realisoimattomat

Realisoimattomat is a Finnish adjective meaning not realized or unrealized. It is used to describe outcomes, gains, losses, or values that have not yet been converted into a realized state. The form realisoimattomat is the plural nominative, typically modifying nouns such as voitot (gains) or arvo (value).

In finance, realisoimattomat tiedot commonly refer to unrealized gains or losses on investments. These reflect the current market value relative to cost but have not been realized through a sale or settlement. Such values can change with price movements and do not imply actual cash flow until the asset is sold.

In accounting and reporting, unrealized values may appear in notes or summaries, indicating potential profits or losses that have not been settled. They are distinguished from realized gains or losses, which occur when an asset is disposed of. The treatment of unrealized amounts varies by jurisdiction and accounting framework, and they are often subject to impairment tests or disclosures.

Beyond finance, the term can be used more generally to describe goals, outcomes, or benefits that exist on paper but have not yet been actualized. For example, a realisoimaton tavoite refers to a goal that remains aspirational until it is achieved.

Etymology and usage: realisoimaton derives from the verb realisoida (to realize) with the negative participial suffix -mat- to form realisoimaton, and -t-" as part of the plural form realisoimattomat. The term is common in Finnish financial and accounting language, as well as in strategic or project planning discussions.