Aftermarket

The market for shares and bonds after their original issue date.

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To abandon is to surrender a claim to, or interest in, a particular asset. It's also used to describe an instance in finance when one party waives its rights to recover the debt owed so that trading can continue, with previously invested funds not affected.
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Accounts Payable represents a company's obligation to pay off a short-term debt.
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