The ability of a financial product to be traded smoothly and at any time. – The ability of a security to be accepted for trading, also referred to as saleability (securities that are easily sold or that can be readily converted into cash such as government bonds or commercial papers). – The willingness of some consumers to buy a supplier’s good at the present time (being in demand by especially consumers). – See bank customer profile, exchange, counterparty risk, counterparty, central, market maker, market liquidity, market effectiveness assumption.
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