Return On Equity
How much profit a company generates with the money shareholders have invested. For example, if a company's equity is valued at $100 million and it makes a profit of $10 million, the return on equity or ROE is 10%.
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- Market Risk
- Venture Capital Funds
- Coupon
- REIT
- Professional Investors Fund (PIF)
- Default Risk
- Physical Commodity
- Effective Duration of Fund
- Maturity
- Vesting
- Earnings Growth
- Lead Investor
- Distribution Yield
- Private Placement
- Interest Rate Swap
- PIPE or Private Investment in Public Equity
- Mid Cap
- Standard Deviation
- Deal flow
- ROI
- Liquidation
- ISA (Individual Savings Account)
- Real Return
- Price-To-Earnings Ratio