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Problems may be worse for smaller companies and the subsidiaries of foreign firms, where pension funds usually have a lower ratio of assets to liabilities, says Stephen Yeo of Watson Wyatt.
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The ratio of short term liabilities to short term assets has never been lower.
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Leverage is the ratio of capital to liabilities (or to assets perhaps) but it is not, never has been and never will be any ratio of assets to umm, assets, as is being claimed here.
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Debt-service ratios are lower, and their liquidity ratio the ratio of short-term assets to liabilities is historically high.
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Liquidity for major non-financial corporations has never been better as measured by the high ratio of liquid assets to current liabilities.
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The June funded ratio, which measures assets to liabilities. is only 74% for CalPERS even using a high-rate of return assumption for its investments.
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