Definition of illiquid in English:

illiquid

adjective ɪˈlɪkwɪdˌɪ(l)ˈlɪkwəd

1(of assets) not easily converted into cash.
illiquid investments
Example sentencesExamples
- Property is an extremely illiquid asset due to the long time and costs involved in selling a property.
- That's a ridiculous range for a relatively illiquid asset like housing.
- Residential real estate can be a very illiquid asset whose value is tied to the economic cycle.
- Historically, property has had a low weighting because it is an illiquid asset.
- With illiquid assets, exit can destroy the bulk of the firm's invested capital.
1. 1.1 (of a market) with few participants and a low volume of activity.
  Example sentencesExamples
  This market is particularly illiquid so when the bank spotted the losses and decided to close it out, they had to cover the spread and that increased the losses.
  Both government and businesses seek to privatize former government-owned enterprises, which is made difficult by fragmented and illiquid markets for public stock ownership.
  Just under 5% of its equity is listed in Moscow, although the market is illiquid and few shares change hands.
  Industry sources claimed the problem lay in too few gas shippers, which had resulted in an illiquid market.
  Hence the extreme volatility in illiquid markets like Asia.

Derivatives

illiquidity

nounɪlɪˈkwɪdɪtiɪ(l)ˌləˈkwɪdədi

Its traditional disadvantages of high entry costs leading to illiquidity have been exacerbated, making it more difficult, particularly for the smaller investor, to get a foot on the ladder.
Example sentencesExamples
- There should be a fundamental understanding that leveraging in the asset markets creates its own liquidity during the boom, only to collapse in illiquidity come the inevitable liquidation.
- Higher rates might buttress the greenback, but with a real possibility of inciting deleveraging, illiquidity, and market dislocation (a hint of which was provided in July and August).
- But fund managers are overcoming their distaste for illiquidity in order to seek out value in the sector.
- For his first big embroilment after the 1987 stock market crash, the enemies were discernible and all grouped together on one front - low stock prices, financial system illiquidity, and broken confidence.

Rhymes

liquid

Definition of illiquid in US English:

illiquid

adjectiveˌɪ(l)ˈlɪkwədˌi(l)ˈlikwəd

1(of assets) not easily converted into cash.
illiquid assets
Example sentencesExamples
- Historically, property has had a low weighting because it is an illiquid asset.
- With illiquid assets, exit can destroy the bulk of the firm's invested capital.
- Residential real estate can be a very illiquid asset whose value is tied to the economic cycle.
- That's a ridiculous range for a relatively illiquid asset like housing.
- Property is an extremely illiquid asset due to the long time and costs involved in selling a property.
1. 1.1 (of a market) with few participants and a low volume of activity.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Hence the extreme volatility in illiquid markets like Asia.
  Just under 5% of its equity is listed in Moscow, although the market is illiquid and few shares change hands.
  Industry sources claimed the problem lay in too few gas shippers, which had resulted in an illiquid market.
  This market is particularly illiquid so when the bank spotted the losses and decided to close it out, they had to cover the spread and that increased the losses.
  Both government and businesses seek to privatize former government-owned enterprises, which is made difficult by fragmented and illiquid markets for public stock ownership.

单词	illiquid
释义	Definition of illiquid in English: illiquid adjective ɪˈlɪkwɪdˌɪ(l)ˈlɪkwəd 1(of assets) not easily converted into cash. illiquid investments Example sentencesExamples Property is an extremely illiquid asset due to the long time and costs involved in selling a property. That's a ridiculous range for a relatively illiquid asset like housing. Residential real estate can be a very illiquid asset whose value is tied to the economic cycle. Historically, property has had a low weighting because it is an illiquid asset. With illiquid assets, exit can destroy the bulk of the firm's invested capital. 1.1 (of a market) with few participants and a low volume of activity. Example sentencesExamples This market is particularly illiquid so when the bank spotted the losses and decided to close it out, they had to cover the spread and that increased the losses. Both government and businesses seek to privatize former government-owned enterprises, which is made difficult by fragmented and illiquid markets for public stock ownership. Just under 5% of its equity is listed in Moscow, although the market is illiquid and few shares change hands. Industry sources claimed the problem lay in too few gas shippers, which had resulted in an illiquid market. Hence the extreme volatility in illiquid markets like Asia. Derivatives illiquidity nounɪlɪˈkwɪdɪtiɪ(l)ˌləˈkwɪdədi Its traditional disadvantages of high entry costs leading to illiquidity have been exacerbated, making it more difficult, particularly for the smaller investor, to get a foot on the ladder. Example sentencesExamples There should be a fundamental understanding that leveraging in the asset markets creates its own liquidity during the boom, only to collapse in illiquidity come the inevitable liquidation. Higher rates might buttress the greenback, but with a real possibility of inciting deleveraging, illiquidity, and market dislocation (a hint of which was provided in July and August). But fund managers are overcoming their distaste for illiquidity in order to seek out value in the sector. For his first big embroilment after the 1987 stock market crash, the enemies were discernible and all grouped together on one front - low stock prices, financial system illiquidity, and broken confidence. Rhymes liquid Definition of illiquid in US English: illiquid adjectiveˌɪ(l)ˈlɪkwədˌi(l)ˈlikwəd 1(of assets) not easily converted into cash. illiquid assets Example sentencesExamples Historically, property has had a low weighting because it is an illiquid asset. With illiquid assets, exit can destroy the bulk of the firm's invested capital. Residential real estate can be a very illiquid asset whose value is tied to the economic cycle. That's a ridiculous range for a relatively illiquid asset like housing. Property is an extremely illiquid asset due to the long time and costs involved in selling a property. 1.1 (of a market) with few participants and a low volume of activity. Example sentencesExamples Hence the extreme volatility in illiquid markets like Asia. Just under 5% of its equity is listed in Moscow, although the market is illiquid and few shares change hands. Industry sources claimed the problem lay in too few gas shippers, which had resulted in an illiquid market. This market is particularly illiquid so when the bank spotted the losses and decided to close it out, they had to cover the spread and that increased the losses. Both government and businesses seek to privatize former government-owned enterprises, which is made difficult by fragmented and illiquid markets for public stock ownership.
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