In accounting, equity has specific meanings depending on context. Most commonly, it refers to the difference between an entity's assets...

In general, equity is an ownership interest in property, an asset or a group of assets, or a business, that...

An instrument (any type of securities or financial obligations) that is created or issued by an entity (the issuer) as...

An instrument (any type of securities or financial obligations) that is created or issued by an entity (the issuer) as...

A form of financing that has the characteristics of both debt and equity, and hence appears as a distinct element...

A form of financing that has the characteristics of both debt and equity, and hence appears as a distinct element...

The amounts of funds that have been provided by owners (stockholders) of a business (firm) as well as their claims...

A measure of an entity's equity that is calculated as the difference between its total assets and total liabilities: Total...

A ratio that relates tangible net worth to total tangible assets. It reflects the extent to which tangible assets are...

An entity's net equity that corresponds to its net assets (total assets- total liabilities), after subtracting the value of intangible...