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Cash out Laws

These laws enable shareholders to sell their stakes to a "controllin" shareholder at a price based on the highest price of recently acquired shares. This works something like Fair-Price provisions extended to nontakeover situations. A few states have these laws.



Cash out Laws

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Cash market

An expression used to describe the market in the underlying instrument (for example, shares, indices, commodities, etc.) on which a futures or options contract is based. Also known as spot or physical market.In a cash market the commodity or financial instrument is actually transferred from seller to buyer.


Cash surrender value

Cash surrender value

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Cash deficit

Cash deficit

In relation to a loan, this is money still owed at the end of the repayment period of an interest only mortgage.


Cash buyer

Cash buyer

A person or persons who do not require a mortgage in order to buy a home and who do not have a property to sell. Other cash buyers are those with a mortgage arranged and no property to sell or those who have already sold their property.


Cash delivery

Cash delivery

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Further Suggestions

cash card
Cashbook
Cash management bill
Cash asset ratio
cash and carry
Net cash balance
cashback
Cash in Advance
Cash basis
Cash on delivery (COD)
Target cash balance
Cash flow
hospital cash plan
cash settlement
Discounted cash flow (DCF)
free cash flow
Expected future cash flows
Cash flow matching
cash flow
Cash flow after interest and taxes
"Ring the cash register"
Mortgage cash surplus
Symmetric cash matching
Cash price
Cash transaction


 
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