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Please explain the difference between Equity IRR and Return on Equity and which of the two is expected to be higher
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This question is a bit vague. Return on equity is usually net income/equity. You can use different definitions of accounting performance over equity (e.g., operating profit/ equity). IRR is the discount rate that makes the free cash flows equal to the current stock price. You can't really say which one is higher, it really depends.
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