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The difference between net capital and net assets
There are three differences between net capital and net assets:

1, with different measurement ranges: net assets are the owner's equity of each business unit, while net capital is an indicator to supervise a company's capital or capital movement;

2, the scope is different; The scope of net capital is less than net assets, which include net capital;

3. The contents involved are different: the net capital is related to the risk adjustment of assets and projects, while the net assets are related to the total liabilities and total assets of the enterprise.

1. Net capital is a comprehensive regulatory indicator to measure individual capital, and it is also the capital adequacy ratio and asset liquidity of securities companies. It is a part of the net assets of securities companies that is highly liquid and can be quickly realized. Represents the amount of funds that can be used to realize at any time to meet the payment needs of securities companies. By monitoring the net capital of securities companies, the regulatory authorities can accurately and timely grasp the solvency of securities companies and prevent liquidity risks. In the field of futures, net capital refers to a comprehensive risk supervision index based on the net assets of futures companies and adjusted the risks of assets, liabilities and other items according to liquidity, which represents the amount of funds that futures companies can use to deal with risks at any time.

In fact, the index of net capital is mainly used in securities companies, investment companies, guarantee companies and other financial institutions, in order to squeeze bubbles and avoid risks.

2. Net assets refer to owners' equity or equity capital. The net asset value of an enterprise refers to the total assets minus liabilities of the enterprise, which consists of two parts, one part is the capital invested by the enterprise at the beginning, including the premium part, and the other part is the assets created by the enterprise in the course of operation, including the donated assets, which belong to the owner's equity. Among the various techniques and methods of fundamental analysis of stock investment, net assets are the most commonly used reference indicators, just like P/E ratio, P/B ratio, sales ratio and return on net assets.