Definition of «drawdown»

In finance, drawdown refers to a decrease in an investment's value or the withdrawal of funds from an account. It is often used when discussing mutual funds or other types of investments that have experienced a decline in value. In this context, it can also refer to the process of liquidating assets to generate income or make payments.

Phrases with «drawdown»

Sentences with «drawdown»

There is no carbon budget left for 1.5 °C climate warming target, which means that to achieve this outcome every tonne of emissions must be matched by a tonne of drawdown of atmospheric carbon from now on. (resilience.org)
As a result, we made a screener that provides six or eight different lens (from maximum drawdown in each measurement period to recovery times, Ulcer indexes and a simple «risk group» snapshot) through which to judge what you're getting into. (mutualfundobserver.com)
(They also experience maximum drawdown of -70.0 % on average, or 13.1 % worse than their categories.) (mutualfundobserver.com)
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