likvidumu
Likvidum, or liquidity, is a financial concept describing the ease with which an asset can be converted into cash or a borrower can meet short-term obligations without appreciable loss of value. In finance, liquidity is often discussed in three overlapping forms: asset liquidity (how quickly an individual asset can be sold), market liquidity (the ability to buy or sell quickly with minimal price impact), and funding or funding-liquidity (the availability of cash or funding to meet obligations).
Asset liquidity is typically assessed by how readily an asset can be sold at close to its
Common measures include liquidity ratios for individuals and firms, such as the current ratio (current assets
Factors influencing liquidity include market conditions, transaction costs, information availability, asset characteristics, and regulatory constraints. High