Yes, if the value of the loans exceed that of the asset being used for security.
For example, if you secure loans using your investment account and you have $200,000 in securities within that account, it is NOT illegal to secure four loans of $50,000 with that asset because the asset is large enough to provide the backstop for the loans.
However, if you secure four loans of $100,000 using the $200,000 asset, you are committing fraud (because you knowingly misrepresent the claims on the asset).
Bonds are norally something a person owns as an asset, not debt.
Asset Security
firmware. Ware is an immaterial asset. Wares refers to different types of an asset.
A "Secured" - not secure- claim is one where the underlying debt or liability is a secured type loan or credit. that means it is like a car loan where the lender is officially in a position of interest, (legal claim of ownership or lien already in existence) to some type of specific asset of the debtors. That asset will be used to secure his recovery before being available to anyone else.
No, they're very different
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Someone is able to get asset inventory software in several different online and retail locations including the following: BNA Asset Inventory Software, Asset Inventory Plus, and on IM Solutions.
Inventory asset management software is used to aid companies in managing their inventories and tracking their assets. It's particularly useful for companies with multiple buildings spread out.
The law in your area determines what happens to the asset when you die. Also, the law in this area works different for automobiles than it does for other assets. It may also work different if there is a will.
A secured loan application is different because the person who takes out the secured loan pledges an asset. An asset must be something of value such as a home or car. They then use that as the collateral, so that way if one does not pay the secured loan the creditor takes possession of the asset.
A double entry bookkeeping system shows the multiple effects of a single transaction. Since the fixed asset register entails all details about purchase, sale, and depreciation effects of a fixed asset. It is therefore a part of double entry system.
increase asset (cash) decrease asset (receivable), no effect on bottom line, just assets held in different buckets