Business assets

Market capitalization (market cap) is a measure of the size and value of a company; to determine this, you simply multiply the number of the company's ..... shares of stock by the market price of one share.

A bank will look first to the cash ..... for the repayment of a loan, then to collateral, while an asset-based lender looks to collateral first.

..... financing is often used by under-performing businesses that are not achieving their full potential; it is sometimes used for businesses that are either insolvent or on their way to becoming insolvent.

Typically, they are legally separated from the originator and rely entirely on the performance of the ring-fenced assets, transferred and ..... as bond collateral.

An investor who buys .....-backed securities provides loans to the homebuyer (or business) as a consequence.

Non-resident ..... are subject to U.S. tax on U.S. sourced income only and are able to claim benefits of tax treaties.

..... security is one held by an investor who is likely to hang onto it for a long time.

With the sale of Chrysler complete, DaimlerChrysler will change its stock ..... on Frankfurt and New York exchanges this week; starting Thursday, the automaker's stock ticker will be changed from DCX to DAI on the DAX-30 index of companies in Frankfurt and on the New York Stock Exchange.

Today, companies are holding more cash than ever before, and this build-up of cash levels can be attributed to a number of factors, ranging from increased sensitivity to overcapacity following the ..... of the 'Internet bubble' to geopolitical instability.

To enhance the return on the overall cash portfolio, corporate treasurers see a greater need to break down the portfolio into different types of cash: ..... cash, the least predictable, to meet daily needs; reserve cash, providing a liquidity cushion; and strategic cash, the most predictable, for discretionary use.