all-cash

adjective

Definition

› FINANCE used to describe a business deal in which only money is offered, not, for example, shares or a mixture of money and shares: all-cash offer/bid The board is considering an all-cash offer from one of its main rivals. All-cash home purchases obviously do not rely on the availability of mortgages.

(Definition of all-cash adjective from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

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