Value at risk
A measure of the potential loss on an investment or portfolio, calculated by estimating the probability and potential size of future losses.
Value
The worth or importance placed on something, often in terms of monetary or economic value.
Venture capital
Money invested in a business by outside investors, typically in exchange for equity in the company.
Variance
A difference or deviation from the expected or standard.
Venture
A risky or uncertain business venture or project, often involving the possibility of significant financial gain or loss.
Verification
The act of verifying or confirming the accuracy or truth of something.
Verifiable
Capable of being proven or verified.
Variability
The degree to which something varies or changes.
Variable
Something that is subject to change or variation.
Valuation
The process of determining the worth or value of something, such as a business or asset.
Variance analysis
The process of analyzing and interpreting variances between actual and expected results in order to identify areas of improvement or inefficiency.
Value added
The additional value that a company adds to a product or service through its processes or activities, above and beyond the cost of raw materials.
Value chain
The series of activities and processes involved in the production and distribution of a product or service, from the initial sourcing of raw materials to the final delivery to the consumer.
Value proposition
The unique benefits or features of a product or service that make it attractive to customers and differentiate it from competitors.
Value stream
The series of activities and processes involved in the creation of value for a product or service, from the initial design stage to the delivery to the customer.