Converse of object

• ensure: And while it does this, a governing body must ensure the solvency of the college and safeguard its assets.

• maintain: The level of benefits in the LGPS is such that substantial employer contributions are required to maintain fund solvency.

• guarantee: We do not guarantee the solvency of any insurer we place business with.

Adjective modifier

• regulatory: They said that Equitable were very close to not covering their required minimum margin for regulatory solvency.

• statutory: This was different to statutory solvency, in that there was a statutory requirement for a company to meet the detailed regulatory solvency requirements.

• financial: Their strengths are experience, reputation, and financial solvency.

• continued: In neither case does the FSA regard the consumer as being given a promise about the continued solvency of the firm providing the product.

Modifies a noun

• margin: In November 2000 Equitable had been close to not meeting their solvency margin, partly due to a drop in equity values.

• ratio: In the next section we will consider the longer term solvency ratios.

• position: However, despite the welcome investment returns achieved over the past couple of years, the solvency position of many schemes has not improved.

• requirement: They revealed the stricken life assurer may not be able to meet its minimum solvency requirement or to repay its £ 346m in bonds.

• capital: The inherited estate provides most of this solvency capital.

• test: The new regulations mean: Credit unions must meet a basic solvency test.

Noun used with modifier

• scheme: Scheme solvency The valuation must also include the actuary's estimate of the scheme's solvency.

Possessives

• company: The company's solvency, its ability to meet its liabilities, is put under pressure.

• scheme: This may change the outlook for the scheme's solvency in the longer term.

• bank: It shifted the criteria for a bank's solvency from its cash to its capital.

Preposition: of

• institution: Indeed the more the solvency of institutions is uncertain, the more the regulation of liquidity becomes important.

• company: An actuary can advise on the solvency of a life assurance company and a pension fund.

• insurer: We do not guarantee the solvency of any insurer we place business with.