What is another word for in solvency?
Pronunciation:
[ ɪn sˈɒlvənsi], [ ɪn sˈɒlvənsi], [ ɪ_n s_ˈɒ_l_v_ə_n_s_i]
Synonyms for In solvency:
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n.
• Chapter 11 • bankruptcy- Chapter 11 ,
- Destituteness ,
- defalcation ,
- default ,
- destitution ,
- disaster ,
- exhaustion ,
- failure ,
- indebtedness ,
- indigence ,
- insolvency ,
- lack ,
- liquidation ,
- nonpayment ,
- overdraft ,
- pauperism ,
- privation ,
- repudiation ,
- ruin ,
- ruination .
- abortion ,
- bankruptcy ,
- bomb ,
- botch ,
- breakdown ,
- bungle ,
- bust ,
- checkmate ,
- collapse ,
- decay ,
- decline ,
- defeat ,
- deficiency ,
- deficit ,
- deterioration ,
- downfall ,
- failing ,
- false step ,
- faux pas ,
- fiasco ,
- flash in the pan ,
- flop ,
- frustration ,
- implosion ,
- inadequacy ,
- lead balloon ,
- lemon ,
- loser ,
- loss ,
- mess ,
- misadventure ,
- miscarriage ,
- misstep ,
- nonperformance ,
- nonsuccess ,
- overthrow ,
- rout ,
- rupture ,
- sinking ship ,
- stalemate ,
- stoppage ,
- total loss ,
- turkey ,
- washout ,
- wreck .
- Necessitousness ,
- abjection ,
- aridity ,
- barrenness ,
- beggary ,
- dearth ,
- debt ,
- depletion ,
- difficulty ,
- distress ,
- emptiness ,
- exiguity ,
- famine ,
- hardship ,
- impecuniousness ,
- impoverishment ,
- insufficiency ,
- meagerness ,
- necessity ,
- pass ,
- paucity ,
- pennilessness ,
- penury ,
- pinch ,
- poorness ,
- reduction ,
- scarcity ,
- shortage ,
- starvation ,
- straits ,
- underdevelopment ,
- vacancy .
How to use "In solvency" in context?
In solvency, a company is said to be solvent if it has the financial means to cover its short-term obligations. Companies that are not solvent may be unable to meet their financial obligations or may be required to undergo a bankruptcy or restructuring to restore their viability.
A company's solvency can be judged in a variety of ways, including the company's ability to pay its long-term debts and stockholders, its level of debt relative to its capital, and its cash flow from operations.
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