1) A bond traded in a number of different markets.

2) A single bond for the total amount of a new issue of bonds, issued on a temporary basis to the bank (normally the paying agent) that has responsibility for distributing the actual bonds to investors. In due course the global bond, sometimes referred to as a global bearer bond, is exchanged for the actual bonds.

• London Inter Bank Offered Rate
• London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange
• London International Insurance and Reinsurance Market Association
• London Metal Exchange
• London rules
• London Securities and Derivatives Exchange
• London Stock Exchange
• London Sugar Futures Market
• London Traded Options Market
• London Underwriting Centre
• long-dated forward
• long-dated gilt
• long-funded
• long hedging
• long position
• longs
• long-term bond
• long-term contract
• long-term debt
• long-term equity anticipation securities
• long-term liability
• long-term prime rate
• long-term rate risk
• lookback option
• loss adjuster