The list or roll of taxable persons and property, completed, verified, and deposited by the assessors, not as it appears after review and equalization . Rank v. Genoa, 28 Misc. […]

Under the mining laws of the United States , the holder of an unpatented mining claim on the public domain is required, in order to hold his claim, to do […]

An officer chosen or appointed to appraise, value, or assess property. In civil and Scotch law. Persons skilled in law, selected to advise the judges of the inferior courts. Bell; […]

A financial contract or physical object with value that is owned by an individual , company, or sovereign, which can be used to generate additional value or provide LIQUIDITY. Assets […]

A scheme to take over a company when a firm buys the targets assets not its shares or stock.

The process of investing CAPITAL across, or within, a specific set of ASSET classes in order to achieve a desired RISK/return profile.

A mutual fund investing in bonds, metals, and real estate .

The net value of a concern as the business value. AKA asset based approach.

The category of investments for stocks, bonds, funds, options, and futures.

A loan repaied based on assets. The assets is converted into cash for the repayment.

The ability for a company to use its ASSETS to cover a particular financial CLAIM or LIABILITY, such as a class of DEBT or PREFERRED STOCK . Asset coverage can […]

When a firms risks are greater than assets. Bankruptcy may be an option.

The assets held as cash whose value will go down if interest goes up an vice versa.

A system the IRS uses to rule the classes of assets. Replaced only briefly in 1981 it was reestablished in 1986. Each asset has an upper and lower limit in […]

The way a company calculates profitability . Earnings and taxes are elements in the equation.

The way accountants estimate total profits on an asset over at least 20 years. This is compared to the book value and gain or loss is posted based on any […]

Managing risk by earning profit with extra assets to cover any liability. This is done to balance earning power as collateral, interest rate , and debt levels that are safe.

The RISK of loss arising from an inability to sell or pledge ASSETS at, or near, their carrying value when needed; a subcategory of LIQUIDITY RISK . See also ASSET […]

The way assets are invested to create the most profit and have less risk.

An account that has both banking and brokerage features.

The percent a portfolio is invested in cash and equivalents, fixed income instruments, and equity instruments.

Comparing a companies performance to their competition . The cash conversion cycle, turnover, and returns are used for the comparison. It shows how to best manage resources to be more […]

To protect wealth from parties with a claim on it. It can be placed offshore in a trust keeping it out of local court systems.

A trust in offshore banks that has clean money in it. The money is safe from anyone with a claim on it in the home country of the fund owner. […]

When a buyer and seller agree to sell a companies assets. Only the agreed upon assets are sold and retitled. A new owner must decide the liabilities to take on.