Financial assets refer to assets that exist in the form of value owned by units or individuals. They are the symmetry of physical assets and are everything that can be traded in organized financial markets and have actual prices and future valuations. The general term for financial instruments. [1]

A financial asset is an intangible right to claim physical assets. Its biggest feature is that it can provide its owner with a current or forward flow of monetary income in market transactions.

Financial assets refer to all certificates that represent future income or legal claims on assets, also known as financial instruments or securities. It refers to assets in the form of value owned by units or individuals, and is a right to claim physical assets.

Financial assets are the general term for all financial instruments that can be traded in organized financial markets and have actual prices and future valuations. The greatest characteristic of financial assets is their ability to provide their owners with immediate or forward flows of monetary income in market transactions.

Financial assets include all financial instruments provided to the financial market. But whether they are physical assets or financial assets, they can only be called assets if they are the investment objects of the holders. If we examine the cash issued by the central bank and the stocks and bonds issued by enterprises in isolation, we cannot say that they are financial assets, because for the central bank and enterprises that issue them, cash, stocks, and bonds are a kind of liability. Therefore, cash, [2] deposits, certificates, stocks, bonds, etc. cannot simply be called financial assets, but should be called financial instruments.

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