investment revaluation reserve
reserve created by firm investing in property the capital reserve where changes in the value of a business's investment properties are disclosed when they are revalued
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reserve created by firm investing in property the capital reserve where changes in the value of a business's investment properties are disclosed when they are revalued
It has become crystal clear that cash must be treated as a separate asset class. This means taking care when considering how, and with whom, cash should be held and invested.
By Mark Camp, Emma Du Haney
return this can generate for them over and above investments in risk-free government gilt debt. Historically the extra yield, which is the spread on corporate bonds over risk-free investments such as government gilts, has been somewhere between 0.5% and 1.0%.
By Paul Belok
Jeremy Beckwith joined Kleinwort Benson in April 2003 as chief investment officer and is responsible for all aspects of the investment process and investment performance of discretionary portfolios. He introduced multi-asset class investing to Kleinwort Benson and is regularly invited
By Jeremy Beckwith
of investment options for their funds. This article introduces a sample of money market products that present alternatives for the investment of surplus funds. In each case we consider the basic product structure, and we look at the different yields across products.
By Moorad Choudhry
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