Übersetzung für "Solvency problems" in Deutsch

Solvency problems often lead to liquidity crises that intensify the solvency problem.

For countries with solvency problems, an adjustment program like those for Greece, Ireland, or Portugal would be appropriate.

Monetary policy should not be used to mask the solvency problems of governments or banks.

As a result, dealing with stock imbalances – the large debts of households, financial institutions, and governments – by papering over solvency problems with financing and liquidity may eventually give way to painful and possibly disorderly restructurings.

They established the principle that their new fiscal agency, the European Financial Stability Fund (EFSF), should be responsible for solvency problems, but they failed to increase the EFSF’s size.

Ratified by a United States court of appeal, a judgement which ignores the restructuring of the Vitro Group's debt achieved via a bankruptcy in Mexico, the scenario is an ominous precedent for any national company with offices in the neighbouring country that has solvency problems.

The Authority will also take into account the distinction between aid measures necessitated exclusively by the current bottleneck in access to liquidity in relation to an otherwise fundamentally sound financial institution, as opposed to assistance provided to beneficiaries that are additionally suffering from structural solvency problems linked for instance to their particular business model or investment strategy.

The deterioration of the economic situation from 1997 onwards also exposed serious solvency problems in the banking sector, which resulted in a banking crisis in 1998/1999.

In banking systems without such backstopping, one bank's solvency problems can quickly lead deposit holders of other banks to withdraw their deposits (in other words, a bank run).

In summer 2010, both Eik Banki P/F and Eik Bank Danmark A/S had to face severe liquidity and solvency problems due to excessive lending in some risky real estate projects.

As argued earlier, when sovereign debt crises erupt in a monetary union, we very often see a mix of liquidity and solvency problems.

As for loans, the Community could raise them in ECUs on international financial markets and re-lend to those of its partners who had liquidity as opposed to solvency problems.

The "Deutscher Debitoren Monitor", DDMonitor for short, uses the most comprehensive data sources in Germany to identify potential solvency problems in your B2B customer portfolio.

Being bound to an ESM program ensures that, as a result, the solvency problems of individual countries are not resolved.

If a member country experiences solvency problems, the IMF can grant financial aid, which is generally dependent on certain criteria being met (conditionality).

The monetary stabilization implemented in the leading economies (particularly the USA) in the early 1980s was accompanied by widespread recession and an interest shock which resulted in a wave of solvency problems on the part of sovereign debtors in the Third World, i. e. a debt crisis.

This is certainly a very necessary change, for what happened in the public in the last few weeks in regard to the solvency problems of Greece was, especially by looking at the Lehman crash and the financial crisis, without comparison.

Many of these countries and their banks (with the exception of Greece) had no fundamental solvency problems but the fear was that they might suffer self-fulfilling crises.

He asserts that the developed countries’ “recovery strategy of choice” is focused on addressing the banking sector’s liquidity problems rather than the more pertinent solvency problems faced by both the private and public sectors of those economies.

He asserts that the developed countries' "recovery strategy of choice" is focused on addressing the banking sector's liquidity problems rather than the more pertinent solvency problems faced by both the private and public sectors of those economies.