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Risk Capital vs. Capital at Risk

Risk capital Risk capital represents the amounts of money (capital) that are allocated to high-risk venues (e.g., speculative activity, high-risk,...

Difference Between Risk Capital and Capital at Risk

Risk capital Risk capital represents the amounts of money (capital) that are allocated to high-risk venues (e.g., speculative activity, high-risk,...

Difference Between Judgement and Estimate in Accounting

Judgement In accounting, judgements (management judgement) represent conclusions are made by an entity’s management in applying accounting policies. A judgement...

Perpetual Instruments: Examples

Perpetual instruments: concept A perpetual instrument is a financial instrument (typically, an equity instrument and at times a debt instrument)...

Equity Instruments: Examples

Equity instruments: concept An equity instrument is a financial instrument that confers on its holder a residual interest in the...

Difference Between Intercompany and Intracompany Transactions

Intercompany transactions An intercompany transaction is a transaction that takes place when two entities belonging to the same legal parent...

Main Types of Intercompany Transactions

Concept of intercompany transaction An intercompany transaction is defined as a transaction that takes place when two entities belonging to...

Intercompany Transactions: Examples

Concept of intercompany transaction An intercompany transaction is defined as a transaction that takes place when two entities belonging to...

Importance and Benefits of Intercompany Accounting

Concept of intercompany accounting Intercompany accounting is defined as the processing and accounting for a corporate group’s internal financial activities...

Derivative Financial Instruments: Concept and Role

Derivative financial instruments: concept A derivative financial instrument is a type of financial instrument that has financial securities (such as...