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Short, medium, long term in finance

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Sendo

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This might be a stupid question but what are the definitions of each in terms of duration? Everyone I asked seem to have a different answer.
 
Hi, based on the answers you have you may have your answer. many parameters can affect what someone can point as short/medium/long term. for example whether s/he works in a life/non life company. for example for a life+health company short term finance could be alligned with the term of each line of business. so ST 0-1 years MT 1-5 years and LT afterwards.
 
dimitris13 said:
Hi, based on the answers you have you may have your answer. many parameters can affect what someone can point as short/medium/long term. for example whether s/he works in a life/non life company. for example for a life+health company short term finance could be alligned with the term of each line of business. so ST 0-1 years MT 1-5 years and LT afterwards.
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I agree with those timescales, but it depends a lot on context
 
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