Data Analysis In Wealth Management Flashcards

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What is duplicate data

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When data is repeated, this may lead to inaccurate data or incorrect analysis

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What is invalid entries

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Data that is inaccurate, incomplete, or incorrectly formatted

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What is incorrect assumptions

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Mistaken or unfounded beliefs used as the basis for financial models or investment decisions

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What is a benchmark

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Standard reference points used to measure the performance of investments, portfolios, or strategies

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What is historical data

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Past data, often used to identify trends, patterns, or the performance of assets

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What is peer group data

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Data from comparable entities, such as investment firms, funds, or companies, used for performance analysis

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What are sector benchmarks

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Performance metrics specific to an industry sector, used to compare an investment’s performance

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What is the price to earnings ratio

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A valuation ratio that compares the price of a company’s stock to its earnings per shar e

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What is the dividend yield

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The annual dividend payment as a percentage of the stock price

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What is earnings per share

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The portion of a company’s profit allocated to each outstanding share of common stock

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What is return on equity

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A measure of a company’s profitability relative to shareholders’ equity

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What is bond yield

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The income return on an investment in bonds, typically expressed as a percentage

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13
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Why is simple interest

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Interest calculated only on the principal amount, not on accumulated interest

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What is compound interest

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Interest is calculated on both the initial principal and the accumulated interest

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What is extrapolation

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Using data trends to predict future outcomes beyond the data se t

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What is scenario analysis

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A process of analysing different future outcomes based on varying assumptions and conditions

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What is stress testing

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Simulating extreme market conditions to evaluate the stability of investments or portfolios

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What is growth rate (dividends)

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The annualised rate at which dividends are expected to grow over time

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What are charts

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Visual representations of data, typically used to identify trends and patterns

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What are spreadsheets

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Electronic documents for organising, analysing, and storing data, often used for calculations and modelling

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What are tables

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Structured arrangement of data, often used to display detailed financial information

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What is a word processing software

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Software used for creating, editing, and formatting text documents

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What is a presentation software

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Software for creating visual presentations, often used to communicate complex data effectively

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What are scatter plots

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Graphical representation of data points on a two-dimensional plane

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What are bar charts

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A chart that uses bars to represent data values for comparison

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What are pie charts

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A circular chart divided into sectors to illustrate numerical proportions

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What are line graphs

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A chart that uses a line to represent data points over a period of time