Finance

Voluntary liquidation actually allows a business to shut down operations, liquidate assets, and dismantle its corporate structure while repaying specified creditors in order of seniority.…

A voluntary lien, also known as a consensual lien, is a lien in which the owner of a property gives another party a legal claim…

A voluntary foreclosure is a foreclosure action taken by a borrower who is unable to make loan payments on a property and wants to avoid…

A voluntary reserve is a sum of money held by an insurance firm above and above any government-mandated minimum. Government agencies routinely control reserves in…

A valuation reserve, also known as a mandatory securities valuation reserve, is a group of assets placed aside by life insurance companies as a buffer…

The debt service reserve account (DSRA) is a separate account set aside to make debt payments in the event that cash flows are disrupted to…

Working capital, commonly referred to as net working capital (NWC), is the sum of all current assets and liabilities. It is used to assess a…

A working capital loan is a short-term loan provided by a bank or alternative lender to fund a business’s day-to-day operations. These loans are used…

Working capital management is a series of activities carried out by a firm to ensure that it has enough resources to cover day-to-day running expenses…

The price to sales ratio, often known as the P/S ratio or PSR, is a formula that compares the overall value that investors place on…

Investors and analysts use price-earnings ratios, often known as P/E ratios, to estimate the relative value of a company’s shares in an apples-to-apples comparison. The…

The price-to-earnings ratio, often known as the P/E ratio or price-earnings ratio, is a market prospect ratio that compares the market price per share to…