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Trailing P/E Ratio

What is the Trailing P/E Ratio? The trailing price to earnings ratio – trailing P/E ratio – is the most commonly used of the P/E variations (trailing versus forward). The trailing P/E ratio accounts for a company’s actual earnings instead of its projected earnings. It is considered one of the most accurate ways of determining…

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Gridlines in Excel

What are Gridlines in Excel? Gridlines in Excel are the horizontal and vertical gray lines that differentiate between cells in a worksheet. The gridlines guide users to differentiate between the specific cells and read the data in an organized manner. They also help users navigate through the worksheet columns and rows with ease. Without gridlines,…

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Securitized Debt Instruments

What are Securitized Debt Instruments? Securitized debt instruments are financial securities that are created by securitizing individual loans (debt). Securitization is a financial process that involves issuing securities that are backed by a number of assets, most commonly debt. The assets are transformed into securities, and the process is called securitization. The owner of the…

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Stock Performance Benchmarking

What is Stock Performance Benchmarking? Stock performance benchmarking is a strategy employed by investors to help determine the different performance aspects of an investment portfolio. Investors typically use benchmarking to get a better assessment of a portfolio’s return, how risky it is as a whole, and how to allocate funds within the portfolio to minimize…

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Freight Expense

What is Freight Expense? Freight expense refers to the price that is charged by a carrier for sending out cargo from the source location to the destination location. The expense is paid by the person who wants the goods transported from one location to another. The amount of freight expense charged depends on the mode…

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Credit Analyst Jobs

What are Credit Analyst Jobs? Credit analyst jobs encompass a wide range of positions. In general, a credit analyst is responsible for helping a lender or other financial institution – or even a potential employer – determine how risky it is to offer an applicant a loan or a line of credit. Anytime a company…

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Credit Analyst Intern

What is a Credit Analyst Intern? A credit analyst intern is often responsible for collecting financial and personal information needed by a credit analyst to determine the creditworthiness of a borrowing company or individual. As with any job, an intern is an individual who begins working under someone with a position that they hope to…

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Average Revenue Per Account (ARPA), Average Revenue Per User (ARPU)

What is Average Revenue Per Account (ARPA)? Average revenue per account (ARPA) is a measure that assesses a company’s revenue per customer account. ARPA is generally measured on a monthly or annual basis. What is Average Revenue Per User (ARPU)? A similar, but alternative calculation to ARPA is average revenue per user (ARPU), also known…

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Reconciling Account

What is Reconciling Account? Reconciling an account is an accounting process that is used to ensure that the transactions in a company’s financial records are consistent with independent third party reports. Reconciliation confirms that the recorded sum leaving an account corresponds to the amount that’s been spent and that the two accounts are balanced at…

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Appraisal-based Indices

What are Appraisal-based Indices? Appraisal-based indices are the most common form of rating the performance of the commercial real estate industry. The appraisal-based method can also be referred to as a valuation-based method. Unlike transaction-based indices, the data is readily available from recent valuations of properties. Although the data is not centrally placed (based on…

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