Traduction de «préférence pour la liquidité » (Français → Anglais) :

liquidity-preference theory

liquidity-preference curve [ liquidity-preference schedule ]

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acid test ratio | quick ratio

17. Notes that the first agreement of May 2010 could not contain provisions for a restructuring of the Greek debt, despite it being first proposed by the IMF, which, in line with its usual practice, would have preferred an early debt restructuring; recalls the ECB's reluctance to consider any form of debt restructuring in 2010 and 2011 on the grounds that it would have led to the crisis having a contagion effect on other Member States, as well as its refusal to participate in the restructuring agreed in February 2012; notes that the Central Bank of Greece contributed in November 2010 to intensifying market turmoil by publicly warning investors that ECB liquidity operation ...[+++]s could no longer be taken for granted in the case of Greek sovereign debt; further notes that there was a commitment by Member States that their banks would retain their exposure to the Greek bond markets, which they were unable to maintain;

2. In order to ensure that the phasing in of supervisory arrangements for liquidity is fully aligned with the development of uniform liquidity rules, the Commission shall be empowered to adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 145 postponing the date referred to in paragraph 1 by up to two years, where uniform liquidity rules have not been introduced in the Union because international standards on liquidity supervision have not yet been agreed upon at the date referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article.

2. In order to ensure that the phasing in of supervisory arrangements for liquidity is fully aligned with the development of uniform liquidity rules, the Commission shall be empowered to adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 135 postponing the date referred to in paragraph 1 by up to 2 years, where uniform liquidity rules have not been introduced in the Union because international standards on liquidity supervision have not yet been agreed upon at the date referred to in the first subparagraph.

Disclosure of individual short positions to the public does not assist regulators in detecting market abuse and has three downsides: (1) it exposes holders of short positions to the possibility of short squeezes and other abusive behaviour; (2) it encourages herd behaviour, i.e. it makes it more likely that unsophisticated investors will sell in response to seeing a more sophisticated investor with a short position, thus exacerbating market declines; (3) it reduces liquidity because investors do not like their short positions to become known to companies and therefore prefer to avoid short selling.