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• This is not to say that all undercapitalised firms will fail.
• The financial crisis has also shown weaknesses in undercapitalised Asian financial institutions.
• Such enterprises include tradingenterprises and undercapitalised business ventures.
• As it turned out, both the good bank and bad bank were undercapitalised.
• Contagion effects have caused abnormal liquidity risk to some of these undercapitalised financial institutions.
• In fact, undercapitalised firms with the ability and negotiating skills to raise cash quickly can survive.
• So it was impossible for Thai institutional investors or the undercapitalised commercial banks to participate in the auctions.
• Without timely intervention by central banks, a greater number of these undercapitalised financial institutions would probably be under serious financial distress.
• The ATLB and some industry peers regarded the firm as seriously undercapitalised and saw this as a major cause of financial instability.
• The majority of these banks and finance companies are relatively undercapitalised by international standards and are surviving under a ` protective umbrella '.
• Citro雗 was undercapitalised, so its vehicles had a tendency to be underdeveloped at launch, with limited distribution and service networks outside France.
• A L Bruce Estates Ltd was undercapitalised, but before the 1940s refused to sell off any of its land to raise new funds.
• Shareholders'liability is limited to their capital contribution; however, shareholders can be personally liable where the company is substantially undercapitalised on formation.
• Legal wrangles instituted by the Rajah established that the EAC was undercapitalised and only got its charter by very creative accounting, in which officials acquiesced.
• But A L Bruce Estates Ltd as an operation was undercapitalised, struggling as they did to plant coffee, rubber and cotton for commercial success.
• All of this will help to attract investment-- foreign and local-- into undercapitalised Thai companies so they can become less reliant on borrowing.
• A L Bruce Estates Ltd was undercapitalised, but Bruce refused to sell off some of its land to raise new funds, and he financially supported the company.
• "While other banks are still undercapitalised, don't have brand-name recognition or big partners, we are in a very good position,"
• Dano-Norwegian ventures in India, as elsewhere, were typically undercapitalised and never able to dominate or monopolise trade routes in the same way that the companies of Portugal, the Netherlands and Britain could.
• It will never be known if Timwood would have become profitable, as the whole undercapitalised venture was unsuccessful costs were high and the ore tended to cake in the furnace so the mines closed in March 1910.