Sentence examples for certain liquidity from inspiring English sources
In its third-quarter financial statement yesterday, Coventree said: "Certain liquidity providers have advanced funding, some have disagreed that they have an obligation to fund, some are in discussions with the company, and some have not responded.
Barclays "overrode" certain Liquidity Profiling ratings – including for some of its own internal trading desks that engaged in high-frequency trading – by assigning safe ratings to traders that were otherwise determined to be toxic.
He says the company aims to hold a broad portfolio of tokens (BTC, ETH and dozens of others) which must meet certain liquidity requirements.
The small-caps in this new basket remind me of what a small-cap represented when I started in this business with Robert W. Baird: with a market cap of at least $150 million and meet certain liquidity requirements.
As recovery activities are based on investments, organizational refocus, and growth, a certain liquidity is necessary; hence, retrenchment might be an obligatory antecedent to an effective recovery phase (Eichner 2010).
Getting a loan to cover the gaps was out of the question for most of them, since by law, businesses must be operating for at least three years before they can access financing and meet certain liquidity standards and other thresholds to qualify.
"Venture capitalists have certain requirements for liquidity that were at odds with what management felt was prudent," Mr. Werner said.
Once an exchange has a certain amount of liquidity, it is likely to attract more trading volume, even if there are more efficient, but less liquid, alternatives.
Under strict new accounting rules enforced in 2004 by the Securities and Exchange Commission, Wall Street banks are required to have certain levels of liquidity to match their obligations, just like ordinary high street banks.
The report showed that while the museum retained its A2 investment rating, considered a good credit risk, on its $383 million in construction bonds, a negative rating was expected in the future should it be unable to maintain a certain degree of liquidity.
