Sentence examples for customer liquidity from inspiring English sources

According to the draft rules, the volume and risk associated with such a trade must be "proportionate to historical customer liquidity and investment needs".

One reason is the first-mover advantage, which means a lot in a business where customers seeking liquidity want to be in the product that other customers own.

They insist they are nothing like banks, subject to periodic runs from fickle customers and liquidity crises when capital markets dry up.

"Our customers want liquidity," said Joseph Coleman, the president of RiteCheck and board chairman of the trade association Financial Service Centers of America.

The biggest risk for both these institutions is a run on the bank by foreign customers, as their liquidity relies heavily on overseas deposits.

If drawn too tightly these rules could backfire, making it harder for businesses to trade with foreign customers and draining liquidity provided by Western banks to deposit-poor foreign subsidiaries in places like eastern Europe.

By connecting to so many different entities, Sfox also helps its customers access more liquidity, upping the chances they can clear an order at their desired price.

Lehman had only 48 hours before its liquidity and customer franchise would have been irrevocably damaged.

The economies are fragmented and Western scale models tend to be built on scaling across a large enough homogenous customer base to reach liquidity.

To assist the banks in their mandate the government initiated and maintained such key programs as federal insurance for customer deposits and ample liquidity to viable banking institutions at low interest rates through the Federal Reserve.

The firm's failure to manage its liquidity put customers at risk, according to the report.