Sentence examples similar to a debt equity from inspiring English sources

Short of liquidating the firm, a mixture of asset sales and a debt-equity swap may be the lesser of many evils.

Mr. Kim said the bank planned to send a letter to the cash-short construction unit early this week, offering a debt-equity swap.

Banks' willingness to lend to LTCM was incredibly generous given a debt-equity ratio of 50 1, though Chase Manhattan, for one, claims that this ratio was nowhere near as scary at the time the loans were made.

The government's hopes that the new European Stability Mechanism could be used to take over state-owned Irish banks in a debt-equity swap, have also been disappointed.The government's major achievement in 2012 has been the sharp reduction in bond yields on Ireland's sovereign debt, which reflects its success in meeting all the targets set in the EU/IMF programme.

Besides, on May 4th Mr Sarkozy said that he does not want to dismantle Alstom.The third plan, a debt-equity swap, arguably has the most market logic even if Mr Monti dislikes it because it would make last year's rescue package irreversible.

Mr. Kim's anger also reflected concern over the finances of the Hanjin group, which had accumulated a debt-equity ratio of 10 to 1 before the Korean economic crisis of 1997, during which Hanjin Engineering and Construction was merged with Hanjin Heavy Industries.

But Essel Propack, which has a debt-equity ratio of about 1 1, could find the acquisition a strain on its balance sheet.

On the half-full side, the CEO declared Fiat "will have a debt-equity ratio at investment grade, when we reach the end of the industrial plan [in 2006]," boosted by a 1.8 billion euro capital hike and other steps.

Using a bottom-up unlevered beta (Damodaran 2012) based on the average over 36 companies for metal fabricating in 2008 ((beta^{text{unlev}}) = 1.1), a levered beta of (beta^{text{lev}}) = 1.84 results for the considered sanitary company with a debt-equity-ratio of DER = 104 %, since an average income tax rate of TX = 35.22 % is valid for it.

When Burger King merged with Tim Hortons in 2014, Berkshire Hathaway bought into the newly combined chain as part of an debt-equity financing deal.

It now configures its balance sheet at a 50-50 dequityuity ratio, and the market likes what it sees.