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 insolvent [in'sɒlvәnt]   添加此单词到默认生词本
a. 无力偿还的, 破产的

n. 无力偿还者, 破产者

[经] 无偿付能力的, 无偿债能力者, 破产者




    insolvent
    [ noun ]
    1. someone who has insufficient assets to cover their debts

      2. <noun.person>
    [ adj ]
    1. unable to meet or discharge financial obligations

      2. <adj.all>
      an insolvent person
      an insolvent estate


    Insolvent \In*sol"vent\, a. [Pref. in- not + solvent: cf. OF.
    insolvent.] (Law)
    (a) Not solvent; not having sufficient estate to pay one's
    debts; unable to pay one's debts as they fall due, in
    the ordinary course of trade and business; as, in
    insolvent debtor.
    (b) Not sufficient to pay all the debts of the owner; as,
    an insolvent estate.
    (c) Relating to persons unable to pay their debts.

    {Insolvent law}, or {Act of insolvency}, a law affording
    relief, -- subject to various modifications in different
    States, -- to insolvent debtors, upon their delivering up
    their property for the benefit of their creditors;
    bankruptcy law. See {Bankrupt law}, under {Bankrupt}, a.


    Insolvent \In*sol"vent\, n. (Law)
    One who is insolvent; as insolvent debtor; -- in England,
    before 1861, especially applied to persons not traders.
    --Bouvier.

    1. Regulators picked Banc One Corp. of Columbus, Ohio, the nation's 25th largest banking company, from among six firms bidding to take over the insolvent banks with $13.1 billion in assets.
    2. Moreover, the bank is struggling to come up with a plan to deal with at least two dozen Texas S&Ls that are still open but insolvent.
    3. Roughly 500 institutions are currently considered insolvent.
    4. To minimize the bailout's impact on the federal deficit, the Senate and the White House want to raise the $50 billion immediately needed to close some 500 insolvent S&Ls and cover the losses of their depositors through private 30-year bonds.
    5. With a $220 million negative net worth, we're insolvent."
    6. Ka Wah Bank became insolvent in late 1985, with bad loans totaling more than $3 billion Hong Kong dollars ($385 million).
    7. Great Western Bank, the nation's second-largest healthy thrift, unveiled a bold attempt to escape from the insolvent Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. and switch into the healthier Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
    8. Mr. Barth said more than $6 billion of reported thrift capital stemmed from the Bank Board's assistance to just three large August mergers involving 10 insolvent thrifts.
    9. The new Farm Credit System Assistance Board said it has given the insolvent Federal Land Bank of Jackson, Miss., $25 million in short-term assistance.
    10. The four insolvent institutions make a total of 237 savings and loans in 33 states under FDIC management.
    11. For instance, insurers with whom Beneficial had shared policy premiums turned insolvent when Beneficial tried to collect on claims.
    12. Members of the House Banking Committee today criticized regulators' use of promissory notes to rescue insolvent savings institutions as a "shell game" designed to push the problem into the next administration.
    13. The thrift does not meet federal requirements for capital _ its cushion against losses _ and it has been insolvent since Feb. 28, with liabilities exceeding assets by $215.6 million as of March 31.
    14. Most recently, the Bass Group put up $350 million for the bailout of insolvent American Savings and Loan Association of California, a subsidiary of Financial Corp. of America.
    15. In such a suit, anyone damaged when a leveraged buy-out goes bad can bring suit on the grounds that the buy-out was designed or destined to render the resulting company insolvent.
    16. So rather than push for healthy banks to take over insolvent S&Ls, Mr. Wall has tried to force the ailing S&Ls into dubious mergers.
    17. The lawsuit alleges that, through mismanagement, the company was "statutorially insolvent" as early as 1981 or 1982, and that officers doctored financial records to hide the firm's deteriorating condition.
    18. In addition, they call for double supervision of S&Ls, with the FDIC serving as the backup supervisor for the industry, and for creation of a comprehensive vehicle called the Resolution Trust Corp. to handle insolvent S&Ls.
    19. And if Texaco eventually loses in court, final approval of the full Pennzoil judgment could "render Texaco insolvent" and "extinguish" the interest of shareholders, said a filing by creditors.
    20. In a court affidavit filed last week, the unit said it would be "insolvent" by June 15 if it must begin customer refunds.
    21. The Bank of England, in its court petition, said it was unable to gauge the financial condition of the parent bank though it fears the prewar economic embargo imposed against Iraq may have left it insolvent.
    22. The Treasury proposal would improve regulation by allowing supervisory "early intervention" in undercapitalized institutions before they become technically insolvent.
    23. The plan, announced last week, would provide $90 billion to close or sell 350 insolvent S&Ls and meet pledges made by regulators last year in cleaning up 223 institutions.
    24. The Pension Benefit Guarantee Corp., the federal agency created by Erisa to provide the insurance, became a dumping ground for insolvent companies and a source of toxic waste on the books of viable ones.
    25. One reason for the decline is a $1 million after-tax write-off of the thrift's investment in the insolvent Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp.'s secondary reserve fund.
    26. It was clear from the number of authorities considered in Mentor that the matter was by no means simple and straightforward, particularly where the reinsured had become insolvent. Also, there was the additional complication of the actuarial claims.
    27. The action comes a week after FSLIC's auditor, Congress's General Accounting Office, said that the insurance fund, an arm of the Bank Board, is insolvent and will need $26 billion to $36 billion to restore its sick member thrifts to health.
    28. If his customer becomes insolvent before his tailor-made goods can be shipped, he can claim on his policy.
    29. In the third quarter ended March 31, San Jacinto reported a loss of $67.2 million, causing its shareholders' equity to fall to a negative $50.8 million and making the institution insolvent for the first time.
    30. However, the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp., which is an arm of the bank board, is itself technically insolvent, with its obligations to close or merge sick S&Ls far outweighing the revenue stream expected from industry fees.
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