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Its auditors judged that if the transaction went ahead the company would become technically insolvent.
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Some 90% of listed firms are technically insolvent and virtually all have stopped paying their debts.
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Analysts think that the two banks' unprovisioned bad loans probably exceed their equity in other words, they are technically insolvent.
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Nicholas Lardy of the Brookings Institute reportedly claims that three of these four banks are technically insolvent by international standards.
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In Britain, they can be held liable for the firm's debts if they continue operations while it is technically insolvent.
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Into this plain-vanilla trust, Raymond and Arline gifted the bulk of their assets not so much as to render them technically insolvent, but a goodly amount.
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After years of lacklustre performance, the world's second biggest economy is now mired recession, burdened with huge debts and a banking system that some analysts views as technically insolvent from propping up loss-making firms.
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The banks, as a result, are technically insolvent.
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In fact, although the agency is technically insolvent (ie, its liabilities exceed its assets), it probably has enough liquidity from insurance premiums, assets acquired when taking pension schemes over and investment income from its own portfolio to meet its obligations for many years to come.
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At the same time, the ECB has apparently now said that it won't directly lend to some Greek banks that it judges to be technically "insolvent".
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