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A not-held order is an order placed with a broker that is not required to be executed at a specific price, but rather at the best price the broker can obtain. Not-held orders are typically used when the investor is not concerned about getting the best possible price for the security, but is more concerned … Read more
A grantee is the party who receives a grant, typically from a governmental or charitable organization. The grant may be in the form of money, property, or another asset. Grantees are usually required to use the grant for a specific purpose, and may be subject to conditions and reporting requirements. What is the difference between … Read more
Occupancy fraud is a type of fraud that occurs when a person misrepresentstheir occupancy status in order to obtain a benefit or advantage. This can include things like fraudulently obtaining a mortgage or rental agreement, or claiming to live in a certain area in order to qualify for certain benefits. There are many different ways … Read more
En accounting terms and economics, liquidity is understood to be the ability of an investment to be transformed into cash without causing a significant loss in value. In other words, the easier it is to convert an asset into cash, the more liquid it is said to be. To measure the liquidity of a company, … Read more
