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Thinly Traded Assets: Examples

A thinly traded asset is an asset/ investment for which there is no liquid market (typically, a liquid public market)...

Uncovered Debt Instruments: Examples

An uncovered debt instrument (unsecured debt instrument) is a type of fixed-income instrument that is not backed by collateral. It...

Unsecured Debt Instrument: Examples

An unsecured debt instrument is a type of fixed-income instrument that is not backed by collateral. It is backed only...

Parties to a Factoring Transaction

An invoice factoring (factoring) is a type of invoice finance where a company sells part or all of its outstanding...

Advantages and Disadvantages of Invoice Factoring

An invoice factoring is a type of invoice finance where a company sells part or all of its outstanding invoices...

Invoice Factoring: Pros and Cons

An invoice factoring is a type of invoice finance where a company sells part or all of its outstanding invoices...

Steps of Invoice Factoring

An invoice factoring is a type of invoice finance where a company sells part or all of its outstanding invoices...

Factoring: Concept and Shari’ah Perspective

Factoring is the sale of accounts receivables at a discount to a third party called the factor with recourse (i.e.,...

IPO Risks

An IPO (initial public offering), or new issue, is a process by which a company’s security is offered for sale...

Risks Associated with IPOs

An IPO (initial public offering), or new issue, is a process by which a company’s security is offered for sale...