What does it mean when a company's cash and cash equivalents increase?
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Liquidity refers to the rate at which an asset can be converted into cash and cash is king to the banker. If cash is king, then cash equivalents are the heirs to the throne. ... An increase in cash equivalents equals higher liquidity. A company with higher liquidity ratios is considered healthier and poses less of a risk.
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