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Cashout

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Cashout
Occurs when a firm runs out of cash and cannot readily sell marketable securities.

Cashout
A situation in which a person or company is cash poor and cannot meet expenses and is also unable to sell its assets easily to raise cash. A cashout often means that the person or company must resort to borrowing. See also: Cash Out Refinancing.


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