Liquidity
Pronunciation: /lɪˈkwɪdətiː/
Liquidity (noun)
- How easily a person or business can get money to pay bills when they are due.
- How quickly an asset can be sold for cash without a big loss in value.
- The ability of a market to trade assets smoothly, with buyers and sellers available.
Examples
- The company improved liquidity by collecting payments faster.
- Liquidity helps a business pay bills on time.