Sentence examples for a new leverage from inspiring English sources

This week, regulators proposed a new leverage ratio rule.

McCluskey also used the speech to announce a new leverage campaign to defend the NHS.

The call came after regulators proposed a new leverage ratio rule, in an effort to get large banks to hold capital that meets a certain percentage of assets, plus other risks embedded in their balance sheets.

Diamond's replacement, the mind-mannered but hard-nosed Antony Jenkins, warned last week that the bank could cut its lending to the economy if it was forced to meet requirements for a new leverage ratio.

Nationwide has been under pressure to improve its capital basis after it fell short last year of a new leverage ratio, and after the problems at Co-operative it remains the last major mutual on the high street.

The biggest Swiss banks, UBS and Credit Suisse, will be subject to higher risk-weighted capital requirements and to a new leverage ratio of at least 3%, which caps the amount of total assets that a bank can hold regardless of the risk they entail.These measures are striking for at least two reasons.

Some steps to boost banks' capital and liquidity do make finance more self-reliant: America's banks face a tough new leverage ratio (see article).

Creating it was an act of sheikhly one-upmanship which gave the ambitious ruler of a postage-stamp state new leverage over his neighbours.

This massive new leverage, along with a new framework of company law, could kick-start " capitalism with a conscience".

12 Hispanic Voters Courted Hispanics, a fast-growing bloc of voters, are being aggressively courted by presidential candidates and gaining a new electoral leverage.

If he does, Mr. Jennings could have new leverage.