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Note & Lease Receivable

Note & Lease Receivable is a financial metric that refers to the amount of money that a company is owed from notes and leases. This metric includes the total amount of notes and leases receivables due within one year, as well as those due after one year. Notes receivable are similar to accounts receivable, but they are typically more formal and are backed by a written contract. Lease receivables, on the other hand, represent the amount of money owed to a company from leasing out equipment or property. Companies use this metric to track the amount of money they are owed and to manage their cash flow. This metric is also useful for investors as it gives them an idea of the company's financial health and the risks associated with their investment.

Additional Details

Metric Name Type Default Period Type
note_receivable fin_statement FY

Formatting Details

Data Format Display Format Unit
float financial usd