Financial credit

A financial credit is a Titer or a Contrat, generally transmissible and negotiable (for example on a Financial market), which is likely to produce incomes or a capital gain.

Credit or liability?

For a private individual owner of such an instrument, he is regarded as a Placement and is counted in his inheritance.

However, a financial credit can cause financial liabilities for the counterpart, which must regard it as a Passif (accountancy). For example an action is a credit for the shareholder and a liability for the company.

Examples

The detail of different the classes from credits figure as well in the article financial Instrument as in that Funds of investment. It acts in particular:
  • of the transferable securities,
  • of the negotiable evidences of indebtedness,
  • of the credits

Precise details on accounting

The financial credit known as durable of accountancy is called financial Immobilization.

See also: financial Immobilization

All the financial instruments are not credits with the countable direction. The financial derivative products ( future , swap S , Forward S, option S , etc), which constitute the main part of the volumes treated on the financial markets are, them, entered Except assessment.

See too

  • Active (accountancy)
  • Active not - financier
  • Capital financier
  • subjacent Financial market
  • Active

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