Private equity
Private equity or investment capital designates a specific form of institutional investment in private companies with the goal of financing their development, transformation and expansion. The most common forms of private equity are venture capital, which refers to investments in the creation and development of innovative start-ups, and Leveraged Buy-Outs.
- Gross debt
- Gross National Product
GNP - Guarantees
- Hard capital
- Heavily Indebted Poor Countries
HIPC - Hedge funds
- Human Development Rating
HDR - Human Poverty Index
HPI - ICSID
- IFRS
International Financial Reporting Standards - IMF
International Monetary Fund - Inflation
- Institutional investors
- Interbank market
- Interest rates
- Interest
- Internet bubble
- Investment fund
Investment funds - Investment or merchant bank
- ISDA
International Swaps and Derivatives Association - Junk Bonds
- Layering
- LBO
leveraged Buy-Out - Least Developed Countries
LDC - Leverage
- Liabilities
- LIBOR
London Interbank Offered Rate - Liquidities
- Liquidity
- Lobby
Lobbies - London Club
- LTRO
Long-Term Refinancing Operation - Market activities
trading - Marshall Plan
- MBS
Mortgage Backed Securities - Merger-Takeover
- MMF
Money Market Funds - Money market
- Monoculture
- Moral hazard
- Mortgage
- Mutual fund
- NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization - Net transfers on debt
- Non-financial corporations
- ODA
Official Development Assistance - OECD
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development - Off-Balance-Sheet
- OPEC
Organization of Petroleum-Exporting Countries - OTC
Over-the-Counter market
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