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61After-Tax Real Rate Of Return — The actual financial benefit of an investment after accounting for inflation and taxes. The after tax real rate of return is an accurate measure of investment earnings and usually differs significantly from an investment s nominal rate of return …
62Assumed Interest Rate - AIR — The rate of interest, or growth rate, selected by an insurance company. The assumed interest rate is provided to determine the value of an annuity contract and, therefore, the periodic income payment which can be provided to the annuitant.… …
63Net Operating Profit Less Adjusted Taxes - NOPLAT — A financial metric that calculates a firm s operating profits after adjusting for taxes. By using operating income, or income before taking interest payments into account, NOPLAT is a better indicator of operating efficiency than net income, for… …
64accounting rate of return — ➔ return1 * * * accounting rate of return UK US noun [C] (plural accounting rates of return) (ABBREVIATION ARR) ACCOUNTING ► the amount of money you invest in a project divided by the amount of profit you expect to get from it. Accounting rates …
65National Academy Foundation (non-profit organization) — National Academy Foundation Type Non Profit Organization Founded 1982 Headquarters New York, New York Key people Sanford I. Weill, Chairman Chairman Emeritus, Citigroup Kenneth I. Chenault, Vice Chairman Chairman Chief Executive Officer, American …
66Net Operating Profit After Taxes — Der Net Operating Profit After Taxes (NOPAT) oder deutsch Geschäftsergebnis nach Steuern bezeichnet den Nachsteuergewinn, folglich den operativen Gewinn nach Steuern. Aus Sicht aller Kapitalgeber (also Fremd und Eigenkapitalgeber) ist der NOPAT… …
67Pre-Depreciation Profit — Earnings that are calculated prior to non cash expenses. Non cash expenses appear as separate income statement expense line items, but no actual cash is spent on these items. Depreciation costs are generally allocated according to a certain rate… …
68Interbank Offered Rate — Sommaire 1 Définition 2 Le prêt interbancaire « en blanc » 3 Les indices IBOR 3.1 Londres : les Libor …
69interest-rate margin — 1) The difference between the interest rate at which banks lend and the rate they pay on deposits. It is likely to be a major indicator of a bank s profitability. 2) The amount charged to borrowers over and above the base rate This margin is the… …
70risk-adjusted rate of return — The profit, often but not always expressed as a percentage rate of return on allocated capital, after recognizing applicable costs for credit risk, interest rate risk, liquidity risk and/or other financial risks. In some measures, risk costs are… …
