The transferor became insolvent when the transfer occurred or because of a series of asset transfers.
Bail-outs, on the other hand, corral and punish innocent bystanders who are un-involved in insolvent banks.
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Any bank unable to raise private capital, perhaps rendering it insolvent, would be taken over.
No, it will recognize the fact that some of them may already be insolvent.
Most of the major banks -- almost all of them -- are going to look insolvent.
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Its auditors judged that if the transaction went ahead the company would become technically insolvent.
The mortgage-backed securities experienced dramatic, unprecedented declines in value, effectively rendering five corporates insolvent.
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The executive committee of the British Surfing Association (BSA) has declared its limited company insolvent.
As home prices fell and loan losses mounted, more of the shadow system became insolvent.
Chinese banks are undoubtedly insolvent on a balance-sheet basis if their assets were properly assessed.
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He was generous in the free-spirited way that only the inveterately insolvent can be.
Public-sector unions accomplish this, at the cost of making government inefficient and eventually insolvent.
But Germany refuses to extend them beyond 2013 without some system to deal with insolvent states.
Meanwhile 5, 378 individual Scots were declared insolvent between the end of March and June.
Fearful of rising unemployment, it has been loth to let insolvent companies go bust.
Traders know that Greece, whose debts are equivalent to around 160% of its GDP, is insolvent.
Some 90% of listed firms are technically insolvent and virtually all have stopped paying their debts.
Financial institutions have campaigned against plans to put savers first if a bank becomes insolvent.
The debt burden will ease as solvent companies restructure their debt and insolvent ones go bankrupt.
They pump trillions of dollars of fresh credit into insolvent banks like embalming fluid into a corpse.
In fact it has come to involve the sovereignty of the solvent nations over the insolvent nations.
Andrew Smithers, an independent London-based economist, reckons that, taken as a whole, the life-insurance industry is insolvent.
Only if the country were formally deemed insolvent by all other euro-zone members would bondholders face losses.
The risk of banks becoming insolvent should be co-ordinated across the sterling currency zone, it is proposed.
And they are not completely free to let insolvent companies go under: the government fears rising unemployment.
Although he bristles at the comparison, this reluctance to let insolvent banks fail is reminiscent of Japan.
The country's second-largest lender was hit by another rush of withdrawals amid rumours that it was insolvent.
Some thought that physical gold would be a lot safer than a deposit in an insolvent bank.
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That is low by international standards (though the ratio will soar when insolvent state banks are eventually recapitalised).
It cannot automatically be assumed that a debtor who has defaulted on a consumer debt is balance-sheet insolvent.
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