CAGR is the term which is often used in finance; it is the acronym for Compound Annual Growth Rate. It represents the growth which an investment has given over a period of time and not for single year. The formula for calculating CAGR is – (Current value of investment/Beginning value of investment) 1/N – 1, [...]
Time value of option refers to the difference between the premium paid for the option and intrinsic value of option, where intrinsic value of option refers to the amount which an option holder will get if he or she exercise the option today. The longer the option the more the time value of option, and [...]
Current bank account is a bank account on which bank pays no interest; current accounts are non interest bearing accounts. Current account are generally opened by companies and by individuals running their business because under current account there are no restrictions on the number of transactions that is one can withdraw and deposit money without [...]
During the results season, many times you hear that a company has achieved organic growth in this quarter, so what does organic growth mean. Well in simple words organic growth refers to growth in sales and profits of a company which has happened internally and it does not include the growth due to merger or [...]
Idle time is the concept which is used in the context of cost accounting, idle time is relevant for manufacturing concern because it is that time where though the companies pay to labors or workers but there is no production on the part of workers. Idle time can be of 2 types – Normal Idle [...]