The phrase "availability of liquidity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to discuss the ease with which assets can be converted into cash or the presence of cash resources in a market or organization.
Example: "The availability of liquidity in the market is crucial for investors looking to make quick transactions."
Alternatives: "liquidity access" or "liquidity availability".
In 1907 the United States had no central bank, so the availability of liquidity depended on the discretion of firms and private individuals, like Morgan.
The risks facing our economy have little to do with the availability of liquidity in the financial sector, and all to do with businesses and households cutting spending due to an increasingly uncertain economic outlook.
For universities, as for banks, the question is not only the value of current and projected assets but also the availability of liquidity so they can pay off interim debt obligations during a time of financial instability.
While accepting that QE might have been needed in 2009 to free the logjam in the City's lending market, the letter adds: "The risks facing our economy have little to do with the availability of liquidity in the financial sector, and all to do with businesses and households cutting spending due to an increasingly uncertain economic outlook.
Although the largest banking firms have made significant strides in building internal liquidity buffers in their most recent resolution plans, the availability of a backup liquidity facility to support the resolution of those firms is still advisable.
There is a lack of consumer confidence, a reduction in demand for new cars, limited availability of funding and liquidity.
Upon its closure in order to ensure the availability of long-term liquidity provided by the SLS is continued, the Bank will extend its Discount Window Facility, with its maturity increasing from 30 days to one year for an incremental fee of 25 basis points.
The availability of this potential liquidity reassures the market and provides a backstop that, because of its mere presence, makes it less likely to be utilized".
A most peculiar contradiction is the plentiful availability of credit and liquidity in an environment where the yield curve is flat to slightly inverted.
Another dilemma is the availability and the risk of liquidity one takes on with exotic options.
The perceived advantages were the possibility of diversification, establishment of value for estate and inheritance taxes, availability of equity, personal satisfaction, liquidity, and the ability to retain control of the business.
