A distressed asset is one which is in major financial difficulty, usually either in default or close to default. This will have caused the asset to greatly devalue. Distressed assets can be a good opp...
A Discounted Cash Flow or DCF is one of the most important methods used to value a company. A DCF is carried out by estimating the total value of all future cash flows (b...
A discount rate is the rate of interest used in a DCF to convert future cash flows into a present cash value.The discount rate has to take into account the risk of future cash flows, as well...
Dilution is a financial concept to represent a decrease in value and can apply to either a transaction or a bond. For both, it refers to the fact that value is lost purely on paper.In a transaction, d...
A derivative is a financial product whose value is derived from another asset (also known as the underlying asset). Derivatives are frequently used for speculation and hedging of risk and the most com...
Delta is a term used in trading to compare the change in the price of a derivative compared to the change in the price of the underlying asset. Delta is one of the 5 technical risk rati...
Depreciation is when an asset is deemed to have reduced in value. No tangible asset can last indefinitely and therefore at some point, the asset will no longer be usable and will have to be recorded a...
A Deferred Tax Liability is an accounting term on a firm's balance sheet that is used to illustrate when a firm has underpaid on taxes and needs to pay extra.The firm will have either not pa...
A Deferred Tax Asset is an accounting term on a firm's balance sheet that is used to illustrate when a firm has overpaid on taxes and is due to some form of tax relief.With de...
Deferred Revenue is an accounting concept which refers to any revenue received and accounted for, but for which the corresponding goods or services have not yet been delivered.Therefore, this is a lia...