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• • Prospectus
  • Prospectus is a legal document that describes a company’s securities that have been put on sale.
• • Prepayment risk
  • Prepayment is the risk associated with the premature return of principal on a fixed-income security.
• • Pooling
  • Pooling is the grouping together of resources to maximise advantage or minimize risk to investors.
• • Portfolio
  • Portfolio is a collection of financial investments like stocks, bonds, cash, cash equivalents, and commodities including closed-end funds and exchange-traded funds.
• • PE Ratio
  • PE ratio or price-earning is the ratio of a company’s share price to the company’s earnings per share.
• • Passive Management
  • Passive management replicates a specific benchmark or index to match its performance.
• • Payout Ratio
  • The payout ratio shows how much of a company's earnings are distributed as dividends to its shareholders.
• • PEG Ratio
  • PEG ratio (price/earnings to growth ratio) is a valuation metric used to determine the relative trade-off between stock price, earnings generated per share (EPS), and potential growth.
• • Private Equity
  • A private equity investment is an alternative investment that invests in or acquires private companies not listed on a public stock exchange.
• • Portfolio Turnover
  • A portfolio's turnover is the rate at which assets in the portfolio are bought and sold over a specified period.
• • Pension Fund
  • Pension fund refers to a fund, or scheme designed to provide income for retirement.
• • Portfolio Manager
  • The portfolio manager is a professional who is responsible for helping individuals and institutions make investment decisions.
• • Passive Indexing
  • A passive indexing strategy involves mirroring a particular market index.
• • Portfolio Diversification
  • A portfolio diversification is a strategy that involves allocating funds across a wide variety of financial instruments, industries, and other categories to reduce risk.
• • Price-Weighted Index
  • The Price-Weighted Index is a stock market index in which each constituent stock has a weight proportional to its price.
• • Portfolio Manager Risk
  • A Portfolio Risk Manager has formal Risk Management responsibilities in the context of Portfolio Management.
• • Passive ETF
  • The passive ETF is an exchange-traded fund (ETF) that replicates the performance of the broader equity market or a specific sector.
• • Passive Fund
  • The passive fund is a fund that follows a market index or a specific segment of the market to determine what to invest in.
• • PSU Bond
  • PSU bonds are debt securities issued by government sector companies with a 51% or more share of the central or state government.
• • Purchase price
  • A purchase price is the price an investor pays for an investment.
• • Premium
  • Premium is a price paid over and above the intrinsic value of security.
• • Price
  • A price is the amount of money one party expects, requires, or gives another in exchange for goods or services.
• • Price Stability
  • Price Stability refers to prices remaining constant for longer periods and varying slowly over time.