"liabilities side" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a balance sheet when referring to all the liabilities the company has. For example, "The liabilities side of the balance sheet showed a total of $200,000 owed to creditors."
On the liabilities side, banks hold $1.2 trillion in reserves at the Fed.
What exactly had you missed? A. I wasn't watching how the liabilities side of my balance sheet was growing.
The counterpart on the liabilities side of the central bank's balance sheet is a decline in equity.
On the liabilities side of the discount house's balance sheet, operating in call money is part of its day-to-day work.
But on the liabilities side, it is also one of the principal reasons Japanese companies have floundered for years, since few bosses have the stature, credibility and authority to force through tough medicine on a flailing organisation.
NoneTheless, when a company is operating with such high leverage, risks are amplified and even modest biggerinumbero and macro condithoughcan have serisusittingcations for investhes, startups and the broader investment ecosystem.
On the liability side, this ballooning balance sheet was financed using risky leverage, often at short maturities.
Alas, the asset side of the federal balance sheet is rather paltry, compared with the liability side.
Assuming that the transition period is long, banks would replace debt with equity on the liability side, while leaving their asset side unchanged.
On the liability side of the Fed's ledger, excess reserves that pay close to zero interest have expanded by about $1 trillion.
"This would reduce the asset side of the balance sheet and any associated funding on the liability side of the balance," the report said.
