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1 ability to meet financial
• obligations ZahlungsfähigkeitEnglish-German correspondence dictionary > ability to meet financial
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2 zombie bank
zombie bank (infrml) MEDIA, BANK (infrml) Zombie-Bank f (banks that continue to operate even though they are unable to meet their financial obligations and overcome the burdens of their high burn rates; they have a highly unpredictable life expectancy and eventually most go bankrupt; Banken aus dem Schattenreich der Finanzwelt; das Geschäftsmodell ist gekennzeichnet durch asymmetrische Informationsverteilung und kreative Ausnutzung der Ausweisspielräume, die Intransparenz bei Investoren und Aufsichtsorganen bewirkt und die objektive Einschätzung der Risiken erschwert; Umschreibung für Banken, die sich gegenseitig nicht trauen, weil sie befürchten müssen, dass die Partnerbank möglicherweise nicht ausgewiesene, ‘vergiftete’ Altlasten –toxic assets, contaminated burdens– auf ihren Büchern nicht mehr entsorgen kann, also überschuldet = excessively indebted, konkursreif, nicht überlebensfähig ist und ihre Gläubiger mit in den Abgrund des Konkurses zieht)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > zombie bank
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