Synonyms for balance sheet
bal·ance sheet

Princeton's WordNet

1. balance sheetnoun

   a record of the financial situation of an institution on a particular date by listing its assets and the claims against those assets

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1. Mario Draghi:

   Early next year the Governing Council will reassess the monetary stimulus achieved, the expansion of the balance sheet and the outlook for price developments, should it become necessary to further address risks of too prolonged a period of low inflation ... this would imply altering early next year the size, pace and composition of our measures.

2. Zachary Bader from Zach Bader:

   You are seeing coal companies that are filing( for bankruptcy) with a lot of cash on the balance sheet, one reason is that they have over-leveraged capital structures... it doesn't make economic sense to pay interest to debt holders that have claims that are essentially worthless.

3. Krisjanis Krustins:

   The government has not stated any intention to inject fresh funding into the PIF and we think it will try to limit its on-budget exposure, conscious of still-high fiscal deficits and wanting to try to preserve its balance sheet strengths.

4. Conrad Werner:

   What's driving this is their decision to be more prudent in terms of fair value prices. One potential outcome is that it cleans up the balance sheet from the banks' perspective.

5. Erik Gordon:

   You hire bankers for three things - their connections, their balance sheet to support the debt portion of the deal, and their advice, your board...might like to add a boutique for pure advice, uninfluenced by the potential doubling or tripling of their fees by arranging your lending.