The phrase 'stable liquidity' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it in situations where you are referring to the financial ability of a person, company, or any other entity to obtain and maintain access to cash flow over time. For example, "The company's sound financial practices ensure it has a stable liquidity position."
IN A country struggling with rampant corruption, a weak judiciary and unstable government, the Bulgarian banking system has consistently won praise for its stable institutions, high liquidity and low risk.
However, it usually takes time for the average number of bids per buyer to be this high, and it will only happen once the company has reached a stable stage of liquidity.
"The banking system is stable--the liquidity is very high and it has one of the highest capital-adequacy ratios in Europe, at about 20%," said Mr Angelov in an interview.
Without a stable, trustworthy form of liquidity, neither combatant could continue to wage war while sustaining its citizens.
"While Opel continues to outperform against its viability plan assumptions and immediate liquidity is stable, time is of the essence," he said.
Standard & Poor's downgraded Lehman debt last month, keeping it on negative outlook, saying though it has stable funding and excess liquidity, Lehman's reliance on the short-term secured debt markets for funding "could be adversely affected if there is a change in market perception of the firm, however ill founded".
And the infrastructure is close to the same - research universities, predictable economic system, a path to liquidity, a stable legal system and 24/7 utilities.
Examples of these tools include appropriate loan loss reserving rules, prescriptions surrounding new products, checks on outsized growth, asset-to-stable-funding ratios, enhanced liquidity management rules generally, and model validation processes.
"We have solid liquidity reserves and stable balance sheet resources higher than the funding needs for our customer activities," said Julia Boyce, a spokeswoman for the French bank BNP Paribas.
"There is no banking crisis, but a crisis of confidence and a criminal attack," said Mr Plevneliev.Analysts reckon that the banking system should be stable thanks to its ample liquidity and one of the highest capital-adequacy ratios in Europe.
