Sentence examples for liquidation to from inspiring English sources
One study found that mutual funds holding illiquid assets were more likely to suffer investor redemptions because of bad performance than were funds holding liquid assets.From runs to fire sales"Collective attempts at liquidation to meet withdrawal requests would lead to ruinous fire sales," write Stephen Cecchetti of Brandeis University and Kim Schoenholtz of New York University.
And a federal bankruptcy court judge ruled that the archdiocese of Portland, Oregon, could not protect parish property from liquidation to settle lawsuits.
The PPF is pushing for the liquidation to begin by the end of the month and has lined up FRP Advisory to handle it.
The rebound is robust mainly because of a "turnaround in inventory policies from breakneck liquidation to slow accumulation," Mr. Wojnilower said.
From liquidation to boardroom coups, the Rangers captain, Lee Wallace, has seen it all when it comes to off-field strife during his Ibrox career.
"Perhaps the best solution would be to spin off all of the noncore assets, real estate and subsidiaries into a separate company for liquidation to pay for the damages," said Curtis Freeze, founder of Prospect Asset Management in Honolulu.
The economic crisis combined with the forced hedge and mutual fund liquidations to smash prices of a variety of companies and asset types.
It is due to thorough liquidation and to the fact that the worst at least has been discounted.
The WSJ quotes Charles Thayer of Chartwell Capital who wonders why they have to apply liquidation accounting to a going concern.
As a result, C rejected further financial contributions to the joint venture and demanded its liquidation according to the initial cease agreement by invoking arbitration proceedings.
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