illiquation (Meaning)
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illiquation (n.)
The melting or dissolving of one thing into another.
Synonyms & Antonyms of illiquation
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
illiquation Sentence Examples
- The illiquation of the asset made it difficult to determine its fair market value.
- The investment's illiquation posed a substantial risk to the portfolio's overall returns.
- The illiquation premium reflected the additional compensation investors demanded for holding less liquid assets.
- The company's financial health declined due to the illiquation of its inventories.
- The illiquation of real estate during economic downturns can lead to significant market volatility.
- The illiquation of the fund made it impossible for investors to withdraw their funds immediately.
- The illiquation of the bond market hindered the government's efforts to raise capital.
- The illiquation of the commodity futures contract resulted in a substantial loss for the trader.
- The illiquation of the company's stock prevented it from raising additional capital through equity offerings.
- The illiquation of the private equity investment made it difficult for investors to access their capital gains.
FAQs About the word illiquation
The melting or dissolving of one thing into another.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The illiquation of the asset made it difficult to determine its fair market value.
The investment's illiquation posed a substantial risk to the portfolio's overall returns.
The illiquation premium reflected the additional compensation investors demanded for holding less liquid assets.
The company's financial health declined due to the illiquation of its inventories.
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