Buy Boxes

Keep the buyer’s terms and the scenario comparison in one clear context.

What this is for

A Buy Box describes the buyer or program conditions used in a comparison. It lets you inspect a relevant opportunity and understand the treatment of the selected assets.

Choose the exact program

One institution can have several programs. Choose the exact Buy Box ID or program label. A familiar company name is not enough to identify the intended terms.

Read the term basis

Public, inferred, default, scenario, and missing values mean different things. Keep source dates and references with the value. A completed-looking page does not establish confirmation of every field.

Compare current terms

Use the current profile to run the supported local checks. Checks without a usable criterion remain open. You can still inspect the result and source.

Explore a scenario

Open the terms editor on desktop to try supported tenor, amount, or grade values. The scenario is retained separately from the original profile. Scenario terms.

Example result

Illustrative example. The $4 billion portfolio, fund name, terms, and results on this page are examples. Actual portfolios and results vary.

For the example $2.4 billion package at a 98% price and 60-day weighted tenor, the price-only annualized example return is 12.41% before losses and costs. The example page shows the full calculation.

Save the decision context

A saved comparison preserves the source, terms, selection, and result. Reopening it should not substitute the newest buyer or package in the workspace.