liquidity
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6.7
- noun
- /lɪkˈwɪdəti/
- Specialized
:
liquidez
- Investors often assess a firm's liquidity to ensure it can meet immediate cash obligations.
- market liquidity
- liquidity crisis
- international liquidity
Let's say you are providing liquidity to a decentralized exchange.
- Let's say you are providing liquidity to a decentralized exchange.
- So these deals get liquidity on a deal by deal basis, right?
- But people need liquidity now at certain times, right?
- Now, prior to that, we want to make sure that we've got control of our liquidity and our debt.
- The bond, of course it's, it's the it's, it's, it has much more liquidity.
- They, they create liquidity so that businesses can function and individuals can function.
- He's like, we have low liquidity needs, long tax horizon, a long, long time horizon.
- So one way this happens is that in decentralized, decentralized finance, there's something called the liquidity pool, OK?
- The SEC has previously shown concern about liquidity and the risk of price manipulation on Bitcoin exchanges.
- So, yeah, if you're in those markets, you're more afraid that the Fed will will cut off liquidity and and low interest rate than you are of a global.
- The amount of liquidity that we're requiring large banking organizations to hold is greatly increased.
- But while a central bank can provide liquidity, it can't provide a good business model, and that's what Credit Suisse needs.
- So you want to really understand this idea of having liquidity and to have liquidity, having access to assets that themselves generate cash.
Examples
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The provision of liquidity by the Fed is necessary.
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The challenge is to find ways to increase liquidity at a reasonable cost.
Academic text (1999) -
But people need liquidity now at certain times, right?
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So it is a network valued because of its liquidity and network effects.
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So you need more liquidity and market depth.
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Jane Street's core business is providing liquidity on the world's electronic markets.
Academic text (2011) -
The amount of liquidity that we're requiring large banking organizations to hold is greatly increased.
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That, yes, Morgan has suffered some losses, but our liquidity is strong and there's no cause for concern.
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Well, I was reading the Wall Street Journal and came across this medical supply company that was looking to expand but didn't have the liquidity.
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The SEC has previously shown concern about liquidity and the risk of price manipulation on Bitcoin exchanges.
Synonyms
How much cash or assets you can get quickly
Antonyms
- Specialized
1
8.9
A lack of cash because owners cannot sell assets quickly without losing much value
Compounds
- Specialized
1
7.3
A time when people, banks, and businesses cannot get cash or loans quickly
How Liquid
∞
1.0
- Specialized
34
6.7
- Specialized
1
8.6
- Specialized
4
3.7
490
2.8
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Liquidity comes from liquid ('flowing', 'like water'), and in money talk it gives the image of money that 'flows' easily. So liquidity means how quickly something can be turned into cash when you need it.