Payment term (See Chapter 11 of the Vernimmen) Designates the number of days given by a trade creditor to a debtor for it to discharge its debt. The average payment term on a Trade receivables portfolio is contractually the average (weighted by the invoices' unitary values) number of days given by the company to its clients. Payment term (See Chapter 11 of the Vernimmen) Designates the number of days given by a trade creditor to a debtor for it to discharge its debt. The average payment term on a Trade receivables portfolio is contractually the average (weighted by the invoices' unitary values) number of days given by the company to its clients. See all terms in the dictionary of finance To know more about it, look at what we have already written on this subject : Find : Payment term

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P/E ratio, PER, Price-to-earnings ratio Paid-up capital Paper Paper bill of exchange Paper promissory note Par value Parent company Parent company regime Parent group Pari passu covenant Parity Partial commitment Participant Participating preference shares Participation certificates Pass through Passthrough certificates Path of wealth, POW Pay through Pay-in-kind securities Payables Payback period Payback ratio Payment method Payment term Payout ratio PBR PDS PE Pecking order theory Peer comparison method Percentage control Percentage interest Percentage of completion method Performance bond Performing Permanent financing Perpetual bond Perpetual subordinated loans and notes Perpetuals Perpetuity Petro-dollars Pierce the corporate veil PIK securities Pitch

Plain vanilla Ploughed back Poison pill Political risk Ponzi scheme Pooling of interest method Pooling on demand POP Portable alpha Portfolio insurance Portfolio manager Position Positive carry Positive covenant POW PPP Praecipium Pragmatic valuation approach Prcess-oriented production Pre-emption (right of) Pre-emptive action Pre-emptive right Pre-emptive subscription rights Preference share Preferential dividend Preferred habitat theory Preferred securities Preferred share Premium Premium bond Prepaid expenses Prepaid income Prepayment Prepayment penalty Present value Present Value Index, PVI Price adjustment Price-To-Book ratio, PBR Price-to-earnings ratio Primary dealers Principal Principal-protected notes Principle of prudence Priority dividend shares (non-voting) (PDS) Private equity

Private equity firm Private negotiation Private placement Privileged share Pro forma, pro forma statements Product life cycle Production Production models Profit Profit and loss account/statement, P&L Profit before tax and non recurrent items Profit before tax and non recurring items Profit generating capacity Profit on ordinary activities Profit sharing Profitability Program trading Project financing Projected benefit obligation, PBO Promissory note Proportional rate Proportionate consolidation Prospectus Provision Provision for employee benefits and pensions Proxy Public offer Public offering Public Offering price Public-to-Private, P to P Purchase method Purchase warrant Purchases Purchasing Power Parity Put on the seller Put option Put provision Put warrant Put-call parity Puttable Puttable bond Puttable instrument PV PVI Pyramid scheme