Sentence examples for current liquidity from inspiring English sources

Investec said: We would argue that Old Mutual should take advantage of the recent strength in its share price to raise capital and reduce its debt position, as despite the breathing room Old Mutual currently enjoys from its current liquidity facilities, the downside risks are in our view substantial.

So, the current liquidity probably isn't enough to cover an actual bank run.

But the current liquidity crisis has begun to test the valuation methods of assets under management, some analysts said.

The jobs fall-out from the current liquidity squeeze is expected to worsen as investment banks cut costs.

DBL Group's current liquidity crisis is, in large part, the result of a downturn in the financial markets.

"We are mainly requesting that the current liquidity problem be recognised as a problem of common responsibility and that it be jointly addressed".

The rapid growth in China's construction sector as well as the current liquidity- and sentiment-driven appetite for Chinese paper are likely to be key themes during the road show for China National Building Material Co's initial public offering that was launched yesterday.

If the negative impact of these cuts is fairly large — which all the evidence coming in suggests is the case under current liquidity-trap conditions — and if the country starts from a fairly high level of debt — as the austerity countries do — something alarming is likely to happen.

"These SIVs need to be refinanced, and in the current climate liquidity is not readily available so they have been forced to sell some assets in a distressed market," an A&L spokesman explained.

Graham, known as the "Father of Value Investing", was a very conservative investor, and this approach looks for companies with good liquidity (current ratio of at least 2.0) and a strong balance sheet (long-term debt should not exceed net current assets).

On the critical question of financing, Kmart issued a statement by Mr. Conaway in writing: "Kmart is continuing to review its current and prospective liquidity position and business plans for the 2002 and 2003 fiscal years.