Tracking error is an important metric that Investors use to assess how well an investment performs against the benchmark’s return.

Liquidation is the process of winding up of a business and sell business assets to pay off liabilities. Know more about liquidation, its types, etc. in this blog.

The difference between the interest earned over assets and the interest paid out on deposits is termed net interest income. It is a measure of financial performance.

Monopoly is a type of market that is characterised by a single seller that sells a unique product. Read more about market structure and monopoly market.

The interest coverage ratio is an important metric that depicts how a company manages its debts. Learn more about its types, importance, formula, and more.

Earnings Per Share (EPS) is a key metric that reveals the revenue generated per share of stock. Learn why it is important and how to calculate EPS.

Accounts payable management is critical for managing a business’s cash flow. But first, what are accounts payable? Read on to better understand accounts payable meaning, types and the accounts payable processes.

Volatility in the stock market can induce uncertainty in the market. To identify the course of impact, by evaluating VIX, you can measure stock market volatility.

The word ‘Trade’ is a commonly used term in business, finance and the economy. Anything that involves exchange of ownership in terms of goods or services is deemed as a ‘trade’. In this blog, we will explore the meaning of trade, along with the types of trade and how a trade works.

Operating costs are the costs associated with the day-to-day operations of the business. Learn more about its types, how to calculate, and why you must monitor your operating costs.