Financial instrument: what it is – Dictionary of Economics

Contract that generates, at the same time, a financial asset for one of the parties and a financial liability for the other. For example, in the field of securities markets, a fixed-income security is a financial instrument: the holder has the right to receive remuneration as long as he maintains the investment, and the entity that issued it has the obligation to pay said remuneration to the holder. until the time of expiration.

Origin: CNMV

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