Return On Risk Adjusted Capital Rorac
Summary (key point) – RORAC measures the return generated per unit of capital adjusted for the risk associated with that capital. It helps compare…
Summary (key point) – RORAC measures the return generated per unit of capital adjusted for the risk associated with that capital. It helps compare…
What is RONA? Return on Net Assets (RONA) is a profitability metric that measures how effectively a company generates net profit from the capital…
A rollover generally means moving an investment or position from one account or contract to another without creating an immediate taxable event or realizing…
Rollover risk (also called roll risk) is the risk that an existing debt or derivative position cannot be replaced—or can be replaced only at…
Introduction Rolling returns (aka rolling period returns) are a way to measure an investment’s performance over overlapping time windows. Instead of measuring return for…
A roll forward is the practice of extending the life of a derivatives position (an option, forward, or futures contract) by closing the original,…
Roll yield is the gain or loss that results from periodically replacing (rolling) a short‑dated futures contract with a longer‑dated one so that a…
Key takeaways – A rogue trader is an employee who takes unauthorized or reckless trading positions that expose their employer (and sometimes clients) to…
A Right of First Offer (ROFO) is a contractual pre‑emptive right that gives a specified party (the “holder”) the first opportunity to make an…
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) uses software “robots” (bots) or hardware-driven scripts to automate repetitive, rule‑based office tasks that humans normally perform across multiple applications.…