It means how well and quickly an investment can be bought or sold in the market without negatively impacting the price. It is said that the more the Liquidity of an investment, the more it can be sold and vice versa. For example, cash is the most liquid asset because it can convert ea...
The Fidelity Institutional Liquidity Fund plc ("ILF") is an open-ended investment company organised in the form of an umbrella fund, providing a range of Institutional Money Market Funds that invest in a diversified range of short term instruments. ...
1.The state of being liquid. 2.The quality of being readily convertible into cash:an investment with high liquidity. 3.Available cash or the capacity to obtain it on demand:a bank that is increasing its liquidity by shortening the average term of its loans. ...
Under reasonable assumptions, this investment decision reduces to the allocation of wealth between risky and risk-free assets. For a firm, the liquidity stock variable influencing its PLRS is the debt–equity ratio. The important difference between an investor and a firm is the nature of their ...
In this article, we present a model based on the creation of an activism index that lets us evaluate such activism’s effect on the sensitivity of the investment policies of a company in the face of financial variables (such as cash flow and liquidity ratio) and market variables (ownership ...
Liquidity, Level of Working Capital Investment, and Performance in an Emerging EconomyAhkam, Sharif N.Alom, KhairulInternational Journal of Business & Economics (16070704)
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have higher liquidity than mutual funds, making them popular investment vehicles and convenient to tap into when cash flow is needed. The primary factors that influence an ETF’s liquidity are its composition and the trading volume of the securities that make it up....
Liquidity risk refers to the marketability of an investment and whether it can be bought or sold quickly enough to meet debt obligations and prevent or minimize a loss.
In regard to equities, not only might dividends not be paid because of adverse conditions but also the investor's net worth might shrink as stock market prices fall. Therefore, three principles characterizing a sound investment strategy are (1) the investor with financial staying power finally ...
Capital Structure, Liquidity and Investment Growth of Listed Conglomerate Firms in Nigeria: Moderating Effect of Firm Size This study examines the moderating effects of short term, long term and liquidity and on investment growth, using listed conglomerate firms in Nigeria. The... OD Adeyemi,AT Bl...