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Meanings of avoid insolvency in English
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Usage of avoid insolvency in English
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Corporate restructuring expert Christopher Fisher became chairman in April, as the fight to avoidinsolvency continued.
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CVAs allow retailers to avoidinsolvency by offloading unwanted stores and securing lower rents on others.
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Both GM and Chrysler have said they need funding as soon as this month to avoidinsolvency.
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Some bonds now come with a "keepwell agreement", where the issuer promises to avoidinsolvency.
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Codere is in talks to avoidinsolvency.
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It must make good a £70m deficit by the end of March to avoidinsolvency for a third time.
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In September, Reuters reported that Oi was in talks with the two firms to sell assets and avoidinsolvency.
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The closures, part of a so-called Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) restructuring, allow the business to avoidinsolvency or administration.
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Company voluntary agreements (CVAs) allow retailers to avoidinsolvency by offloading unwanted stores and securing lower rents on others.
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CVAs allow retailers to avoidinsolvency by offloading unwanted stores and securing lower rents on others and reach a compromise with creditors.
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Others like Tembec TMB.TO and Ainsworth Lumber Co ANS.TO have recapitalized, converting millions of dollars in debt into equity to avoidinsolvency.
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This transaction helps it avoidinsolvency by freeing up capital, reserves and other resources for its remaining exposure, which is mainly in structured finance.
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A German newspaper reported on Tuesday, citing German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, that Greece needed substantial fresh aid from the euro zone to avoidinsolvency.
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The China Insurance Regulatory Commission can also ask insurers who have a solvency ratio of between 100-150 percent to take steps to avoidinsolvency.