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Having to make regular payouts and terminal bonuses means that they must meet stringent solvency requirements.But we may also have a solvency crisis.There is growing concern that insurers may have to follow banks and seek funding to bolster solvency ratios.It may be that we are going through a crisis of liquidity, not solvency.This gives rise to the third and final phase: a solvency crisis.Britain no longer has a solvency crisis, but it still has a lending crisis.The most exceptional policy so far adopted by the Government is the rescue of banks facing a solvency crisis.They are not prepared to lend to each other and the biggest concern they have is not one of liquidity, but solvency.No small part of the tax should be directed towards deficit reduction, reflecting the urgency for fiscal solvency in all of our countries.At least 1 billion of the 4 billion must remain in the fund to meet its solvency requirements.

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释义	Trends of solvency View usage for: solvency (sɒlvənsi) uncountable noun A person or organization's solvency is their ability to pay their debts. [business] solvency in British English (ˈsɒlvənsɪ) noun ability to pay all debts solvency in American English (ˈsɑlvənsi; ˈsɔlvənsi) noun a solvent state or quality Examples of 'solvency' in a sentence solvency Having to make regular payouts and terminal bonuses means that they must meet stringent solvency requirements. Times, Sunday Times (2008) But we may also have a solvency crisis. Times, Sunday Times (2008) There is growing concern that insurers may have to follow banks and seek funding to bolster solvency ratios. The Sun (2008) It may be that we are going through a crisis of liquidity, not solvency. Times, Sunday Times (2008) This gives rise to the third and final phase: a solvency crisis. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Britain no longer has a solvency crisis, but it still has a lending crisis. Times, Sunday Times (2009) The most exceptional policy so far adopted by the Government is the rescue of banks facing a solvency crisis. Times, Sunday Times (2008) They are not prepared to lend to each other and the biggest concern they have is not one of liquidity, but solvency. Times, Sunday Times (2008) No small part of the tax should be directed towards deficit reduction, reflecting the urgency for fiscal solvency in all of our countries. Times, Sunday Times (2010) At least 1 billion of the 4 billion must remain in the fund to meet its solvency requirements. Times, Sunday Times (2007) In other languages solvency British English: solvency NOUN A person or organization's solvency is their ability to pay their debts. ...unsound investments that could threaten the company's solvency. American English: solvency Brazilian Portuguese: solvência Chinese: 偿债能力 European Spanish: solvencia French: solvabilité German: Zahlungsfähigkeit Italian: solvenza Japanese: 支払い能力 Korean: 지불 능력 European Portuguese: solvência Latin American Spanish: solvencia
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