Hedge Funds are a frequently misunderstood area of finance, yet they are one of the main movers of global markets and one of the key influencers of global liquidity. In order to join a hedge fund...
Hedge is a term used in trading that simply means opening a position in order to reduce risk. This is usually done by either buying an asset that moves in the opposite direction to your main...
The Hang Seng is the benchmark index used in Hong Kong. It is the weighted market capitalization of the 40 largest stocks on the Hong Kong Exchange....
A haircut is a term referring to price spreads and the market value of assets. Almost all assets have a spread between the buy and sell price and this is one of the meanings of haircut.The o...
A growth stock is any stock that is predicted to grow at a rate higher than that of the market average. Growth stocks typically do not pay any dividends but rather reinvest earnings into investments i...
GNP stands for Gross National Product and is the measure of the total economic performance of a country. It is simply GDP plus any earnings from overseas investments, minus any income earned by foreig...
GDP stands for Gross Domestic Product and is the measure of the output of a country. It is the value of all goods and services produced by a country within a given time period (usually one year).Growt...
Gordon Growth Method is a methodology used in a DCF analysis, which can be used instead of the Terminal Multiple methods. The basis behind this method is that it assumes the company wil...
Goodwill is an accounting measure that refers to some of the intangible assets of a company. The difference between Intangible Assets and Goodwill is that the assets listed under Intangible Assets hav...
The Glass-Steagall Act was a piece of legislation passed in the US in the 1930s which separated commercial banks and investment banks. The aim was to protect the customers of commercial banks fro...