Revocable Beneficiary
What is a revocable beneficiary
A revocable beneficiary is someone who has been named in a will or insurance policy to receive assets upon the...
Capital Structures
When a company is evaluating its capital structure, there are several factors to consider, including debt level, the tradeoffs between debt and equity financing,...
Hammer Clause
What is a hammer clause and what does it do
A hammer clause is a type of clause often found in real estate contracts. It...
Financial Guarantee
What is a financial guarantee and what are its benefits
A financial guarantee is a contract between two parties in which one party agrees to...
Internal Growth Rate
What is the Internal Growth Rate of a Company?
The Internal Growth Rate (IGR) is a measure of the growth potential of a business. It...
Feeder Fund
What is a feeder fund and how does it work
A feeder fund is an investment fund that invests in another fund, known as the...
Debit Note
What is a debit note
A debit note is a document that is issued by a buyer to a seller as a way of correcting...
Portfolio Turnover
What is portfolio turnover and why is it important
Portfolio turnover is a measure of how often the securities in a portfolio are bought and...
Blended Rate
What is a blended rate and why should you care
A blended rate is a pricing strategy that combines the best aspects of fixed and...