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The national pension and health plans seem to be insolvent in the long run.

If it is inevitable that an insolvent Greece is going to have to restructure, it would be better for Greece to do it now.

Many lost so much money on toxic subprime mortgage-related derivatives that they have been essentially insolvent for more than a year.

"If we continue down on the path on which the fiscal authorities put us, we will become insolvent. The question is when, " he said.

The U. S. government is unlikely to do either of these things and therefore, in conventional parlance, is not insolvent.

Therefore, the Company will bear a risk if any of these banks becomes insolvent.

If Greece were the only insolvent European country, it would be best if its default occurred now.

She says American investment banks have made excessive loans, which created a real estate bubble and made the lenders insolvent on bad debt.

Values must be written down , insolvent banks nationalised outright , and solvent ones recapitalised with an equity stake for taxpayers .

All this has increased the potential for conflict when a company becomes insolvent.

The bloated state sector began to collapse, and by 1998, some of the nation's biggest banks were nearly insolvent.

When any entity in the financial system has little equity relative to its debts, it has moved closer to becoming insolvent.

A German newspaper said Merkel had concluded Greece was insolvent and was pushing for a mandatory debt restructuring.

That makes it hard to funnel it up to a holding company that is otherwise almost certainly insolvent.

So it is important for governments to distinguish between deeply insolvent banks and others that are solvent enough to be salvageable.

Any bank unable to raise private capital, perhaps rendering it insolvent, would be taken over.

The bank may assume the loss in the event of dishonor by the buyer and the exporter is insolvent.

In Europe, leaders must move quickly to solve a deepening debt crisis and deal with insolvent banks. In the U.

Bankruptcy is a legal mechanism for liquidating or reorganizing an insolvent entity in a way that maximizes value for the creditors.

Aiful's share movement followed a Lehman Brothers report on Tuesday that said Aiful's parent company might be insolvent.

Once again, the question will be how the near-insolvent banks can be kept afloat, to avoid systemic risk.

The lack of separate sources of finance for insolvent firms remains a weakness of the system in continental Europe too.

It is banks that matter most, however, and some of the biggest are suspected of being insolvent or close to it.

Banks must come clean about their losses immediately , and then be adequately recapitalised , lest all banks are perceived to be insolvent .

However, a sound bank would not become illiquid or insolvent by such an attack.

The court appointed a receiver to administer and liquidate the assets of an insolvent corporation.

A receiver is appointed by creditors to take control of the assets of a bankrupt or insolvent company.

This perverse dynamic argues for a restructuring of insolvent countries' debts sooner rather than later.

A: If you find yourself unable to pay your debts when they fall due or if your debts are greater than your assets you are insolvent.

But the ECHO understands the Premier League would not view that move as Liverpool being declared insolvent.

China's labor law stipulates that a company should not fire a pregnant employee unless the company is insolvent.

In the late 1990s, Chinese state lenders were all but insolvent, with nonperforming loan ratios at many banks exceeding 50 percent.

There are many imaginable states of the world in which institutions with current levels of leverage would be insolvent.

Nobody seemed to think that Anglo Irish might be insolvent. Even so, the guarantee need not have been quite so broad.

Yet though this may buy time, it fails to recognise that Greece and maybe the other two as well are insolvent.

The least-bad way to deal with this contradiction is to restructure the debt of plainly insolvent countries now.

Second, immediately nationalize insolvent institutions.

Insolvent An individual or company unable to repay their outstanding debts.

It has the power to expel companies or dealers believed to be dishonest or insolvent.

A new government agency called the Resolution Trust Corporation (RTC) was set up to liquidate insolvent institutions.

Governments should be ready for "full-fledged" intervention, acting quickly to sell or wind-up insolvent lenders, Strauss-Kahn said.

Its banks will become vulnerable, as their depositors and lenders conclude that they and the Italian state are likely to become insolvent.

All the troubled economies, solvent or insolvent, need a renewed programme of structural reform and liberalisation.

Some thought that physical gold would be a lot safer than a deposit in an insolvent bank.

That shows investors believe they're less likely to become insolvent, now that the Irish state has declared its backing.

What they discovered was that a government can stay insolvent longer than they could stay rational.

Greece cannot pay its debts, and Ireland cannot on its own rescue its insolvent banking system.

The mechanisms for organising the sale or administration of an insolvent audit firm are uncertain and untried .

Of course this severe financial crisis is also taking its toll on traditional banks: hundreds are insolvent and will have to close.

A company or other organization, or an individual, is insolvent when its liabilities (what it owes) exceed the market value of its assets.

If returns on equity become negative in a thinly capitalised business, many banks will become insolvent.

As Murray Rothbard observed, a bank that fails to meet its deposit obligations is just another insolvent, not an embezzler.

We want democracy to survive for all generations to come, not to become the insolvent phantom of tomorrow.

In the present regulation of "Insolvent Law" , as the ownership varies , the execution of the laws varies, too.

A court proceeding in which the assets of an insolvent company or individual are liquidated.

and third, allow Greece, self-evidently insolvent, to default in an orderly fashion.

If you accept the constraints of eurozone membership, low productivity growth, and high interest rates as given, Italy is insolvent.

Early debt-restructuring of insolvent members should also be on the agenda.

Local government, financed by mining taxes, is insolvent; salaries have not been paid in full for months.

The fair value of liabilities through market interest rates to reflect the creditability of the insolvent entity.

Norway probably avoided a worse fate by acting swiftly once it was clear that its biggest banks were insolvent.

Well over a third of loans were not being repaid and virtually every lender was technically insolvent.

Policymakers should accept that Greece is insolvent and begin the process of managing a restructuring of its debt.

If funding costs rise too much, then you're suddenly insolvent, or if you can't get access to credit you're also suddenly insolvent.

But today it is much harder for regulators to tell which banks, if any, are insolvent.

It is also a good measure of a bank's net worth and reflects a bank's ability to bear losses without becoming insolvent.

The banking system is severely undercapitalized, with numerous insolvent banks.

Financial supervisors want to believe that troubled banks are temporarily illiquid, not permanently insolvent.

Technically insolvent soes continue to be bailed out.

Once unsecured debtholders of insolvent banks lose, market discipline would return to the whole sector.

Voters will be angry when banks, having been propped up by piles of public money, propose painful job cuts or allow insolvent firms to fail.

Given the huge demand for capital by increasingly insolvent governments, those conditions won't exist.

Hence, if the buyer goes bankrupt or become insolvent before the payment of the draft, the loss will fall on the seller.

But the question we really should be asking is: why keep insolvent banks afloat?

Their electorates will care if their government is insolvent or their countries suffer decades of slump.

otherwise become bankrupt or insolvent, however evidenced.

You have to do triage between banks that are illiquid and undercapitalized but solvent and those that are insolvent.

Officials would have the authority to seize these firms if they threatened the markets, much as they do now with insolvent banks.

Medicare and Social Security will soon be insolvent at the current rates of disbursement.

Having been legally declared financially insolvent.

The unemployment rate is now 10% and the unemployment trust fund is insolvent.

It also means the mass bankruptcy of insolvent households and forced writedowns of mortgages.

The bondholders of insolvent banks are being protected at the expense of taxpayers.

Ireland's problems stem largely from its insolvent banks.

When liquidity vanishes, banks quickly become insolvent.

The unluckiest insolvent in the world is the man whose expenditure of speech is too great for his income of ideas.

In 1992, the Swedish government took over its insolvent banks, cleaned them up and reprivatized them.

But subprime securities were indeed over-valued and some banks were in effect insolvent.

Others states have similar systems for winding down insolvent insurers.

The exposure of America's big banks to Latin America was enormous; formal write-downs of debt would have left many of them insolvent.

The exposure of America's big banks to Latin America was enormous; formal write-downs of debt would have left many of them insolvent.

I also want to become insolvent if I meet such good thing!

"Bankrupt" includes bankrupt under the Federal Bankruptcy Act or insolvent under any state insolvent act.

Unlike for companies, it is impossible for countries to become technically insolvent.

But since money is not really insolvent, that what can they do it?

Italy's gross debt-to-GDP ratio is large, at 120%, and the country has a chronic growth problem, but it is not insolvent.

The move triggered a run on the group's Chinese Bank, which became insolvent soon after and has since been taken over by the government.

Spain and Italy could be made insolvent by a long period of high interest rates. But none has the near-inevitability of Greece.

Half the country's businesses are technically insolvent; some 15% of Icelanders are in negative equity.

WITHOUT outside help, Greece is probably insolvent right now.

WITHOUT outside help, Greece is probably insolvent right now.

But many banks are now assumed to be not only illiquid but insolvent.

Yet only the harshest of judges would say Spain is insolvent.

How does one "insure" an inherently insolvent industry?

The big unresolved problem in banking is how to allow insolvent banks to go out of business.

But if the scheme is used to bail out insolvent banks, what will the taxpayers get in return?

Eurozone policymakers appear to accept that the country is insolvent.

The insolvent company applied for bankruptcy pursuant to Section 12 fo the Bankruptcy Law.

Hundredsof banks have failed since the 2008 crisis, and now we know why, they are allso full of toxic waste they are insolvent.

The real value of your debt explodes and you might end up insolvent.

The real value of your debt explodes and you might end up insolvent.

Eurozone debt reduction or "reprofiling" will help to resolve the issue of excessive debt in some insolvent economies.

If the borrower is insolvent, the EFSF cannot help.

We must act now before Social Security becomes completely insolvent.

Part of the answer, he suggests, is that it is unclear whether banks are insolvent.

The act or fact of becoming bankrupt or insolvent .

The result has been the survival of several lenders that, according to FSC officials, are technically insolvent.

When inflation came down, it became clear that a number of them were insolvent.

It is also one reason that medical costs are on a pace to make the federal government insolvent.

The Fed's borrowers included institutions such as Lehman and Citigroup, which were insolvent rather than illiquid.

Indeed, it can actually cause greater damage to the country and its creditors when the former is insolvent.

The government does not want to put taxpayer money into "zombie" firms that are in fact deeply insolvent but have not yet recognized it.

The condition of being insolvent.

The government therefore needs a plan to recapitalise insolvent banks.

We may well decline, and pass on a weaker, more divided, more insolvent and at-risk America to our children.

Greece, which is unambiguously insolvent, ought to have a hard but orderly write-down.

Study abroad in the system of science and technology intelligence and information has also become insolvent.

An instance of being insolvent.

Traders know that Greece, whose debts are equivalent to around 160% of its GDP, is insolvent.

In future the commission (along with the IMF) is to decide if a country seeking a bail-out is insolvent and so needs its debt restructured.

As a result, the IMF and the major European and US money center banks are insolvent.

First -- and this is by far the toughest step -- determine which banks are insolvent.

Unless there is a lender of last resort that can buy its sovereign debt in this period, the country may become insolvent.

If they do, many will be exposed as insolvent, and the government must take them over and recapitalise them.

How insolvent is Greece?

That year, his 40-year-old is the most beautiful men of the age, he has become insolvent .

It declared itself insolvent on June 1st.

on the house by court made the insolvent man homeless.

Today, the big four state banks in China are, essentially, insolvent.

In my example, Gothamgroup is insolvent because the alleged $400 billion of toxic waste on its books is actually worth only $200 billion.

At that time, some hedge fund managers concluded that the banks were insolvent and took short positions.

At the same time, it takes temporary control of truly insolvent banks, in order to clean up their books.

They spend their lives become, insolvent, and to find cheaper rent a house elsewhere.

Are you an unrehabilitated insolvent ?

More than 33, 000 people went insolvent in England and Wales in the three months to June, up a quarter on that period last year.

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The other party becomes bankrupt or insolvent or ceases to carry on business or becomes unable to pay its debts;

A formal procedure exists for bailing out an insolvent bank's depositors and then winding down the institution;

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Local government, financed by mining taxes, is insolvent;

Insolvent banks should feel market discipline

these losses could in turn leave banks short of capital - making it difficult for them to lend - and could leave the Greek banks insolvent

The debt is overdue for 3 years or longer and exact evidence shows that the debtor is insolvent;

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Licensor becomes insolvent or a liquidator of Licensor is appointed;

The partner is personally insolvent;

The vendee must be insolvent

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One reason is simply that insolvent companies still need money to function;

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