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Beatrice Ask has recently received a report, entitled the Insolvency inquiry, which proposes easing regulations to enable the provision of help to a greater number of those defaulting on their debts.
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Insolvency occurs when the total assets are greater than liabilities, if those assets cannot be sold for cash to meet debts.
unknown title 2009
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"Insolvency" is a descripiton of financial condition that means either inability to pay debts as the come due (cash flow insolvency) or that your liabilities exceed your assets (balance sheet inolvency.)
TPMDC Sunday Roundup 2010
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GM's Opel: "Insolvency" Could Be An Option, German Official Says A top figure with the powerful German workers union IG Metall reportedly told a German newspaper this week that a failure of the Adam Opel AG unit of General Motors Corp. would cost some 400,000 jobs in the country.
Auto Observer 2009
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Paterson: Court Fight is Against 'Insolvency' | The New York Observer
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Paterson: Court Fight is Against 'Insolvency' | The New York Observer
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Insolvency trade body says figures showing an expected 130,000 borrowers entered into debt arangements last year are 'just the tip of the iceberg'
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The Insolvency Service said that in the last three months of 2008 there were 2,428 corporate insolvencies such as administrations and receiverships.
UK insolvencies Not a sheep 2009
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Hindusthan National said it signed a pact with Germany's Insolvency Administrator to buy the assets of Agenda Glas that went into bankruptcy in February.
Hindusthan National Buys German Glass Company Ashutosh Joshi of Dow Jones Newswires 2011
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* The headline reads, “Large Banks Are on the Brink of Insolvency.”
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