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All articles in this category pertain to debt securities. Debt securities are financial assets that can be bought and sold between two parties until maturity, such as bonds.

They are used as negotiable instruments between borrowers and lenders. Debt securities have regular payment schedules and are guaranteed to be repaid. If they are sold before maturity, investors can realize a capital gain or loss on their investment.

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Investment Accounting Methods under US GAAP Explained

Investment Accounting Methods under US GAAP Explained

by Kiley Arnold | Nov 12, 2021 | Articles, ASC 320, ASC 321, ASC 323, Debt Securities, Equity Method, Equity Securities, Investment Accounting, US GAAP Accounting

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