Sentence examples for liquidation rate from inspiring English sources

The liquidation rate peaked in 1993 and picked up strongly again following the economic downturn in 2008/09.

The corporate liquidation rate was 0.56% in the second quarter of 2014, the lowest level for 30 years.

The liquidation rate is far higher than a decade ago, the last time there was a surge of bankruptcy filings, bankruptcy lawyers said.

Managers make 20percentt of any profits, and if they bet wrong, simply close up the fund, distribute what's left and start a new one; the liquidation rate is about one-fourth every year.

Other countries, like Italy and Australia, enjoyed annual liquidation rates above 5%.

In summary, we can see that the papers in this special issue cover a wide range of topics in financial optimization and risk management, which include derivative pricing, optimal investment and consumption, time consistent and robust portfolio strategy, optimal liquidation, interest rate risk immunization, resource allocation and reinsurance.

A report this week from Standard & Poor's estimated it would take three years for all the delinquent loans to make their way through the process at their current rate of liquidation.

Depressions often are marked by balance sheet compression and deleveraging: debt elimination, asset liquidation and rising savings rates.

In particular, we treat the selling rule problem by using a fluid model in the sense that the number of shares are treated as fluid (continuous) and the corresponding liquidation is dictated by the rate of selling over time.

A source tells us this amounts to a change in the share conversion rate upon a liquidation event.

That is because homeowners often refinance when interest rates drop, causing liquidation of the securities.