example.

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Getting to know held orders Market orders that need instantaneous execution so they can be filled immediately are called held orders. These trades will most likely expect executions at the best offers and bids for buy and sell orders, respectively. We mentioned market orders because these are some of the most common examples of held orders. And since you are already here, know that the opposite of held orders is a not held order. They the decision when it comes to time and price to get a better fill opportunity for a customer.

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Understanding mismatch risks If you say the term "mismatch risk," you might get a different answer from one person to another. , it might mean many things, but it will all go down to the possibility that there was a loss because two or more entities and their objective are not compatible. Hence, we call it mismatch risk. Usually, it takes the form of a principal-agent problem. A principal-agent problem occurs between an individual or a group of people and the entity authorized to move on their behalf. This authorized entity may have behaved in a way that is not in the principal's best interest.