In financial terminology, what is a PIP?
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Answer from Wikipedia:\n\none pip is the smallest measure of price move used in forex trading. For instance, if the currency pair EUR/USD is currently trading at 1.3000 and then the exchange rate changes to 1.3010, the pair did a 10 pips (smallest units) move. The pip is the smallest measure regardless of the fractional representation of the currency exchange rate. Thus, 1.3000 to 1.3010 is the same move in pips terms as 110.00 to 110
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IRR=PV/(1+K)^n=0\n\nPV=Present Value of the Investment\nK=Rate of interest in\nn=number of years
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To what are you referring when you use the term "lump sum"?
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I don't know, what is a "pip"?\ngrapefruit seed, as my dad calls them?
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In short, assume probability distribution of rates at a given point of time in future is normally distributed. From the graph, you can read off the rates you are looking for. 25% points on either sides of the mid point would be the best and worst case scenarios while the mid point would be the typical scenario. Use the rates you get to compute NPV. Sigma would be the vols at which caps/floors/swaptions are priced for the tenor of the cash flows.
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A bank, someone who trusts you, or something/someone along those lines.\n\nYou could always ask a financial advisor.
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probably similar to a yield spread premium, which is a loan fee paid to a broker directly from the lender originating the loan.  Essentially, its a legal "kickback" paid by the lender to thank the broker for origininating the loan with them.
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Any company that is publically traded. You buy a share (or more) of the company.
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Try www.oanda.com. They have spreads as tight as 1.5 pips. And I really like their trading platform too.
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If you have some unexpected good luck. ie. inherit money from relative you didn't know or win the lottery.  Unexpected windfall usually refers to money.
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99.99% of the time you loose it if it is equity. Equity is the last obligation to be settled.  There is seldom anything left.
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An annuity is a series of equal payments that occur at evenly spaced intervals. Like rental payments, car payments, etc.\n\nThe future value of an annuity is the value of those payments accumulated and with the compounded interest.\nFor example, if you placed $50 a month in the bank earning 5% interest for 12 months. The amount you would end up with is the future value of an annuity.
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ROaA\nReturn on Average Assets\n\nRoaE\nReturn on Average Equity\n\nNIM is net interest margin
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It refers to a closed-end fund. When a fund trades at a price lower than its per-share value, it is said to be trading at a discount to NAV (net asset value). A closed-end fund whose share price is falling in relation to its NAV is said to be trading at a "widening discount."
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the word means, rewarding.\n\n1.giving money in hard currency\n2.giving access to classified information/services/resources\n3.giving token/coupens\n4.giving leverage in some way
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I believe apt means annual percentage.  So the answer is d, annual.
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That's an old saying. It is referring to taking your money with you after you die.