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1. A measure of financial lever-age calculated as average total assets divided by average total equity.
Noncurrent
Complement
Financial leverage ratio
Materiality
2. A swap in which the payments are basedon the difference between interest rates in twocountries but payments are made in only a singlecurrency.
Addition rule for probabilities
Breusch-Pagan test
Top-down investing
Diff swaps
3. The investigation of issues relating to the accuracy of reported accounting results as reflections of economic per-formance; quality of earnings analysis is broadly understood to include not only earnings manage-ment - but also balance sheet manageme
Quality of earnings analysis
Point estimate
Test statistic
Current exchange rate
4. The risk associated with the conversion of foreign financial statements into domestic currency.
Translation exposure
Monitoring costs
Equity swap
Effective annual rate
5. A money measure of the goods and services produced within a country's borders over a stated time period.
Defensive interval ratio
Gross domestic product
Intangible assets
Factor risk premium (or factor price)
6. Quantiles that divide a distribution into four equal parts.
Cheapest to deliver
Initial public offering (IPO)
Longitudinal data
Quartiles
7. A method for estimating a company's before-tax cost of debt based upon the yield on comparably rated bonds for maturities that closely match that of the company's existing debt.
Independent
Prior probabilities
Debt rating approach
Deep in the money
8. The currency of the country where a company is located.
Official settlements account
Local currency
Chain rule of forecasting
Dirty surplus accounting
9. The loss in the value of an option resulting from movement of the option price toward its payoff value as the expiration day approaches.
Time value decay
Write-down
Debt-to-assets ratio
Impairment of capital rule
10. The mix of debt and equity that a company uses to finance its business; a company's specific mixture of long-term financing.
Liquidity ratios
Recapture premium
Rule of 70
Capital structure
11. Method used to estimate the overall capitalization rate by dividing the sale price of a comparable income property into the net operating income.
Independent projects
Market-extraction method
Equity charge
Conditional variances
12. An asset that trades in a market in which buyers and sellers meet - decide on a price - and the seller then delivers the asset to the buyer and receives payment. The underlying is the asset or other derivative on which a particular derivative is base
Normalized
Underlying
Liquidation
Uniting of interests method
13. Under U.S. GAAP - a mea-sure used in estimating a defined-benefit pension plan's liabilities - defined as the 'actuarial present value of vested benefits.'
Market rate
Vested benefit obligation
Trailirig dividend yield
Delta-normal method
14. The price of a security with accrued interest.
Lessor
Full price
Point estimate
Information ratio (IR)
15. A form of data min-ing that applies information developed by previ-ous researchers using a dataset to guide curren t research using the same or a related dataset.
Intergenerational data mining
Performance guarantee
Macaulay duration
Pull on liquidity
16. The internal rate of return on a portfol io - taking account of all cash flows.
Money-weighted rate of return
Marketability discount
Call
Modified duration
17. The part of the execution step of the portfolio management process that involves the implementation of port-folio decisions by trading desks.
Degree of financial leverage (DFL)
Credit VAR - default VAR - or credit at risk
Portfolio implementation problem
Warehouse receipt arrangement
18. All changes in equity other than contributions by - and distributions to - own-ers; income under clean surplus accounting; includes all changes in equity during a period except those resulting from investments by own-ers and distributions to owners;
Operating return on assets (operating
Credit derivatives
Transition phase
Comprehensive income
19. Controlling additional property throughreinvestment - refinancing - and exchanging.
Pyramiding
Tie-in sales
Price to cash flow
No-growth company
20. A legal corporate entity whose shareholders are its members. The members of the exchange have the privilege of executing transactions directly on the exchange.
Purchasing power loss
Floor traders or locals
Deep out of the money
Futures exchange
21. The unsold units of product on hand.
Foreign exchange market
Inventory
Liquidity risk
Relative strength (RSTR) indicators
22. The characteristic of minimum-variance frontiers that they are sensitive to small changes in inputs.
Instability in the minimum-variance frontier
Total asset turnover
Estimator
Long
23. The after-tax net operating profits as a percent of total assets or capital.
Return on invested capital (ROIC)
Bond yield plus risk premium approach
Beta
Degree of operating leverage (DOL)
24. The risk attributed to the operating cost structure - in particular the use of fixed costs in operations; the risk arising from the mix of fixed and variable costs; the risk that a company's operations may be severely affected by environ-mental - soc
Operating risk
Risk management
Dividend rate
Active specific risk or asset selection risk
25. The amount of time between check issuance and a check's clearing back against the company's account.
Marking to market
Debt-to-capital ratio
Historical simulation (or back simulation)
Disbursement float
26. The price at which an asset or liability would change hands between a willing buyer and a willing seller whe n the former is not under any compulsion to buy and the latter is not under any compulsion to sell; the price that would be received to sell
Clean surplus relation
Skewed
Fair value
Comprehensive income
27. A ratio of an ending price over a beginning price; it is equal to 1 plus the holding period return on the asset.
Swap spread
Swaption
Income
Price relative
28. The process of selecting - evaluat-ing - and interpreting financial data in order to formulate an assessment of a company's present and future financial condition and performance.
Random number generator
Income
Reorganization
Financial analysis
29. The fixed price or rate at which the transaction scheduled to occur at the expiration of a forward contract will take place. This price is agreed on at the initiation date of the contract.
Forward price or forward rate
Arbitrage
Payout ratio
Holding period yield (HPy)
30. A weighted average of the after-tax required rates of return on a company's common stock - preferred stock - and long-term debt - where the weights are the fraction of each source of financing in the company's target capital structure.
Nondeliverable forwards (NDFs)
Weighted-average cost of capital (WACC)
Arbitrage opportunity
Time-weighted rate of return
31. Describes a distribution that is more peaked than a normal distribution.
Holding period yield (HPy)
Leptokurtic
Return on assets (ROA)
Ordinary least squares (OLS)
32. Aka 'Market efficiency. '
Rational efficient markets formulation
Mature phase
Daily settlement
Hmnan capital
33. Costs of inven tories including costs of purchase - costs of conversion - other costs to bring the inventories to their present location and condition - and the allocated portion of) fixed production overhead costs.
Return on invested capital (ROIC)
Definition of value (or standard of value)
Mean absolute deviation
Capitalized inventory costs
34. With respect to financial statement analy-sis - the ability of a company to fulfill its long-term obligations.
Solvency
Account
Optimal capital structure
Due diligence
35. The company in a merger or acquisition that is acquiring the target.
Stock purchase
Finance lease (capital lease)
Acquiring company - or acquirer
Dilution
36. Is Derivatives in which the payoffs occur if a specific event occurs; generally referred to as options.
Contingent clain
Dividend displacement of earnings
Notes payable
Interest rate put
37. Approach to translating for-eign currency financial statements for consolida-tion in which all assets and liabilities are translated at the current exchange rate. The cur-rent rate method is the prevalent method of translation.
Current rate method
Inventory blanket lien
Covariance matrix
Tax risk
38. Activities which are associated with the acquisition and disposal of property - plant - and equipment; intangible assets; other long-term assets; and both long-term and short-term investments in the equity and debt (bonds and loans) issued by other c
Weighted-average cost of capital (WACC)
Investing activities
Pairs trading
Sample skewness
39. A swap in which the underlying is an interest rate. Can be viewed as a currency swap in which both currencies are the same and can be created as a combination of currency swaps.
Buy-side analysts
Exp ected holding-period return
Industry structure
Interest rate swap
40. The yield to maturity on a basis that ignores compounding.
Comprehensive income
Bond-equivalent yield
Normal backwardation
Weighted harmonic mean
41. The principle that the approximate num-ber of years necessary for an investment to double is 72 divided by the stated interest rate.
Economic value added (EVA)
Stock grants
Clearinghouse
Rule of 72
42. With reference to cash flow statements - a format for the presenta-tion of the statement which - in the operating cash flow section - begins with net income then shows additions and subtractions to arrive at operatingcash flow.
Credit VAR - default VAR - or credit at risk
Delta
Indirect format (indirect method)
Days of sales outstanding (DSO)
43. A system that allows individual units within an organization to manage risk. Decentralization results in duplication ofeffort but has the advantage of having people closer to the risk be more d irectly involved in its management.
Decentralized risk management
Current ratio
Rho
Reputational risk
44. A strategy in which a position is hedged by making frequent adjustments to the quantity of the instrument used for hedging in relation to the instrument being hedged.
Dynamic hedging
Tracking error
Safety-first Rules
Identifiable intangible
45. The ratio ofthe percentage change in operating income to the percentage change in units sold; the sensitivity of operating income to changes in units sold.
Contango
Financial leverage
Degree of operating leverage (DOL)
White sqnire
46. An approach to using price multiples that relates a price multiple to forecasts of fundamentals through a discounted cash flow model.
Segment margin
Method based on forecasted fundamentals
Build-up method
Index amortizing swap
47. The granting of stock options to employees as a form of compensation.
Treasury stock method
Sampling error
Stock options (stock option grants)
Measure of central tendency
48. When disbursements are paid tooquickly or trade credit availability is limited -requiring companies to expend funds beforethey receive funds from sales that could cover theliability.
Pull on liquidity
Commodity swap
Trimmed mean
Dirty surplus accounting
49. A merger; the term may be applied to any transaction - but is often used in reference to hos-tile transactions.
Interest rate collar
Takeover
Cash basis
Statement of changes in shareholders' equity (state-ment of owners' equity)
50. The pursuit of wealth by capturing economic rent---consumer surplus - producer sur-plus - or economic profit.
Implied yield
Sharpe ratio
Rent seeking
Contango
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