liquid asset

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liquid asset definition - finance
Either cash or an asset that is easily convertible into cash, such as bank deposits or money market fund shares. Typically, a companyÂ’s liquid assets are cash, marketable securities, and accounts receivable. Examples of illiquid assets are real estate, venture capital investments, and limited partnerships.

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