Internal Rate of Return (IRR)

A set of standards which investors use to present their investment results.

The famous greenback our friends in the US use as currency.

An investment where, regardless of its legal form, the amount repayable to the retail investor is subject to fluctuations.

A mathematical test used to determine whether a claim is true or false.

A street in New York that became a figure of speech for the financial markets of the US.

A method of moving money obtained illicitly through the financial system so it can be used legally.

Mutual funds are traded on a forward pricing basis, meaning the price you see will be different to the price you may trade at.

What is a zero coupon bond?

A way of calculating compound returns on an investment or savings over a set period of time.