Our Glossary
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| VaR | One of the most frequently used methods for measuring market risk. Its value shows the size of the potential possible loss of value with a specified probability (usually 95%) and over a set period of time. |
| Volatility | Price fluctuation. The greater it is, the greater is the price range within which the price of the given title moves and the bigger is the risk. |
| Volatility Risk | The risk of short- and long-term price fluctuations. Bad timing can lead to significant losses and, conversely, optimal timing (impossible in practice) can increase the expected yield. |
| Voting Right or Vote | Right of the shareholder as a co-owner of the company. It is applied at the general meeting. The number of the shareholder’s votes corresponds to his share in the registered capital of the company. |