Receivership
When a company is sick (financially speaking) and cannot meet its payment obligations to its creditors, it can be placed into "receivership" by the courts.
Receiver may mean:
The listening device part of a telephone
The handset containing that device
Receiver (radio), an electronic device that changes a radio signal from a transmitter into useful information ...
Receiver
One who acts on behalf of a lender in respect of a property possession. The duty of the Receiver is to gather any income due to the property (for example, from tenants). The income received must be applied to the mortgage account.
Receivership
If a company fails to pay debts due to secured creditors, those creditors may appoint an administrative receiver who will take over the management of all or part of the company.
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Accounts Receivable Turnover
Calculations
One of several measures used to assess operating performance, accounts receivable turnover also helps in appraising a company's credit policy and its cash flow.
a receiver appointed by a (government) regulator pursuant to a statute;
a privately appointed receiver; and
a court-appointed receiver.[1] ...
INTERIM RECEIVER - A person appointed by the Court to be a watchdog regarding the assets of a debtor du...
INTERIM REFINANCE - An ill-advised scheme to avoid a prepayment penalty by refinancing twice instead of...
Receiver's Certificate
A certificate issued when a company is in financial trouble. Its purpose is to provide the company with funds to complete processing cycles so that more money can be obtained through its liquidation.
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Receiver's certificate
A debt instrument issued by a receiver and serving as a lien on the property, which provides funding to continue operations or to protect assets in receivership.
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RECEIVERSHIP " A form of bankruptcy in which a court-appointed person (receiver) manages the affairs of the business.
receiver - particularly in foreign proceedings, or state court proceedings, a person appointed by the court to take custody of a debtor's property.
Receivership
The appointment of a licensed insolvency practitioner to take over the running of a company. The receiver is appointed by a creditor with a secured debt.
receiver swaption An option to receive fixed on an interest rate swap.
record date The date on which the owners of a security are identified for the purpose of making an upcoming interest or dividend payment.
Receiver - An individual person appointed by the court who then takes the possession of, but does not take the title to, the assets and other affairs of a firm or estate that is in a legal form of bankruptcy that is called called receivership.
Receiver: A person or entity appointed under the legal security documents to administer the security on behalf of the project financiers.
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Receivership
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Receivership and liquidation
If a company fails to pay debts a lender of money to it can appoint a receiver to manage its affairs (or have one appointed by the creditors) or the company can be put into liquidation.
Receivership
A type of corporate bankruptcy in which a receiver is appointed by bankruptcy courts or creditors to run the company.
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Receivership
The status of a borrower in which the lender receives the collateral over which it has a lien when the borrower defaults on the loan.
A receivers swaption is an option giving the holder the right to receive fixed rate under an interest rate swap. As it is analogous to having a call option on a fixed rate bond, it is also known as a call swaption.
Official receiver
The official receiver is a court official who deals with bankruptcy proceedings.
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Television receivers are assigned an HTS number 8528 in the Imported Products Table. VCRs are assigned and HTS number of 8528.10.40 in the Imported Products Table.
RAD - Is the Receiver-Authorized Delivery service.
RAMSŪ - Is an enterprise-wide risk analysis and management software system which measures, monitors and manages positions in a real-time environment.
RAN - See Revenue Anticipation Note.
Administrative receivership
This occurs when a firm fails to keep up its loan repayments. In this case an administrative receiver can be appointed, their job is to try and get back the money owed to the creditor.
Recipient - The receiver of a gift delivery, transfer, and/or de-linked security.
[OTS] accelerated dividend A dividend paid to proven creditors of the receivership based on a projection of future funds available.
The writer therefore becomes the fixed-rate receiver/floating-rate payer. CallabilityFeature of a security that allows the issuer to redeem the security prior to maturity by calling it in, or forcing the holder to sell it back.
Receiver A bankruptcy practitioner appointed by secured creditors to oversee the repayment of debts.
The writer therefore becomes the fixed-rate receiver/floating rate payer. Cancel Used in the context of general equities. Void an order to buy or sell from 1) the floor, or 2) the trader/salesman's scope.
The writer therefore becomes the fixed-rate receiver/floating rate payer. Callable A financial security such as a bond with a call option attached to it, i.e., the issuer has the right to call the security.
In-house processing float The time it takes the receiver of a check to process a payment and deposit it in a bank for collection. In-line Used in the context of general equities.
receivership A form of bankruptcy in which a firm can avoid liquidation by reorganizing with the help of a court-appointed trustee. recession A period of general economic decline, spread across the whole economy for longer...
The proposal must be lodged with the official receiver in sufficient time to allow notice, together with a report by that officer, to be sent to the creditors before the meeting is held at which it is to be considered.
Receiver
A person appointed by a court or creditors to wind up the affairs of a bankrupt or insolvent company, utilising assets to pay its creditors....(Read more)
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Float is checkbook money that appears on the books of both the check writer (the payor) and the check receiver (the payee) while a check is being processed. Federal Reserve float is float present during the Federal Reserve's check collection process.
The nearest receivers may be hurt the most, and may be able to sue polluters-but not always. Consider an extreme case: the potential global warming impact of carbon dioxide produced by the burning of wood or fossil fuels.
A typical amateur packet system consists of a computer linked by a terminal-node controller (TNC) to aVHFradio transmitter and receiver. The TNC constructs and recognizes packets.
A declaration by the Federal Court to place all of an individual's assets and liabilities with an official receiver to liquidate and distribute to creditors, according to prescribed legal guidelines.
Encryption scrambles the data that is being sent, so only the intended receiver can read the information. To be effective, encryption must be used by both the sender and receiver.
This message is sent in various forms and can be distorted by interference prior to reaching the receiver. Receiver then interprets the message and performs required action and gives necessary feedback to the sender.
Refers to the time it takes the receiver of a check to process the payment and
deposit it in a bank for collection.
Mail float
Refers to the part of the collection and disbursement process where checks are trapped in the postal system.
If a certain percentage of the shipment shows signs of trauma, the receiver can refuse delivery and receive credit for the unusable products. The damaged goods then become unclaimed freight and may be destroyed, stored or sold off to third parties.
But the company is in receivership and technically the stock should be worthless. Possibly a potential buyer or major creditor would want to accumulate the stock in order to have a greater say in the bankruptcy negotiations.
A shipping term indicating that a container will be offered by the carrier for use by the shipper and the receiver for the transport of the contents from the domicile of one to the domicile of the other, ...
1. Transportation practice where the receiver of the goods pays the freight and charges to the carrier.
2. Collection practice where the buyer is expected to pay the bank charges for handling the collection.
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its debts and liabilities exceed its capital reserve and it cannot obtain financial backing from the banks or other institutions, then a Receiver may be appointed.
Payee - The individual, organization, or merchant that is the receiver of payments.
Payee Account Number - The account number with the merchant that is usually presented somewhere on the traditional paper bills one receives from the payee.
A Communications channel transmits information from a sender to a receiver.
Discuss transmission of bits of information, bandwidth, noise etc.
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Mortgagee
A lender or creditor who is the receiver of a mortgage and to whom a mortgagor gives a mortgage to secure a loan or the performance of an obligation.
Bank - A commercial institution licensed as a receiver of deposits. Banks are mainly concerned with making and receiving payments as well as supplying short-term loans to individuals.
The postal authorities' signed acknowledgment of delivery to receiver of a shipment made by parcel post.
PRIVATE EXPORT FUNDING CORPORATION (PEFCO)
Lends to foreign buyers to finance exports from U.S.
Full Truck Load, an indication for a truck transporting cargo directly from supplier to receiver.
Fabrication
A term used to distinguish manufacturing operations for components as opposed toassembly operations.
In-house processing float
Refers to the time it takes the receiver of a check to process the payment and deposit it in a bank for collection.
The legal proceedings by which the affairs of a bankrupt person are turned over to a trustee or receiver for administration under the bankruptcy laws. There are two types of bankruptcy: ...
A swaption in which the buyer has the right to enter into a swap as a fixed-rate payer. The writer therefore becomes the fixed-rate receiver/floating rate payer.
Canadian agencies
agency banks established by Canadian Banks in the U.S.
Communication is the process whereby Knowledge is codified into Information by the transmitter, passed through a medium to a receiver, who then reconverts that information into new knowledge.
Parcel Post Receipt.
The postal authorities' signed acknowledgment of delivery to receiver of a shipment made by parcel post.
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Advertising
A paid, mediated, form of communication from an identifiable source, designed to persuade the receiver to take some action, now or in the future.
One who receives a GRANT; the person who receives from the GRANTOR a conveyance of real property; the receiver of a gift.
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