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1 Liquiditätsabschöpfung
Liquiditätsabschöpfung f WIWI liquidity absorption, mopping up liquidity (EZB)* * *f <Vw> EZB liquidity absorption, mopping up liquidity* * *Liquiditätsabschöpfung
absorption of liquidity -
2 Liquiditätsabbau
Liquiditätsabbau
reduction in liquidity;
• Liquiditätsabfluss efflux of liquidity, outflow of cash;
• Liquiditätsabnahme decrease in liquidity;
• Liquiditätsabschöpfung absorption of liquidity;
• Liquiditätsabschöpfung vornehmen to absorb liquidity;
• Liquiditätsabsprache liquidity arrangement;
• Liquiditätsangebot supply of cash;
• kurzfristige Liquiditätsanhäufung (Bankausweis) window dressing;
• Liquiditätsanreicherung increasing liquidity, increase in liquidity;
• Liquiditätsanspannung pressure on (strain of) liquidity, monetary strain, tightness of money, tightening of the money market;
• Liquiditätsanstieg build-up of liquidity;
• Liquiditätsaspekt liquidity aspect;
• Liquiditätsaushilfe liquidity support;
• Liquiditätsausstattung allocation of funds;
• Liquiditätsausweitung expansion (extension) of liquidity, newly created liquidity;
• Liquiditätsauswirkung impact on liquidity, liquidity-creating effect;
• katastrophale Liquiditätsauswirkungen disastrous effects on liquidity;
• Liquiditätsauswirkungen abschwächen to contain one’s liquidity problems;
• Liquiditätsbedarf liquidity needs;
• Liquiditätsbedürfnis need for liquidity;
• verstärkte Liquiditätsbedürfnisse haben to require greater liquidity. -
3 Abschöpfung
Abschöpfung f 1. GEN skimming; 2. WIWI absorption, mopping-up, siphoning-off (Liquidität)* * ** * *Abschöpfung
(EU) [adjustment] levy;
• fiskalische (steuerliche) Abschöpfung tax take, taxing away;
• Abschöpfung der Kaufkraft absorption of buying power;
• Abschöpfung überflüssiger Kaufkraft skimming surplus purchasing power;
• Abschöpfung von Liquidität absorption of liquidity;
• Abschöpfung von Planungsgewinnen (Regionalpolitik) betterment levy;
• Abschöpfung von Übergewinnen skimming off excess profits;
• Abschöpfung erheben (EU) to impose a levy. -
4 Abschöpfung von Liquidität
Abschöpfung von Liquidität
absorption of liquidityBusiness german-english dictionary > Abschöpfung von Liquidität
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5 Liquiditätsbeengung
Liquiditätsbeengung
lack of liquidity, liquidity pinch (bind), reduced liquidity, shortage of liquid assets, (Bank) cash (money) squeeze;
• Liquiditätsbegrenzung clamping down on liquidity;
• Liquiditätsbelastung drain on liquidity;
• Liquiditätsbeschaffung procurement of liquidity;
• Liquiditätsbeschaffung durch Schatzwechselverkauf front-door operation (Br.);
• Liquiditätsbesserung improvement of liquidity;
• Liquiditätsbestimmungen solvency rules;
• Liquiditätsbestimmungen verschärfen to clamp down on liquidity;
• Liquiditätsbilanz liquidity balance, liquid position;
• Liquiditätsbindung immobilization of liquid funds;
• für eine ausreichende Liquiditätsdecke sorgen to establish enough liquidity;
• Liquiditätsdefizit liquidity (liquid) deficit;
• Liquiditätsdispositionen liquidity arrangements;
• Liquiditätsdruck pressure (impact) on liquidity, liquidity squeeze (pressure), (Bank) cash squeeze;
• Liquiditätseffekt liquidity-creating effect;
• Liquiditätsenge shortage of the cash, liquidity shortage;
• Liquiditätsengpass cash squeeze;
• Liquiditätsentwicklung liquidity trend;
• Liquiditätsentzug absorption (withdrawal) of liquidity;
• Liquiditätserfordernisse liquidity requirements;
• übliche Liquiditätserfordernisse commercial standards of solvency;
• Liquiditätserhaltung maintenance of liquidity;
• Liquiditätserwägungen considerations of liquidity;
• Liquiditätsfalle liquidity trap;
• Liquiditätsfonds pool of liquidity;
• Liquiditätsfreisetzung release of liquid funds;
• Liquiditätsfülle ample liquidity;
• Liquiditätsgefälle liquidity differential;
• um das Liquiditätsgerede zu beenden to squelch talk of liquidity pinch;
• Liquiditätsgrad degree (level) of liquidity, working-capital (cash, quick-assets, US) ratio, (Bank) current position, cash (liquidity) ratio;
• hoher Liquiditätsgrad liquid strength;
• größeren Liquiditätsgrad als notwendig erzielen to build up a higher liquidity ratio than the minimum;
• Liquiditätsgrundlage liquidity basis;
• Liquiditätsgrundsätze liquidity rules;
• Liquiditätsguthaben (Bank) liquid assets (resources);
• Liquiditätshemmung clamping down (drain) on liquidity;
• Liquiditätshilfe liquidity assistance;
• Liquiditätskennzahl, Liquiditätsziffer current [position] ratio, acid-test [liquidity] ratio;
• Liquiditätsklemme lack of liquidity, liquidity squeeze;
• Liquiditätsknappheit shortage of liquidity, liquidity shortage;
• Liquiditätskoeffizient working capital (liquidity) ratio;
• Liquiditätskontrolle liquidity control;
• Liquiditätskredit liquid loan;
• Liquiditätskrise liquidity (cash) crisis;
• Liquiditätslage liquid (cash) position, (Bank) current position;
• Liquiditätsmangel shortage of liquidity;
• Liquiditätsmanipulation (Bilanz) window dressing;
• Liquiditätsmarge (Versicherungsgesellschaft) margin of solvency, solvency margin. -
6 Liquiditätsentzug
Liquiditätsentzug
absorption (withdrawal) of liquidity
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