noel

FrankArabia Wrote:
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way too academic. no need.

liquidity is pretty much what you describe. Its
just having cash (i.e. funding for banks from
posting collateral) when you need it. the problems
you’re seeing is that they need huge sums of cash
that the market isn’t willing to provide.
he’s talking about market liquidity, not corporate liquidity (i.e. financial ratios for looking at ability to service debt; e.g. current ratio and operating cash flow ratio)