Liquid Capital definition

Liquid Capital means the sum of:

Liquid Capital means any asset in the form of cash or that can be converted into cash quickly with little or no loss in value, including stocks and marketable securities, government bonds, mutual funds, money- market funds, and certificates of deposit.

Liquid Capital means liquid assets deducted by total liabilities;

Examples of Liquid Capital in a sentence

• No haircut will be allowed against short term portion which is repayable within next 12 months.c. In case of early repayment of loan, adjustment shall be made to the Liquid Capital and revised Liquid Capital statement must be submitted to exchange.

• The principal assets in Armada Finance LLC were the Liquid Capital of America Corp.

• The process used to determine the federal share of the Perkins Loan Revolving Fund, which must be returned to the Department, and the institutional share, which must be removed and returned to the institution, is similar to the Excess Liquid Capital (ELC) process the Department had in place in accordance with HEA section 466(c).

• To the Board of Trustees and Shareholders Liquid Capital Income Trust: We consent to the use of our report incorporated herein by reference and to the reference to our firm under the heading "FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS" in the Prospectus and "INDEPENDENT AUDITORS" in the Statement of Additional Information.

• If no apportionment is notified to the Clearing House, the Clearing House reserves the right to apportion the Liquid Capital on behalf of the HKCC Participant.

More Definitions of Liquid Capital

Liquid Capital means the amount by which active assets exceed the sum of

Liquid Capital means capital in the form of certificates of

Liquid Capital means the sum of Current Assets, reduced in accordance with the risk based provision of Section 19, less Gross External Liabilities;

Liquid Capital. ( 速動資金 ) means the amount by which

Liquid Capital means equity convertible into cash within 90 days.

Liquid Capital means legal tender, capital in the form of

Liquid Capital means unencumbered cash or investments which can be readily converted to cash such as bank/call deposits, re-purchase agreements with maturity of less than three (3) months, commercial papers which are endorsed or guaranteed by a licensed commercial bank or licensed specialized bank with a term to maturity of less than three (3) months and government issued securities with a term to maturity of one(1) year or less or any other form of instruments as determined by the Commission;