ickehandelbara
Ickehandelbara describes assets, rights, or claims that cannot be traded on a public market or transferred only under special restrictions. The term contrasts with tradable or liquid assets, which have an active market with readily available buyers and sellers. Ickehandelbara can arise from legal prohibitions, contractual restrictions, or the simple absence of an organized market for the instrument.
Common examples include non-transferable licenses or permits, certain government or regulatory rights, and memberships or entitlements
Non-tradable status implies limited liquidity and higher transaction costs, making price discovery difficult. Valuation often relies
Ickehandelbara is a stronger condition than illiquidity. Illiquid assets have a market but low trading activity;