Sentence examples for separate liquidity from inspiring English sources

One of the main concerns in Europe was a requirement that called for foreign banks to maintain separate liquidity buffers for their U.S. branches, while many American banks would be subject to a single liquidity requirement for their global operations.

The sell algorithm used by the mutual fund responded to this increased volume by increasing the rate at which it fed orders into the market, creating a negative feedback loop.Two liquidity crises This created two separate liquidity crises, the report says: one at the broad index level in the e-mini, the other in individual shares.

Rather, the Treasury will look to expand its application of the plan to pump money into non-banks that provide credit to consumers, and work with the Federal Reserve to create a separate liquidity facility to buy highly rated asset-backed securities from firms that securitize consumer, auto and student loans.

First of all, the inflation question is to some extent separate from the liquidity trap issue: you can be in a liquidity trap, with conventional monetary policy ineffective, while still having some inflation due to cost pressures.

The magnitude of this correlation is not high enough to raise concerns about multicollinearity problems, but it may be difficult to clearly separate size from liquidity effects.

Table 9 displays the separate marginal influences on liquidity of individual attributes volatility, price, and trading volume, as well as commonality measured by industry liquidity.

Two separate, smaller pools of liquidity appear to be replacing a global one.

But the European Central Bank said banks could continue to draw cash from national central banks temporarily under a separate program known as emergency liquidity assistance.

Any short-term fix, which must surface soon in view of the parlous state of the utilities' finances, needs to deal with three separate aspects of the current liquidity crunch: paying for yesterday's power; paying for today's power; and paying for tomorrow's power.Yesterday's power led to the $12 billion or so in debts now owed by the utilities to banks, power producers and other creditors.

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Facebook hopes to give some of its employees liquidity with this separate deal with DST, which it views as a long=term investor.