Sentence examples for risk of liquidation from inspiring English sources

Patriot has said it would have to spend $1.6 billion to cover health care costs, putting it at risk of liquidation.

Administrators have warned the club is at risk of liquidation if a buyer cannot be found within the next week.

If the SIV is concentrated in an asset class experiencing great downward-price pressure, it will be at greater risk of liquidation or failing.

Given the very real risk of liquidation at both clubs, every opportunity to raise funds is being explored but there are significant obstacles to organising a friendly between the teams, not least the costs associated with transport and security.

The hearing in the Companies Court in London was told that Rangers were at the risk of liquidation, demotion from the premier league, and having the club's assets sold at a price that was not "like anything of its true value".

One notable recent adjustment to VaR has been proposed in the paper Risk management for whales (Cont and Wagalath, 2016) and it involves the inclusion of liquidation costs in the risk management model for financial portfolios.

But we are somewhat skeptical about the claim in Chrysler's brief to the Treasury that allowing it to go into bankruptcy could risk its liquidation, at the cost of hundreds of thousands and perhaps millions of jobs at Chrysler, its dealers and suppliers.

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A letter sent to the lending company's investors on 22 September warned of liquidation but a spokesman insisted this was just "good corporate governance and risk management" by the chief executive, Mark Bayley.

Since the crisis, the price components are risk-neutral price (discounted using OIS), hedging costs, CVA, bank's profit, FVA (including cost of liquidation buffers), KVA, MVA, and even, for some financial entities, tax valuation adjustment.

The moment of liquidation is the essence of capitalism".