loans that are due after at least one year

a credit to finance the acquisition of land and real property

the

purchase of an existing business by an individual manager or a group of

executives from within that business 

a

document in which a company indicates its desire to do something, e.g. to buy a

business

banknotes and coins accepted within a given jurisdiction

the rate that a lender charges for a loan

an invitation to buy

the

inability to pay debts

to float the shares of a company

assets that can be quickly turned into cash, e.g. bank deposits,

short-dated bonds

a project undertaken by two or more parties

the

risk that the existence of a contract will cause behavioural changes in one or

both parties