net assets

American  

plural noun

1. the total assets of a business minus its total liabilities.

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Example Sentences

The largest nontraded private-credit fund is Blackstone Private Credit, with about $47 billion in net assets, followed by Blue Owl Credit Income at $19 billion of net assets, and Apollo Debt Solutions at $14 billion, according to data from Raymond James analysts.

From Barron's

The huge premium to its net assets that Strategy once enjoyed has turned into a discount.

From MarketWatch

And you have to be a so-called accredited investor with at least $1 million in net assets, excluding your primary residence, or at least $200,000 in individual or $300,000 in joint income.

From The Wall Street Journal

That temporarily boosts fees they collect and reduces the ratio of their debt to net assets, or leverage, a key risk measurement.

From The Wall Street Journal

The foundation bills itself as “the official nonprofit arm of the LAFD” and lists net assets of $12.3 million on its tax return for fiscal 2023-24, the most recent available.

From Los Angeles Times