Sentence examples for * solvency in from inspiring English sources

"Weak nominal G.D.P. growth threatens to undermine fiscal solvency in the longer term," it warned.

It suggests that austerity alone is no route to solvency in a chronically uncompetitive economy.

For the McKenneys then, like the Patricks today, there was safety, security and (perhaps) solvency in togetherness.

But they would be more liquid and avoid focusing investor attention on America's potential solvency in 2110.

More worrisome is that this 15.3percentt is nowhere near enough to maintain solvency in the future.

Austria tried to step in with a bank rescue — but the spiraling cost of the rescue put the government's own solvency in doubt.

By proposing the nationalisation, Ms Fernández has further undermined faith in her government's solvency and in property rights.

Small wonder Puns and punditry ReprintsBanks and insurers are largely responsible, since they need to sell their investments in private equity and free capital to comply with an onslaught of new regulations, such as Basel 3 and Solvency II in Europe, and the Volcker rule in America.

Yet the most vocal U.S. creditors, like Russia and China, are likely to make only very muted calls for new reserve assets and fiscal consolidation in the U.S. The voicing of dollar solvency concerns in June only added to pressure on the U.S. dollar and increased these countries' (dollar-dominated) reserve accumulation.

This has been Geithner's strategy since the earliest days of the crisis: work with the Federal Reserve to throw money at the big banks, resist fundamental changes in their business model, and talk up their solvency even in the face of contrary evidence.

Regulators in Switzerland have taken a harder line on bank solvency than in virtually every other major developed economy, putting pressure on UBS and its rival, Credit Suisse, to increase capital buffers against financial shocks.