Failure to pay back a debt as needed.
A legal duty or debt that a person or business is responsible for.
The capability of swiftly converting assets into cash.
High-end or premium products or services.
A sum of money that must be returned with interest after being borrowed.
An investment that was kept for a lengthy time—typically more than a year.
A decline in the value of an asset or a financial loss.
The acquisition of a business using a significant quantity of borrowed funds.
A pre-approved credit line that may be utilized to borrow money as required.
To boost the possible return on an investment, borrowed money or financial instruments are employed.
The selling of assets to settle debts or shut down a firm.
A financial situation when an investor believes the value of an asset will increase.
A business tactic that entails providing products or services at a cheaper cost than rivals.
An economic activity forecasting financial indicator.
A marketing tactic when a company or product is positioned as a component of a certain lifestyle.