Sentence examples for Rescheduling from inspiring English sources

The company is expected to start negotiations with sukuk holders about how to deal with the payments—options include commercial refinancing, a government bailout, rescheduling or a combination of these approaches.

Where banks have reduced their problem loans, it is largely through transferring them to bad-loan vehicles, which have often been slow to dispose of assets, or by rescheduling maturities.

The euro zone hopes that it, too, will contribute to their effort by rescheduling its €2.5 billion loan to Cyprus.

Boeing, for example, is used to rescheduling aircraft deliveries for hard-pressed customers (cancelling a firm order can cost a customer dear).

The price at which default swaps are settled in other words, the value of the insurance is determined by a simple formula: the nominal value of the underlying bond or loan, minus its price in the event of default or rescheduling.

FIS has also offered to fiddle with its own calendar by, for instance, rescheduling its 2012 World Cup event in Stoneham, Quebec, to avoid clashing with a TTR event in Oslo.The tours and riders say that this apparent olive branch is too little, too late.

They even made mildly encouraging noises about re-rescheduling Russia's debt to the Paris Club of official creditors.

While it won a court-brokered reprieve to restructure its debts, disputed ownership claims over controlling shares in PTC hampered the sale of its telecoms assets, prompting it to pull out of a life-saving debt-rescheduling deal.

Devaluation as recommended by Mr Mussa would inevitably lead to a debt default.Mr Mussa has, in effect, written off the latest debt-rescheduling plan, at the heart of which is a "voluntary" debt swap which, in any case, did not look all that voluntary to some people and risked classification as default.

On November 14th, after a month of wrangling, the Argentine government managed to persuade governors of the country's three largest provinces, all run by the Peronist opposition party, to agree to a key element of Mr de la Rua's debt-rescheduling plan.

The banking laws introduced at the beginning of the month were intended to buy time while the second stage of the debt-rescheduling plan is completed.