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The intrinsic value, theoretical price or fundamental value of an asset, is the value that is obtained taking into account all the components that surround an asset, including tangible and intangible elements. It is also sometimes known as real value.

The net asset value of an investment fund is the unit price of each share in the fund at a given time. It is also known as NAV by its acronym in English (Net Asset Value).

A negotiable value or negotiable security is a common instrument in finance with which its holder can operate in the markets for buying and selling securities. Within the concept of negotiable value there are outstanding examples of financial assets such as shares or obligations.

The enterprise value (EV), is the value that a company or business has for all its financial creditors (those that provide debt, such as banks) and for shareholders (who are investors).