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Bus/Financial - Finance (general) | | German term or phrase: aktive Derivate | | Used to calculate the quick ratio |
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| | derivative assets | Explanation:
These are derivatives reported on the asset side of the balance sheet. For the quick ratio they are probably current derivative assets.
Here is a German webpage showing a definition of the quick ratio (i.e. "Liquidität ersten Grades") with "kurzfristige aktive Derivate" as part of the numerator.
http://app.claas.com/gb_06/pdf/de/konzernabschluss.pdf |
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