cash used in investing activities | net cash flows used in investing activities

cash provided by investing activities | cash flows from investing activities | net cash flows provided by investing activities

cash flow from investing activities [ cash flows from investing activities ]

return on investment [ ROI | return on invested capital | return on investment capital ]

investment income [ return on capital | Capital gains(ECLAS) ]

internal rate of return of the investment

8. Emphasises that guarantees which the Commission foresees for the EFSI do not correspond to new money but to reallocated resources; underlines that it is of paramount importance to identify the opportunity costs of such reallocation and therefore to establish explicitly to what extent the overall returns from the foreseen additional investments to be co-financed by the EFSI are expected to exceed those that would have been generated had the reallocated resources been allocated as originally planned;

Over the same past five-year period, the total return on the Toronto Stock Exchange 300 Index has been 6.9 per cent. There is a group that feels that we will continue to see significant sales of labour-sponsored units, because when one factors in the effect of the tax benefits and the potential returns available from alternative investments, it still looks reasonably attractive, notwithstanding the fact that the intrinsic investment performance, at a 3.3 per cent level, has not been high.

When you calculate the performance of the investment fund, do you calculate the return on the net investment, that is, after the employee has received the tax benefits or before?

A product should be regarded as not being simple and difficult to understand especially if it displays one of the following characteristics: a. it invests in underlying assets that are not commonly invested in by retail investors; b. it uses a number of different mechanisms to calculate the final return of the investment, creating a greater risk of misunderstanding on the part of the retail investor; c. the investment's pay-off takes advantage of retail investor's behavioural biases, such as a teaser rate followed by a much higher floating conditional rate, or an iterative formula‘.