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Term: floating charge
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A floating charge as opposed to a fixed charge is a charge that does not attach to any specific property, but rather ’floats’ over the assets that come into the ownership of a company. It attaches to such property when it crytallises in the company. It is a more dynamic security than a fixed charge and is usually granted in a debenture.
Usage: The company's assets and inventory was subject to a floating charge.
Related Words: charge; fixed charge; debenture.
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