convertibility
Freely tradeable quality
Convertibility is the quality of being convertible—able to be changed into something else.
The term appears most often in finance, where a currency's convertibility means it can be freely exchanged for other currencies or gold: The peso lost its convertibility during the crisis.
Convertible bonds have convertibility into stock shares.
Replaceable by equivalent items
- interchangeableAble to replace another
- substituteReplacement for another
- swapExchange one for another
- interchangeReciprocal transfer between parties
commutable · equivalent · reciprocal · transposable · interconvertible · replaceable · translatable · reversible
Currency trading market
- currenciesOfficial mediums of exchange
- fiatAuthoritative official decree
- dollarBasic U.S. currency unit
- euroShared continental currency
yen · pound · pegged · floating · devaluation · appreciation · reserves · repatriation
Ties that unite
- securitiesTradeable financial assets
- assetsOwned items of value
- capitalWealth used for investment
- derivativesThings derived from another
options · futures · equities · commodities · hedging · arbitrage · leverage · trading
Woven or knit material
- textileMaterial from woven fibers
- reversibleAble to be undone
- breathabilityAirflow through material
- stretchabilityCapacity to elongate
washability · wearability · drape · permeability · tensile · durability · resilience · elasticity
Thorough change in form
- versatilityCapacity for varied applications
- adjustabilityCapacity for alteration
- modifiabilityCapacity to be adjusted
- reconfigurabilityCapacity to be reshaped
customization · retrofitting · remodeling · repurposing · multipurpose · modular · configurable · upgradeable
fungible
Replaceable by equivalent items
- interchangeableAble to replace another
- substituteReplacement for another
- swapExchange one for another
interchange · commutable · equivalent · reciprocal · transposable · interconvertible · replaceable · translatable · reversible · corresponding
forex
Currency trading market
- currenciesOfficial mediums of exchange
- fiatAuthoritative official decree
- dollarBasic U.S. currency unit
euro · yen · pound · pegged · floating · devaluation · appreciation · reserves · repatriation · remittance
bonds
Ties that unite
- securitiesTradeable financial assets
- assetsOwned items of value
- capitalWealth used for investment
derivatives · options · futures · equities · commodities · hedging · arbitrage · leverage · trading · investment
fabric
Woven or knit material
- textileMaterial from woven fibers
- reversibleAble to be undone
- breathabilityAirflow through material
stretchability · washability · wearability · drape · permeability · tensile · durability · resilience · elasticity · transformable
transformation
Thorough change in form
- versatilityCapacity for varied applications
- adjustabilityCapacity for alteration
- modifiabilityCapacity to be adjusted
reconfigurability · customization · retrofitting · remodeling · repurposing · multipurpose · modular · configurable · upgradeable · switchable
- interchangeabilityexchangeability, substitutability, fungibility, replaceability, commutability
- monetary systemsgold standard, reserve currency, par value, central banks, monetary policy
- currencydollar, euro, pound, yen, peso
- moneydollar, euro, coin, cash, pound
- ArgentinaBuenos Aires, tango, Messi, Patagonia, mate
- changeabilityvariability, mutability, fickleness, inconstancy, instability
convertibilityfixedness
State of being stationary
immutability · unchangeability · rigidity · permanence · inflexibility
convert, conversion, converted, convertible, converts, converting, converter, reconverted, reconverting