The Band of Investment is a finance and investment principle that refers to the weighted average of debt and equity rates used to estimate the cost of capital for a business or project.
The hurdle rate is the minimum rate of return on an investment or project that a manager or company seeks to achieve before it generally discusses or explores the project. This rate is also known as the required rate of return or the benchmark rate.
A financial metric used to gauge the average cost of capital by weighting each capital component proportionally.
Understanding the calculation and implication of WACC in managing a company's capital structure and assessing project feasibility.
