Non-Core Assets — Assets that are either not essential or simply no longer used in a company s business operations. They usually serve companies best when extra cash is needed as they can often be sold. Some businesses sell their non core assets in order to pay… … Investment dictionary
Core & Satellite — Portfolio Management is an investment strategy that incorporates traditional Fixed Income and Equity based securities (i.e. index funds, [[Exchange traded funds]] (ETFs), passive mutual funds, etc.) known as the core portion of the portfolio,… … Wikipedia
Core Education & Technologies Ltd — Core Education Technologies Limited Type Public company Traded as BSE: 512199 NSE: … Wikipedia
Core Design — Former type Defunct Industry Computer and video game industry Fate Acquired by Eidos Successor … Wikipedia
Core-Mark — Holding Company (NASDAQ: CORE) (formerly Fleming Cos.) is a supplier of consumer package goods to retailers in the United States. Contents 1 History 1.1 Fleming Companies 1.2 Bankruptcy … Wikipedia
core earnings — ➔ earnings * * * core earnings UK US noun [plural] ACCOUNTING ► the profit that a company makes from its main business activities: »The following tables present revenues, core earnings, and total assets … Financial and business terms
Core Liquidity — Cash and other financial assets that banks possess that can easily be liquidated and paid out as part of operational cash flows. Examples of core liquidity assets would be cash, government bonds and money market funds. Banks typically use… … Investment dictionary
Core International, Inc — For other uses, see Core. Core International, Inc Type Private Industry Computer hardware and Computer software Founded 1979 Incorporated 1981 in Florida … Wikipedia
core competence — Primary area of expertise. Narrowly defined fields or tasks at which a company or business excels. Primary areas of specialty. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary * * * core competence core competence ➔ competence * * * core competence UK US noun [C… … Financial and business terms
core capital — The capital required of a thrift institution, which must be at least 2% of assets to meet the rules of the Federal Home Loan Bank. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary * * * core capital core capital ➔ capital * * * ► See Tier One. * * * core… … Financial and business terms
