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Types of FX Risk

Foreign exchange risk (FX risk) is defined as the potential adverse effect arising from changes in the exchange rate between...

Types of Foreign Exchange Risk

Foreign exchange risk (FX risk) is defined as the potential adverse effect arising from changes in the exchange rate between...

Stock Yield Calculation: Example

Stock yield is the rate of return for a stock is calculated as its dividends per share divided by its...

NOA Formula

NOA (net operating assets) is a measure of performance or valuation whereby an entity's value is assessed focusing on its...

NOPAT Formula

NOPAT, an acronym for net operating profit after tax, is an entity’s after-tax operating income assuming that it had no...

RNOA Formula

RNOA denotes return on net operating assets; it is a measure often used to assess the efficiency of an entity's...

Non-Linear Product: Examples

A non-linear product is a product (financial product) that does not feature a 1:1 relationship between its price movement and...

Non-Linear Risk: Examples

Non-linear risks represents the risk that the profit and loss of an financial instrument/ a portfolio/ an investment changes in...

Write-Down vs. Write-Off

Write-down represents a reduction in the carrying value/ amount of an asset to reflect and record a decline in its...

Tier 1 Capital vs. Tier 2 Capital

Tier-1 capital is a layer of capital (for a bank or financial institution) that consists of common equity, minority interests,...