The price of a gilt-edged security excluding the accrued interest since the previous coupon payment. Interest on gilt-edged stocks accrues continuously although coupons are paid at fixed intervals (usually six months). Prices quoted in newspapers are usually clean prices, although a buyer will normally pay for and receive the accrued income as well as the stock itself.

• Foreign Credit Insurance Association
• foreign currency bill
• foreign currency bond
• foreign currency cross-rate
• foreign debt
• foreign desk
• foreign direct investment
• foreign exchange
• Foreign Exchange and Currency Deposit Brokers' Association
• Foreign Exchange and Trade Central Law
• foreign-exchange broker
• foreign-exchange dealer
• foreign-exchange market
• foreign-exchange rate risk
• foreign-exchange trading line
• foreign-exchange transactions date
• foreign-exchange value date
• foreign financing
• foreign investment
• foreign sector
• foreign trade multiplier
• forensic accounting
• FOREX
• forfaiting
• forfeited share