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Forward Points

What are Forward Points? Forward points are basis points that are added or subtracted to the spot rate, which is the market price quote of a commodity. If an investor was interested in purchasing a particular commodity, he or she would purchase it at the price it is quoted at the time of purchase. If…

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Historic Pricing

What is Historic Pricing? Historic pricing is a method used to determine the net asset value of a fund or other financial instruments by making use of a preceding valuation point. This allows investors to know the price they will buy or sell the fund at, which can be calculated at the end of the…

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Fixed Capital

What is Fixed Capital? Fixed capital, or fixed assets or capital assets, refers to a company’s long-term assets, such as land, buildings, or equipment that is used in producing goods or services. Understanding Fixed Capital The capital invested in such long-term operating assets is considered “fixed” because, unlike other assets (e.g., inventory of goods), the…

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Foregone Earnings

What are Foregone Earnings? Foregone earnings are potential earnings that could’ve been achieved but are absent due to charged fees, expenses, or lost time. An example is the investment costs incurred by an investor paying fees such as management fees for a mutual fund or exchange-traded fund (ETF) investment or commissions to a stock brokerage…

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Forward Premium

What is a Forward Premium? Forward premium occurs when the forward exchange rate is quoted higher than the spot exchange rate. The expectation of the market is that the domestic currency will be worth less in the future or will depreciate in value versus the foreign currency. To determine the forward premium, the difference between…

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Social Networking

What is Social Networking? Social networking, in an online business context, is the usage of social media websites to connect with existing and potential customers to increase revenues and expand your business. The most frequently used social networking websites are Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter. Other popular social connection sites include LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest, and Snapchat….

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Subprime Loan

What is a Subprime Loan? A subprime loan is a loan offered to individuals at an interest rate above prime, who do not qualify for conventional loans. Such individuals have low income, limited credit history, poor quality collateral, or poor credit. The subprime option is common in many different types of loans, including auto loans…

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Social Responsibility

What is Social Responsibility? Social responsibility refers to the business practices of engaging in ethical behavior and in taking actions aimed at benefiting the society that the business operates in. Corporate social responsibility has become an increasingly important factor for companies to consider since the turn of the century. It is partly because millennials –…

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Data Analytics

What is Data Analytics? Data analytics is the science of analyzing raw datasets in order to derive a conclusion regarding the information they hold. It enables us to discover patterns in the raw data and draw valuable information from them. Data analytics processes and techniques may use applications incorporating machine learning algorithms, simulation, and automated…

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Data Anonymization

What is Data Anonymization? Data anonymization refers to the method of preserving private or confidential information by deleting or encoding identifiers that link individuals to the stored data. It is done to protect the private activity of an individual or a corporation while preserving the credibility of the data collected and exchanged. Data anonymization is…

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