Asset (noun)

1. A useful or valuable thing or person.
2. A financial resource.
3. A valuable item of property owned by a company or organization.

Origin:

Late 15th century (as a term in commerce): from french atset, from latin assis, from ad- "to" + sedere "sit".

Examples:

1. He is a valuable asset to the company.
2. The company's assets include cash, investments, and property.
3. The painting is considered a national treasure and an asset to the museum.
4. She is an asset to the team.
5. The company's assets were sold to pay off its debts.