Interest Rate Risk

Interest Rate Futures

Interest rate futures are derivative contracts whose underlying instrument is any instrument that bears interest.

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Interest Coverage Ratio

Interest Coverage Ratio (ICR) is used to determine the likelihood of a company’s ability to pay interest on existing outstanding debt. A low ICR typically indicates that a company is less likely to pay interest.

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Institutional Investor

An institutional investor can be a company or individual who invests a large pool of money in assets like equity shares, bonds, and more. Unlike a typical retail investor, institutional investors buy and sell significantly large quantities of assets. Mutual funds are one of the best examples of institutional investors.

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Insider Trading

Information Ratio (IR) compares the returns generated by an asset adjusted for risk compared to a benchmark. IR helps you identify the level of consistency with which a fund or fund manager performs over time. This can help you compare fund managers who follow a similar investment strategy.

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Information Ratio

Information Ratio (IR) compares the returns generated by an asset adjusted for risk compared to a benchmark. IR helps you identify the level of consistency with which a fund or fund manager performs over time. This can help you compare fund managers who follow a similar investment strategy.

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Inflation

Inflation is defined as the rise in the price of goods and services with a declining purchasing power amongst the general population. The primary cause of inflation is a surge in demand that can not be met with the same level of supply.

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