👉 Warrantability is a characteristic of securities or other financial instruments that refers to their ability to withstand various kinds of risks. It involves assessing whether the security has the potential to meet its stated benefits, without compromising on its safety or performance. In other words, it assesses the security's reliability and solvency in relation to its underlying assets or liabilities. This term is used to evaluate financial instruments' quality and their ability to withstand potential risks.
