Sentence examples for solvency from inspiring English sources

"Moody's does not believe that Spain's solvency is under threat, and in its base case assumptions does not expect the Spanish government to have to ask for … liquidity support," said Kathrin Muehlbronner, Moody's lead analyst for Spain.

Insurance companies were also in the firing line, said Viñals, who warned that European mid-sized life insurers could face rising risks of distress, with almost a quarter of insurers unable to meet their solvency capital requirements if low interest rates were to persist.

"Moody's does not believe that Spain's solvency is under threat," she conceded, whereupon both euro and markets rallied a little.

There the private pension system, which has suffered investment losses but is otherwise sound, now faces permanent nationalisation by a government whose own solvency has been called into question.

In the first act of the euro crisis, the biggest threat was a financial meltdown due to a spiraling loss of confidence in sovereign bonds and bank solvency.

To simply hand over the money necessary to return them to solvency would abuse the taxpayer's trust, reward bad behaviour, and send a terrible signal to other bad financial actors out there.

By proposing the nationalisation, Ms Fernández has further undermined faith in her government's solvency and in property rights.

German savings banks and mutual banks are used to the idea of mutualised guarantees: they have formed joint-liability groupings, which vouch for the solvency of each bank in their group.

That cash would be welcome, but insufficient to avert a looming solvency crisis.

The most important is a widespread belief that the scope of payments would be calibrated to avoid harming the bank's solvency, thus quashing the beginnings of panic.

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