Cash assets (cash at balance)

In a business, the cash receipts (encashments), usually related to the end of the day (at the close of business). – In the case of a bank, cash on hand in all cash offices, including foreign notes and coins and petty cash. Any receipts deposited for advances are added to this. – In a broader sense, cash as well as credit balances immediately available at any time. – Sometimes, in addition to cash and sight deposits, securities holdings are also included in a very broad sense, insofar as they are negotiable and can actually be sold on the stock exchange without further ado. – See cash control book, liquidity preference.

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