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Current coupon issuesRelated: Benchmark issuesCurrent coupon issues Similar MatchesCurrent rate methodCurrent rate methodThe translation of all foreign currency balance sheet and income statement items at the current exchange rate. Current ratioCurrent ratioA financial ratio which shows how easily the company could pay its bills if all its creditors demanded payment at once. Calculated as: (current assets) divided by (current liabilities)In theory this figure should be at least 1, because if it's lower than 1 it means that the company does not have the liquidity to pay all its creditors straight away. That said, some companies, notably supermarkets, happily survive on current ratios of less than 0.5.As always, it's best to compare the ratio of one company with others in its sector. Over 1.5 suggests excessive caution on the part of management.For a more stringent version of the current ratio, see 'acid test'. Current incomeCurrent incomeInterest, dividend or other income payments received regularly from an investment source. Current accountCurrent accountA bank account which offers a number of facilities including cheque book for debt settlement, deposits, direct debits and where applicable, overdrafts. This type of account is normally used for ongoing transactions (for example monthly direct debits and writing of cheques etc.) as opposed to a deposit account.A balance of payments account listing transactions other than capital movement.An account listing transactions between trading companies. Net current assetsNet current assetsThe difference between current assets and current liabilities, also known as working capital. Further SuggestionsCurrent liabilitiesCurrent assets current liabilities Current account balance current assets Current issue current cost accounting Current yield Current production rate Permanent Current Assets Spontaneous Current Liabilities Balance on current account Current account deficit Permanent spontaneous current Liabilities Noncurrent asset Current prices high current income fund Current ratio High current income mutual fund Current income Current account Noncurrent liability Current maturity Current account surplus Current coupon |
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