Amount received from selling a note receivable prior to its maturity
The amount of money that a company raises in the IPO is called the proceeds. In the prospectus there is a section called "Use of Proceeds" which describes how the company intends to spend the money raised. An investor should decide if the use of the proceeds will be beneficial to the future growth of the company before making the investment.
The amount of money a shareholder receives from a sale of stock minus a broker's commission. Also the money credited to a borrower less costs and fees.
The amount you receive from selling something. If you have given an asset away, you are treated as if you had received proceeds equal to the market value of the asset, even if you have received nothing. If an asset is destroyed, or becomes worthless, and you do not receive any insurance moneys, the proceeds will be taken as nil.
The amount received from the sale of an asset, from the issuance of bonds or stock, or from a bank loan. To Top
The net amount of monies received by a company from a public offering; "use of proceeds" describes how a company intends to use the money.
Money received by the seller of an asset.
The amount payable from an insurance policy.
Money derived from commercial or fundraising ventures associated with the Partnership.
The money the insurance company pays the beneficiary(ies).
The amount the insurance company is obligated to pay for the settlement of a life insurance policy, payable at the death of the insured.
Money raised by the company by its IPO is referred to as proceeds. Investors should refer to the Use of Proceeds section in a prospectus to determine what the company plans to use the money for.
The amount realized (received) from the sale of an asset such as mutual fund shares. For funds with contingent deferred sales charges, it is the amount from redemption reduced by any such charges.
Net amount of money payable by the company at the insured's death or at policy maturity.
Whatever is received when collateral or assets are sold, exchanged, collected or otherwise disposed of.
The amount payable under the terms of a life insurance policy upon the insured's death or upon the maturity of an endowment.
The net amount of money payable by the company at the death of an insured or at the maturity of a policy.
Companies go public to raise money. The money raised is referred to as proceeds. In every prospectus there is a section entitled "Use of Proceeds". Investors should read this section to find out whether the company plans to use the money it raises in the IPO for capital investment (good) or to pay off insiders (bad).
The amount of money that the insurance company is obligated to pay for the settlement of a life insurance policy.
The amount of money that an insurance company is obligated to pay for the settlement of an insurance policy. Proceeds may be a death benefit or the policy's cash or accumulated value.
The amount payable by a policy, usually in reference to the face amount of a Life Insurance policy, payable at the death of the insured.
The total amount received from the disposition of an asset, either as payment in cash, notes or other securities, services in kind, or any other valuable consideration.
The amount received by the issuer from a public offering of securities (after the underwriting spread in an underwritten public offering). Net proceeds is the amount after payment of all other offering expenses. Securities laws require that the prospectus have a "Use of Proceeds" section explaining what the issuer is going to do with the money received from investors.
in life insurance, the policy benefits that are payable upon the maturity of the policy or death of the insured.
The cash received from selling an investment. Net proceeds are the cash pocketed after subtracting the purchase price, including all fees and commissions.
Refers to the net amount of money payable by the insurance company upon a death claim or at a policy's maturity.
An amount received from selling a security after commissions are deducted. See: Commissions
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The face amount of a life insurance policy payable to the beneficiary at the death of the insured.
of disposition - Usually, the selling price of property when it is disposed of. Proceeds of disposition also include compensation received for property that has been destroyed, expropriated, stolen, or damaged. It is also the fair market value of property when it is transferred to another person, or when there is a change in its use.