But such changes risk being either ineffectual or interfering with the liquidity of stockmarkets.Complex consequencesDrawing broader lessons from the Cadbury episode is difficult, however not least because the full effects of the takeover have not yet been seen.
The trust types give you the increased safety of bonds with the liquidity of stocks; anyone who has tried to get in and out of bonds in lots of less than $100,000 principal value will appreciate the fact that preferreds generally trade on exchanges with modest bid/ask spreads.
Until recently, Europe's biggest derivatives exchange spurned links with its rivals, confident that the liquidity of its trading floor gave it an unassailable advantage.
As the financial crisis of 2007 2010 reached a peak with the liquidity crisis of September 2008 and the proposed bailout of United States financial system became a major factor in the campaign, Biden voted in favor of the $700 billion Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008, which passed the Senate 74 25.
As the financial crisis of 2007 2008 reached a peak with the liquidity crisis of September 2008, Clinton supported the proposed bailout of United States financial system, voting in favor of the $700 billion law that created the Troubled Asset Relief Program, saying that it represented the interests of the American people.
He may be right that the Dodd-Frank act does not deal adequately with the liquidity cause of crises, but his alternatives, such as a special new class of bank, seem impractical.
But Mr Carney recently revealed that the Bank did not expect to unwind all its gilt holdings; post-crisis, central banks will have to have a much bigger balance-sheet to cope with the liquidity needs of the banks.This is a perfectly respectable argument and seems likely to be replicated elsewhere.
We are very comfortable with the liquidity situation of our companies.
Their small size, combined with the extreme liquidity of large cap tech stocks, means that these funds have no problem getting in and out of positions.
The Fed chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, has been trying to deal with the liquidity problems — the difficulty of businesses to line up short-term financing for normal activities — separately from the more basic problem of a possible recession.
In the same vein, the likelihood of going bankrupt increases with the leverage level and capital intensity, but decreases with the liquidity level and growth prospect of a firm.
