The Principle of "Matched Maturities" in Finance Refers To

question 48

Multiple Choice

The principle of "matched maturities" in finance refers to:

• A) finding sources of funds with the longest maturity, in order to avoid liquidity crises.
• B) funding long-term assets with long-term sources, and vice versa.
• C) using as much short-term financing as possible due to the lower cost of interest.
• D) buying marketable securities when demand is high and borrowing short-term when demand is low.

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Definitions:

Nucleoli Disappear

A phenomenon occurring during the cell division process (specifically in prophase of mitosis) where the nucleolus breaks down and disappears.

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is the first stage of cell division in both mitosis and meiosis, characterized by the condensation of chromosomes and the breakdown of the nuclear envelope.

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A molecule usually found on cell membranes that receives chemical signals from outside a cell, triggering an internal response.

Membrane Channel Protein

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