illiquid的意思|illiquid的解释-里氏词典

illiquid [i'likwid]

a. 不能立即兑现的, 无流动资金的

[经] 非流动(资金)的, 非现金的

This would make many large blocks of stock illiquid.
The market for dealing in Pibs is illiquid, which might make them hard to sell in troubled times. Rates.
Adding to the pain, many partnerships aren't being terminated in the seven to 10 years the sponsors of these illiquid securities had predicted.
They see new graduates as expensive, illiquid assets.
Because bank loans are typically illiquid, they are difficult for outsiders to value.
And the 'closed end' nature of an investment trust means that it is not forced to sell shares in an illiquid market in order to repay investors; it can afford to be patient. Of course, there is still plenty of risk involved.
So, some see a special irony in the fact that Mr. Steinhardt, the trader, now is encumbered with a massive, illiquid airline holding.
Accordingly, they were among the hardest stung when that market proved to be illiquid and interest evaporated last year.
'It would help provide liquidity in a very illiquid system' while helping private farmers to establish economically viable farms.
That is because statutory accounting disallows investments in subsidiaries, equipment, furniture and other illiquid assets.
Local companies regularly tap the solid - if sometimes illiquid - local market through the issue of equity as well as medium and long-term paper.
The new company would also own several quoted, but illiquid, investments.
Jefferies's market share has edged up in recent months, as clients have called on the concern's special trading expertise in an illiquid market, he said in a brief interview in his office after the meeting.
Since most emerging markets are small and illiquid, a sudden rush of sellers could lead to a sharp fall in share prices.
According to dealers, only the threat of central bank intervention and the illiquid market before the holidays and the end of the year kept the market from pounding the dollar again on Friday.
Small illiquid stocks could be traded using a 'specialist' system similar to that on the NYSE. 'There is no demand for the Rawlins vision,' Sir Andrew says.
Like many other real estate investments, vulture funds come in the form of illiquid partnerships that typically require investors to commit their money for about 10 years.
Valuation is indeed more of an art than a science. It should always reflect the possibility of shareholders being able to reap the benefit of unlocking several years' undistributed profits from an apparent illiquid and risky investment.
Just being illiquid doesn't make a stock a good investment, especially in the over-the-counter market, where the risk of getting torpedoed by thinly traded issues can be high.
Many investors have preferred to go through funds which profess to invest in China or in equities closely linked to China. Investing directly on the small and illiquid stock exchanges in Shanghai and Shenzhen involves a high degree of uncertainty.
The previous day, Drexel proposed to pay creditors 100 cents on the dollar, in part by giving them a share of the company's holdings of junk bonds and other illiquid investments, valued by the firm at about $2 billion.
By exchanging its indirect 24 per cent holding in LVMH for a direct 34 per cent stake in the Moet Hennessy drinks operation, Guinness swaps an illiquid investment for a tighter grip on the part of a business which interests it.
PaineWebber also puts special emphasis on illiquid "private" investments, such as outright ownership of real estate and limited partnerships.
If approved by the agency after public comment, the new rules also are designed to entice mutual funds into buying more small-business assets by allowing those funds to own more illiquid investments.
Dealers said that at times, especially late in New York, markets were thin and illiquid, a situation that can exaggerate currency movements.
This means that too many stocks quickly become illiquid.
Property development is rendered uncertain by the long lead times involved: when a developer embarks on a large scheme he has to anticipate demand three to five years ahead. Buildings by their nature are an illiquid form of investment.
"We have no interest in Odyssey or its plan to 'stick' Heritage shareholders with highly illiquid Odyssey securities that have unascertainable value," said Arthur Steloff, chairman of Heritage, a movie and television production and distribution concern.
Any investments would be highly illiquid, they add, since few Cuban-American companies are publicly traded, and there are no capital markets of any kind in Cuba.
Plans to do away with the Nikkei partly explain this underperformance, since investors have been selling small illiquid stocks unlikely to feature in the index which will replace it.

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