unsettlement
- noun
- /ʌnˈsɛtlmənt/
- Specialized
- Regulators are concerned about the risks posed by unsettlement in international payments.
Examples
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The bank's system error led to unsettlement of several important transactions.
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After the merger, there was significant unsettlement in the processing of client accounts.
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The unsettlement of the accounts worried the accountant.
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There was an unsettlement regarding the final payment.
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The bank's system error resulted in an unsettlement of several critical transactions due to incomplete processing.
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After the merger, the unsettlement of client accounts created confusion for the financial team.
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Regulators expressed concerns about the unsettlement of transactions in international markets affecting global trade.
Synonyms
Money or debts that are not yet paid
A failure to pay money that is due
Failure to do what you agreed to in a contract
Antonyms
- Specialized
The final action that pays debts and closes a business or financial deal
How Settled
- Formal
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unsettlement comes from the start un- meaning 'not' and settlement, built from settle meaning 'to finish or pay an account', as in 'settle a bill'. So unsettlement is when a payment or transaction is 'not finished', which is why it means the failure to complete a financial settlement.