Definition
Net yield
That part of gross yield that remains after deduction of all costs, including servicing and reserves for losses.
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Net yield
The rate of return on a security minus purchase costs, commissions, or markups.
Netting
Reducing transfers of funds between subsidiaries or separate companies to a net amount.
Net yield is equal to the cost of the investment minus all expenses (taxes, commission, etc.).
Nominal Interest Rate
The contracted/stated interest rate, undeflated for price level changes.
Net Yield (in banking)
Bond Equivalent Yield (in banking)
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net yield The rate of return on an investment after taking into account all expenses (i.e. commissions, costs of purchase, and taxes).
6% Gearing: 0% Net yield: n/a Ordinary shares in issue: 94,766,267 Benchmark Sector Analysis Gross assets(%)* Country Analysis Gross assets(%)* Financials 23.6 Saudi Arabia 13.5 Industrials 16.2 Qatar 12.4 Energy 14.0 Nigeria 9.7 Consumer Staples 10.
The net interest margin, also sometimes referred to as the net yield on interest-earning assets, is usually defined as tax-equivalent net interest income, divided by average interest-earning assets.
If he went into the market to purchase the equivalent position it would cost about $1.5 billion and with GS at about $135, the $5 billion investment is actually around $3.5 billion. This means his net yield on the deal is closer to 17%.
 See also: Yield, Investment, Income, Trading, Securities
  
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