Fill: Fill is the method of finishing a clients order to purchase or sell off a currency pair.

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation: FDIC is the rigid agency in charge for administering bank collection insurance in the US.

Federal Reserve: It is the Central Bank of the US.

Fill Price: It is also referred the value at which a purchase or sell order was executed.

Financial Risk: It is the risk that an organization will be incapable to assemble its monetary obligations.

Flat: Flat is the term recounting a trade book with no marketplace exposure.

Forward: Forward is a deal that settle at a prospect date.

Forward Points: The points added to or deducted from the spot price to compute the forward charge for a forward FX transaction. These points are based on the discrepancy connecting the interest rates of the two currency pair.

Forward Rates: Forward rates is the rate at which a buy or sell in currency can take place for future delivery. It is calculated as the net price ensuing from computing the forward point and deducting them from the open spot rate.