Sentence examples for liquidity release from inspiring English sources

Going beyond the facts from the Financial Times' report, there are several benefits to Twitter providing a liquidity release valve for employees sitting on tons of stock.

Big startups would pay FundersClub for the service of providing a liquidity release valve that assists with retention and delays an IPO.

Puerto Rico's Government Development Bank, which is operating under a state of emergency amid dwindling liquidity, publicly released those proposals, including one presented to bondholders a week ago that officials said was more generous than a previous proposal made in April.

After lowering short-term interest rates to zero in late 2008, the Fed then bought $1.7 trillion-worth of Treasury and mortgage bonds with newly created money ("quantitative easing," or QE), to bring down long-term rates and release liquidity.

Thanks to the secondary sale, Sonos doesn't need to jump into going public soon, as its created a release valve for liquidity pressure from employees and investors.

Then, later in the week, the Bank of England released another £75bn of liquidity into the economy.

But G.M. has said it is confident that it can increase its liquidity, and emphasized in a statement released Thursday that it was not considering a bankruptcy filing.

Dow Jones VentureSource is releasing its year-end liquidity numbers for 1999 this morning and no surprise it's just another data point nail in the coffin.

The former Merrill officials said they contacted the regulators after Lehman released an estimate of its liquidity position in the first quarter of 2008.

A reconciliation of free cash flow to net cash provided by operating activities, the GAAP measure of liquidity, is included at the end of this release.

UFA, which is important in maintaining the relative liquidity of cell membranes and normal cell function, is released into circulation under stress, damaging the stability of cell membranes [ 35].