Return on Capital (ROC)
The profit on an investment in relation to how much was invested; a ratio used in accounting, finance and valuation that shows how effective a company has been at turning capital i ...
The profit on an investment in relation to how much was invested; a ratio used in accounting, finance and valuation that shows how effective a company has been at turning capital i ...
The profit on an investment in relation to how much was invested; a ratio used in accounting, finance and valuation that shows how effective a company has been at turning capital i ...
The profit on an investment in relation to how much was invested; a ratio used in accounting, finance and valuation that shows how effective a company has been at turning capital i ...
A metric that divides a measure of portfolio holding-period return by a measure of portfolio risk; the higher the value, the more return an investment portfolio has generated per u ...
A contractual right that permit the purchase of property, or the lease of space, upon the occurrence of certain events, often referred to as trigger events; commonly triggered when ...
A contractual right that permit the purchase of property, or the lease of space, upon the occurrence of certain events, often referred to as trigger events; commonly triggered when ...
Any attribute or characteristic that increases the likelihood of negatively affecting an investment and/or portfolio.
A portfolio allocation strategy using risk to determine allocations across various components of an investment portfolio; follows the modern portfolio theory (MPT) approach to inve ...
The behavioral approach and tolerance investors hold toward the inherent risk of investments.
The rate based on the risk-free rate and a risk premium used in the calculation of the present value of a risky investment.