Tradition investment glossary

Inflation
Price growth rate.

Internal yield rate (IRR)
The refund required from the investment so that the present value of future cash flows was equal to the cost of investments. IRR answers the question: "If my investments were invested on a bank account instead (and I did the same contributions and removal of funds), what interest rate would give me the same final value?"

Primary Public Access Placement (IPO)
The initial public offer is the first sale of shares by a private company for the public. The IPO is often held with smaller and young companies seeking to expand capital, but can also be conducted by large private companies seeking to become public.

Emitten.
The company (or other form of organization), which attracted capital by selling securities in debt or capital markets.


Limited liability
The general legal structure in which the shareholders are not liable for debts arising from their companies - liability is limited to the value of their shares. Very few listing companies do not have limited liability.

Liquidity
Liquidity is associated with ease with which investments can be returned to cash. Government bonds are an example of very "liquid" investments, because you can usually sell them at any time. Investment real estate, on the other hand, has low liquidity, since it takes time for its sale and receipt of payment, and transactional costs are significantly higher.

Listed company
The company that agreed to abide by the rules of the listing of the exchange so that its shares can be bought and selling on this stock exchange.

LPT - Real estate fund registered on the stock exchange
It is a single portfolio of property assets listed on the stock exchange. This allows investors to acquire a share in a professionally managed real estate portfolio. In other jurisdictions, such as Australia, they are commonly referred to as real estate investment funds or (Reit).

Managed funds
Companies or trusts that offer indirect funds in stocks (and other securities and assets). They combine the money of many investors who seek higher income due to the fact that professional managers buy, sell and hold shares in the investment portfolio. Managed funds are sometimes called "mutual funds."

Market capitalization
The total market value of the company or the market as a whole. It is calculated by multiplying the total number of shares on their market price. This can be applied to determine the market value of one company, index or value of all companies listed on the stock exchange. escortes-de-france.com