1.商誉
1.the degree to which a person, organization, or country is considered likely to pay back money that they borrow
1.Creating a synthetic ETF does not eliminate this illiquidity risk, but merely transforms it into a bet on the creditworthiness of a bank.
创建一个合成的ETF并不能消除这种不流动性风险，只是仅仅将其转化成了对银行信用度的赌注。
2.China has ample reason to do so to help its own economy, even if it has no Cartesian anxiety about the ultimate creditworthiness of the US.
为了帮助本国经济，中国有充足的理由这么做——即使它对于美国最终的信誉没有笛卡尔式（Cartesian）的忧虑。
3.Restructuring means a unilateral change to certain material terms of any Obligation as a result of deterioration in creditworthiness.
重组是指单方面改变任何由于信誉恶化而产生的债务的某些物质方面。
4.SO FAR, France's creditworthiness has not come under as much scrutiny as that of other euro members.
目前为止，法国的信誉度还没有像欧盟其他国家那样受到仔细的检测。
5.More to the point, China's creditworthiness is improving while that of the eurozone collectively is deteriorating.
更重要的是，中国的信用评级在升高，而欧元区整体的信用评级却在降低。
6.The downgrade was not taken as adding any new information to the question of America's creditworthiness.
他们认为评级下调并没有给美国信用的问题提供额外信息。
7.THE creditworthiness of a country used to be judged by the level of its gold reserves.
一个国家的信誉过去常用一国的黄金储备水平来衡量。
8.In the old days, a bank was stuck with its loans and needed to worry about the long-term creditworthiness of the borrower.
过往银行在贷款前颇为慎重，借款人的长期信用状况对银行也相当重要。
9.They merrily drove spreads down as if there were no material difference in the creditworthiness of Germany and Greece.
他们愉快地将利差降了下来，就好像德国和希腊的信用水平并无实质差异一般。
10.The laws also require that borrowers have access to any data used to evaluate their creditworthiness.
法律还要求，借款人有权了解金融机构用于评估其信用状况的任何数据。