- The treasury share method calculates the number of new shares that could potentially be created from outstanding warrants and in-the-money options.
- In order to improve its performance, a company may “dismember” by selling assets, product lines, subsidiaries or divisions.
Unlevered free cash flow (UFCF) is the amount of free cash that a firm has before taking into account its financial liabilities.#
- Weak form efficiency means that past prices, historical values and trends cannot predict future prices.
- Weighted Average Loan Age (WALA) is a measure of the repayment of mortgage loans in a mortgage-backed security (MBS).
- The Wilcoxon test compares two paired groups and exists in two versions: the rank sum test and the signed rank test.
- Winsorized mean is an averaging method that involves replacing the smallest and largest values in a data set with the observations closest to them.
- A zero-gap condition exists when the interest-sensitive assets and liabilities of a financial institution are in perfect balance for a given maturity.
Unit zero integer programming relies on mutually exclusive yes (1) and no (0) solutions to find solutions to logic problems.#
- The Zeta model is a mathematical model that estimates the probability of a public company going bankrupt over a given period of time.