What is the difference between illiquidity and insolvency?

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illiquidity is when a bank as more liabilities than equity; insolvency is when a bank has more equity than liabilities

illiquidity is when a bank has more equity than liabilities; insolvency is when a bank has more liabilities than equity

illiquidity is when a bank cannot pay its debt; insolvency is temporary and is because of the different timing of assets and liabilities

illiquidity is temporary and is because of the different timing of assets and liabilities; insolvency is when a bank cannot pay its debt