NAV Glossary
Accrued Income

Definition: Revenue an asset manager or fund has earned but has not yet received payment for or recorded in its accounts. Under accrual accounting, this income is recognized immediately as a current asset (receivable) to reflect accurate financial standing.

Example: An example of accrued income is interest income, where a fund earns interest on a bond in December but receives the payment in January.

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