Financial Fundamentals
In accounting, the "I" in the performance metric "ROI" stands for this.
What is Investment?
This NYC landmark is the nickname for the most famous financial district in the world.
What is Wall Street?
Unlike a stock owner, a person who buys a bond is acting as this to a company or government.
What is a Lender?
This specific type of clothing is often worn by "Finance Bros" over their dress shirts.
What is a Vest?
This term refers to assets, such as a savings account, that can be turned into cash immediately.
What is Liquid Wealth?
Known for its massive banking sector, this city is considered the financial capital of Europe.
What is London?
When a company pays out a portion of its profits to shareholders, it is called this.
What is a Dividend?
This 2013 movie depicts the rise and fall of a stockbroker involved in a major fraud scheme.
What is The Wolf of Wall Street?
This "basket" of stocks tracks a whole index and is traded on an exchange just like a regular stock.
What is an ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund)?
This is the most traded currency in the entire world.
What is the U.S. Dollar?
This acronym represents a way to measure core profitability before interest, taxes, and other factors.
What is EBITDA?
This social media platform is the go-to for "humbled to announce" updates and "thought leadership".
What is LinkedIn?
This strategy involves spreading investments across different assets like stocks and bonds to reduce risk.
What is Portfolio Diversification?
This currency is nicknamed the "Safe Haven" because it remains stable during market crashes.
What is the Swiss Franc (CHF)?
This is money provided by investors to startups or small businesses with long-term growth potential.
What is Venture Capital?
Long before ATMs, the "Bank of the Estates of the Realm" in this Scandinavian country became the world's first central bank in 1668.
What is Sweden (the Riksbank)?
This is the total value of all a company's shares, indicating how "big" a company is.
What is Market Cap?
Led by Larry Fink, this firm is the world's largest asset manager, with over $10 trillion under management.
What is BlackRock?
This mathematical formula is used to predict the likelihood of a company going bankrupt within two years.
What is a Z-Score?
The modern stock market began over 400 years ago in this country with the East India Company.
What is the Netherlands?