2005年10月20日
Ownership equity[Finance]
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Ownership equity, commonly known simply as equity, also risk or liable capital, is a financial term for the difference between a company's assets and liability|liabilities -- that is, the value that accrues to the owners (sole proprietor, Partnership|partners, or shareholders).* In a corporation, it is called shareholders' equity.
* In a bankruptcy court, ownership equity is the last or residual claim against assets, paid only after all other creditors are paid.
* In real estate, equity refers to the difference between the market value of a property and the owner's mortgage debt.
* In Futures, owners interest in an asset, after all liabilities are paid.
Equity: The residual dollar value of a futures, option, or leverage trading account, assuming it was liquidated at current prices.
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