My thinking is that the LLC as an asset
holding marketable assets puts you at risk from unrelated issues, like a car accident or divorce or creditors.
Not exact matches
These funds consist of total cash, short - term invested
assets and other readily
marketable securities
held by the
holding company.
What remains of Yahoo after the sale includes an approximately 15 percent equity stake in China's Alibaba Group
Holding; about 36 percent in Yahoo Japan; cash and
marketable debt securities; certain minority investments; and Excalibur, which owns some patent
assets.
(Borrowings + Financial Derivative Liabilities + (Convertible / Preference Liabilities + Pension / Employee Liabilities + Government Loans / Repayable Grants etc.) * 50 % — Cash /
Marketable Securities — Derivative Financial
Assets) / (Current / Non - Current /
Held - for - Sale Property)
While the majority of its
assets are
held in
marketable fixed income securities, the company also maintains a portion of its
assets in real property and loans secured by real property.
Shares
held by a Fund in excess of 1 % of an underlying fund's outstanding securities therefore, will be considered not readily
marketable securities, which, together with other such securities, may not exceed 15 % of a Fund's total
assets.