liq
9.9
How much cash or assets you can get quickly
- noun
- Jargon
:
liquidez
- The company's liq position has improved, allowing them to easily pay off their debts.
Examples
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Investors closely monitor a firm's liq to assess how quickly it can respond to market changes.
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However, the coefficients of the variables of CAMEL type quality assets (ASSET), liquidity (LIQ), capital adequacy (CAP), and quality management (MGMT) are not significant for the various periods.
Academic text (2016) -
The analyst reported that the liq of the fund is sufficient to cover any immediate expenses.
Synonyms
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6.7
How quickly you can change something into cash to pay bills
is the short written form used instead of the full term
How Liquid
Surface Forms
Etymology
Liq is also a short form of liquidity, which shares the same root as liquid and means how easily something can 'flow' into cash. So in finance liq means money or assets you can get quickly.