Investment and Portfolio Management

It is inversely affected by the constant rise in prices so that what one peso (P1) can buy now cannot be bought with the same amount three to five years from now.

(a)  

Is used in estimating the number of years it would take to halve the purchasing power of the monetary unit.

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Refers to the process of defining investment objectives, adopting and executing strategies to optimize results considering the risks involved, and evaluating performance periodically.

(a)  

Lending to the bank for a fixed length of period, which earns

interest higher than savings accounts do.

(a)  

It may consist of bank accounts, treasury bills, bonds, commercial papers, precious metals and stones, and real estate.

(a)  

These are interest-bearing promissory notes issued by big

firms and are considered a low-risk form of marketable securities.

(a)  

Serves as middlemen for financial transactions.

(a)  

It is the ability of an investment to be converted into cash quickly without loss of value.

(a)  

Is a four-step process for controlling exposure to health and safety risks associated with hazards in the workplace.

(a)  

Deals in financial instruments and commodities that are long-term securities.

(a)