Here are some liquid assets I prepared earlier.

这是我准备的液态的" 黄金" 。

Cash is also the most liquid assets of a business.

现金同时也是变现资产。

And it gives shareholders a liquid asset to trade on the public market.

它还为股东提供了在公开市场交易的流动资产。

He reckoned that people like to have some liquid assets on hand if possible, in case of emergency.

他指出，人们喜欢尽可能地在手里有一些流动资产，以备急用。

First, liquid assets, cash, cash equivalents and treasuries and perhaps a government approved diverse portfolio.

首先，流动资产、现金、现金等价物和国库券，或许还有政府批准的多元化投资组合。

The argument is people really want to hold safe liquid assets, gives them comfort.

争论的焦点是人们真的想持有安全的流动资产， 给他们安慰。

Yes, but I suppose she might be thinking of turning her, like Christine mentioned, the liquid assets.

是的，但我想她可能会考虑将她变成流动资产，就像克里斯汀提到的那样。

So it wasn't like a real, you know, a full-on liquid asset in any stretch of the imagination.

所以它不像是真实的， 你知道的，在任何想象中的全流动资产。

Over the weekend, our correspondents learned that FTX had less than $1bn in liquid assets and 9bn in liabilities.

周末，我们的记者了解到， FTX 的流动资产不到 10 亿美元， 负债不到 90 亿美元。

In times of financial worry, demand for cash or similarly liquid assets rises; investors begin to worry more about the return of capital rather than the return on capital.

金融动荡时期，对于现金或者类似的流动资产的需要上升；投资者开始更多地为资本的收回而不是收益而担忧。

So, while all eyes will be on the hard assets he earns in Rio, it's his liquid assets that will leave a lasting legacy.

因此，尽管所有人的目光都集中在他在里约热内卢赚取的硬资产上， 但他的流动资产将留下持久的遗产。

But the beauty of it is it provides the two things that people seem to want, namely liquid assets, money, and lots of credit activities.

但它的美妙之处在于它提供了人们似乎想要的两样东西，即流动资产、货币和大量信贷活动。

Additionally, his own disclosures show that while the President claims to have roughly ten billion dollars, his actual liquid assets are closer to $250 million dollars.

此外，他自己的披露显示， 虽然总统声称拥有大约 100 亿美元，但他的实际流动资产接近 2.5 亿美元。

What they're doing right now is trying to raise extra liquid assets that they can use to pay back customers and attempt to save the business.

他们现在正在做的是试图筹集额外的流动资产， 他们可以用这些资产来偿还客户并试图挽救企业。

And so they are selling off high-quality assets that they can get cash or very liquid assets for, so that they have them in case of a problem.

因此，他们正在出售可以获得现金或流动性很强的优质资产，以便在出现问题时拥有​​这些资产。

The topline finding was that they had around $900mn in liquid assets, you know, assets that they can actually pay out today in order to meet their customer withdrawals.

最重要的发现是他们拥有大约 9 亿美元的流动资产，你知道，他们今天可以实际支付的资产， 以满足客户的提款需求。

Narrow banking, in which institutions are required to hold sufficient liquid assets to back all their deposits, was first proposed in 1933 as the Chicago Plan after the devastation of the Depression.

狭义银行业务要求机构持有足够的流动资产来支持其所有存款，在大萧条的破坏之后于 1933 年作为芝加哥计划首次提出。

What would happen is that if a financial institution offers its depositors perfect liquid assets, ie money, which will always be worth a dollar in the dollar, it will never be discounted, then the assets this institution holds must match that.

将会发生的情况是， 如果一家金融机构向其储户提供完美的流动资产，即永远价值一美元的货币，它永远不会贴现， 那么该机构持有的资产必须与之匹配。