Excess Return and Exchange-for-value system: Difference between pages

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A system dealing with two-way exchanges of assets, often including money.

Contrasted with funds transfer systems, which generally deal with one-way transfers of money only.

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+A system dealing with two-way exchanges of assets, often including money.
-A senior management performance measure which is based on the excess of the Actual wealth enjoyed by shareholders over the Expected wealth required by shareholders.
+Contrasted with funds transfer systems, which generally deal with one-way transfers of money only.
-The Actual wealth of the shareholders is calculated from the market share price and the amounts and timing of cash dividends paid out to the shareholders.
-The Required wealth of the shareholders is based on the amount and timing of their investment, and their required rate of return on investments of this company's level of risk.
 == See also ==
-* [[Economic value added]]
+* [[Assured payment system]]
-* [[Excess]]
+* [[Credit risk]]
-* [[Market value added]]
+* [[Funds transfer system]]
+* [[Money]]
+* [[Transfer]]
+* [[Transfer system]]
-[[Category:The_business_context]]
+[[Category:Financial_products_and_markets]]
-[[Category:Corporate_finance]]