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aandelenrisicopremie

English translation: equity risk premium

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Dutch term or phrase:aandelenrisicopremie
English translation:equity risk premium
Entered by: Christopher Smith (X)

09:57 May 26, 2005
Dutch to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Finance (general)
Dutch term or phrase: aandelenrisicopremie
"..de blijvende daling in de *aandelenrisicopremie* duidt op een overschot aan spaartegoeden.."
Comments on the world economy in general in an annual report. I may be wrong, but 'share (or equity) risk premium' just doesn't sound right.
Christopher Smith (X)
United Kingdom
Local time: 00:13
equity risk premium
Explanation:
This seems to be a pretty general term used in the financial world

Equity Risk Premium
The difference between the rate of return available from risk-free assets (such as Government bonds) and that available from assuming the risk inherent in more volatile investment such as shares. Over the very long term in Australia, the equity risk premium is around 8% over cash. Shorter term it is of the order of 3% over long bonds, which are themselves some 2% over cash.
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Kate Hudson (X)
Netherlands
Local time: 01:13
Grading comment
Thanks Kate - sorry for the delay in awarding points.
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equity risk premium


Explanation:
This seems to be a pretty general term used in the financial world

Equity Risk Premium
The difference between the rate of return available from risk-free assets (such as Government bonds) and that available from assuming the risk inherent in more volatile investment such as shares. Over the very long term in Australia, the equity risk premium is around 8% over cash. Shorter term it is of the order of 3% over long bonds, which are themselves some 2% over cash.


    Reference: http://www.investopedia.com/articles/04/012104.asp
    Reference: http://moneymanager.smh.com.au/tools/glossary/dict_e.html
Kate Hudson (X)
Netherlands
Local time: 01:13
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 52
Grading comment
Thanks Kate - sorry for the delay in awarding points.

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