Look up: Equity

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   Equity
   Represents ownership interest in a firm. Also the residual dollar value of a futures trading account, assuming its liquidation at the going market price.
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   Equity
   Assets minus liabilities.
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   Equity
   The value of an asset (e.g. a property) less any money owing on it (e.g. loans/mortgages).
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   Equity
   The ordinary shares of companies. The ownership interest in a company of holders of its common and preferred stock.
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   Equity
   In housing terminology, equity is the difference in the value of the property and the amount outstanding on any loan secured against it. To calculate the equity in your home: Subtract the outstanding loan (the mortgage outstanding) from the property. This is the amount of cash you'd have in your pocket if you sold up now. If the size of the outstan
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   equity
   [n] - the difference between the market value of a property and the claims held against it 2. [n] - the ownership interest of shareholders in a corporation
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   Equity
   Equity relates to the ordinary shares of a company. Dividends paid are not guaranteed but there is also the prospect of capital appreciation The holder of equity has an interest in the residual value of the entity should it cease to trade.
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   Equity
   The difference between the market value of your house and the amount outstanding on your mortgage.
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   Equity
   The amount of money used as a deposit or the difference between the property value and the mortgage amount. Generally this product is used for the older generation.
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    Equity
    The value of the property minus the mortgage loan left to pay
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    Equity
    The difference between the amount owed on a mortgage and the current market value of the property
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    Equity
    The value of something, such as a house, less any money owing on it.
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    Equity
    Equity represents the value of ownership in a business, less the claims made against the business.  Is also expressed as net assets, from the accounting equation:
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    Equity
    The risk sharing part of a company's capital, usually referred to as ordinary shares.
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    Equity
    The part of the value of the house that belongs to you. For example: if you buy a £100,000 property and put down a 10% deposit, then you have £10,000 equity in the property. Negative Equity, on the other hand, is when the value of your property in current market value is less than your mortgage, making it hard and expensive to move. When house prices plummeted in early Nineties recession many homeowners went into negative equity.
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    Equity
    is the quality of being equal, fair or even handed usually in relation to earnings/wealth
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    Equity
    The amount which shareholders own in a publicly quoted company. Equity is the risk-bearing part... <a target=_blank href='http://www.finance-glossary.com/terms/equity.htm?id=479&ginPtrCode=00000&PopupMode=false' title='Read full definition of equity'>more</a>
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    Equity
    The stake a businesses owners have in it; assets minus liabilities....more on Equity
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    Equity
    Common name for the British Actors' Equity Association, the UK trade union for professional actors in theatre, film, and television, founded in 1929. In the USA its full name is the American Actors'...
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    equity
    A company's assets, less its liabilities, which are the property of the owner or shareholders. Popularly, equities are stocks and shares which do not pay interest at fixed rates but pay dividends...
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    equity
    System of law supplementing the ordinary rules of law where the application of these would operate harshly in a particular case; sometimes it is regarded as an attempt to achieve `natural...
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    equity
    Another word for 'share'. A shareholder`s equity is the value of the shares they hold. Also, a house owner`s equity is the value of their home minus the unpaid mortgage – so negative equity occurs if the house is worth less than the outstanding loan
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    equity
    equity also constitutes law and not something merely akin to fairness lying outside the concept of law Category: Law • the residual value of a company`s assets after all outside liabilities have been allowed Category: Commerce - movement of goods • the ordinary shareholders` capital, i.e. the ordinary shareholders` funds plus reserves.....-- désigne le capital-actions plus...
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    Equity
    The value remaining after all prior claims on an asset have been met. Hence the value of a house less the amount currently outstanding on the mortgage (known as the equity of redemption). Or the value of the shareholders' interest in a company. The system of law developed from the 16th century in the Court of Chancery alongside the Common law. The ...
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    Equity
    the monetary value of a property after any claims, such as a mortgage, are taken away.
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