The first video goes into detail about EBIT and EBITDA and also explains other financial statements. The video also goes over the formulas for the previously mentioned financial statements as well as others. The second video explained financial concepts including, but not limited to:

• Market exchanges
• Different types of banks
• Derivatives,
• Risk management,
• Financial markets,
• And more.

 

Key Vocabulary Words:

• Balance Sheet:  a financial statement which consists of assets and liabilities of a business.

 

• Income Statement: financial statement which provides an overview of the profit or income generated within a period for a business.

 

• Cash Flow Statement: financial statement which provides an overview of how much cash your business generates and where your business spends cash in a given period.

 

• EBITDA: 
  • Earnings
  • Before
  • Interest
  • Taxes
  • Depreciation
  • Amortization

 

• Loan: a private agreement between two different entities.

 

• Commercial Bank: banks used for making deposits, lending money and performing commercial duties.

 

• Investment Bank: banks which focus on capital markets, raising capital, trading, asset management.

 

 

• IPO: 
•             Initial
•             Public
•             Offering

 

• Hedger: A trader or commodity producer who places a trade in order to protect against price fluctuations in commodities or financial instruments.

 

• Hedge Fund: a limited partnership of investors that uses high risk methods, such as investing with borrowed money, in hopes of realizing large capital gains.

 

• Mutual Fund: an investment program funded by shareholders that trades in diversified holdings and is professionally managed.

 

• Market Maker: a dealer in securities or other assets who undertakes to buy or sell at specified prices at all times.

 

• Arbitrage: the simultaneous buying and selling of securities, currency, or commodities in different markets or in derivative forms in order to take advantage of differing prices for the same asset.

 

• Investment Banking Division (IBD): part of an investment bank that is for corporate finance advisory.

 

• Value at Risk (VaR): a statistic that measures the level of financial risk within a firm over a specific time period.