Confirmation and Non-current liabilities: Difference between pages

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Liabilities that are likely to be settled after more than a year or a normal accounting cycle.

In very simple definitions of capital employed, the terms 'non-current liabilities' and 'debt' are sometimes used interchangeably.

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-. ''Treasury controls.''
+(NCL).
-A confirmation is a document through which a market participant notifies its counterparties or customers of the details of a trade/transaction and, typically, allows them time to affirm or question the trade/transaction.
+Liabilities that are likely to be settled after more than a year or a normal accounting cycle.
-The issue and matching of confirmations is one of the key controls in treasury dealing activity.
+In very simple definitions of capital employed, the terms 'non-current liabilities' and 'debt' are sometimes used interchangeably.
-Increasingly confirmations are being transmitted and matched by electronic mean, but the same rules, relating to the separation of the dealing function from the confirmation function, still apply.
+== See also ==
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+* [[Capital employed]]
+* [[Current assets]]
-Similar notifications in other contexts.
+* [[Current liabilities]]
+* [[Debt]]
+* [[Non-current assets]]
-==See also==
+* [[Property, plant and equipment]]
-* [[Controls]]
+* [[Return on capital employed]]
-* [[Settlement]]
-[[Category:Compliance_and_audit]]