Finance

TTM in finance stands for “trailing twelve months” and refers to a data period

Discover what qualifies as CapEx, and how to account for it

Waterfall charts offer a pleasing alternative to the usual spreadsheet

Make sure currency and interest rates balance with interest rate parity

Find out more about econometrics analysis and how it’s used

Navigate the complex world of angel financing for entrepreneurs, right here

Unpresented cheques are cheques that have not yet been paid out by the bank

A unit trust is a form of open-ended group investment

A credit sale is essentially a form of buy-now, pay-later sale

A lump-sum payment is a portion of your pension that you can take upfront

A letter of credit is a guarantee of payment from a bank

Find out how debt measures up with the leverage ratio

What is a negotiable instrument, and how is it used? Find out here

Find out what insurable interest is and how it works in real life

Counterparty risk tells you if a party is likely to default on their obligations

Find out what the benefits of financial intermediaries are in business

Learn why intrinsic value is so important for investors

Understand everything you need to know about floating charges and fixed charges

Learn how to reduce your credit card interest rates, right here

Understand when to buy a call option and when to sell a put option

Find out how a fixed interest rate can help make your outgoings more predictable

What are sinking funds? Find out everything you need to know, right here

Learn about mezzanine financing, a hybrid loan option for small businesses

Learn about debentures and how they can help businesses secure extra funding