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Definition of Marketable securities - Finance dictionary
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Marketable securities (See Chapter 2 of the Vernimmen)
Marketable securities are securities that are easily sold or that can be readily converted into cash such as government bonds or commercial paper. Marketable securities are short-term financial investments of a company. They are usually traded on the money Market, with Stock Market being much riskier, given the requirement of easy selling without capital losses.
Marketable securities (See Chapter 2 of the Vernimmen)
Marketable securities are securities that are easily sold or that can be readily converted into cash such as government bonds or commercial paper. Marketable securities are short-term financial investments of a company. They are usually traded on the money Market, with Stock Market being much riskier, given the requirement of easy selling without capital losses.
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Marketable securities (See Chapter 2 of the Vernimmen)
Marketable securities are securities that are easily sold or that can be readily converted into cash such as government bonds or commercial paper. Marketable securities are short-term financial investments of a company. They are usually traded on the money Market, with Stock Market being much riskier, given the requirement of easy selling without capital losses.
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