Examples of using Liquidities in English and their translations into French
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Need for financing to support growth, liquidities management, asset-liability matching,
Liquidities, including cash resources,
Policies for management of collateral, liquidities and financing, together with the liquidity management plan, define the management structure,
As at July 31, 2007, liquidities, including cash resources,
The Company can also hold unallocated liquidities, in any currency, in the form of cash
Given the Company's available liquidities as compared with the timing of the payments of liabilities,
in addition to providing liquidities in various forms to the financial institutions,
Of course, some of the institutions operating within its boundaries endured a strain on their liquidities, but the AMF was not required to intervene as a deposit insurer.
The Company's liquidities are sufficient for the payment of administrative expenses, the financing of exploration activities
The local supervisory authorities may require banking subsidairies to keep a certain level of capital and liquidities, limit their exposure to other Group parties,
distributions to unitholders, or on liquidities, and it is non-recurring.
According to local insurers, the introduction of a 5% VAT on insurance premiums is likely to impact their profitability and dry up market's liquidities.
the Fund's distributable cash, distributions to unitholders, or the Fund's liquidities and is non-recurring.
to apply a pay-out of 90% in order to maintain enough liquidities from operational activities to keep investing in the portfolio.
the possibility for financial institutions to use the paper as collateral to obtain liquidities from the European Central Bank.
while operating activities generated liquidities of $17.3 million $15.5 million in 2008.
the banks were able to use sovereign securities to obtain liquidities from the European Central Bank.
the pressures on liquidities in the short term,
expenditure at levels commensurate with accumulated liquidities and income.
approximately 50 per cent of miscellaneous income, attributable to a very low interest rate on accumulated liquidities in 2001.