Investment Return

A place where shares of publicly listed companies are traded.

A collection of investments, pooled into a single fund that can be bought and sold on a stock exchange.

An ETF that that reproduces the return of an index through the use of swaps.

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

The difference between a company's revenue and the cost to produce its goods/services, divided by revenue.

A legal requirement for financial firms to understand exactly who their customers are. Used to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing.

The data or information that is likely to impact a company's stock price.

A return calculated over the time period invested, that excludes extraneous elements, such as deposits to and withdrawals from the investment accounted.

An investment trust specialised in investing in commercial property such as parking garages or GP offices.