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Illiquid or illiquidity

Illiquid or illiquidity

Liquidity

Refers to the ease of turning an asset into cash. The opposite of liquidity is illiquidity. In the case of shares, liquidity often decreases if you want to trade a lot of shares. Bonds and shares are usually considered more liquid than private equity and property. Some investments may be subject to a lock-up. In that regard, Liquidity […]

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