The phrase "about the leveraged" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to discussions or topics related to leverage in finance or business contexts, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The report discusses various strategies about the leveraged investments in the market."
Alternatives: "regarding leverage" or "concerning leveraged assets".
Analysts in India were scathing about the leveraged deal.
Mr. Williams said he was not too worried about the leveraged loans still carried on Deutsche Bank's books.
Is that cool with you?" Finance remains a hobby of hers however, as evidence by this NSFW selfie she posted on Twitter of herself reading Barbarians at the Gate, a finance reporting classic about the leveraged buyout of RJR Nabisco.
While for several years, both lenders and private equity firms have been concerned about the leveraged lending guidelines, the regulatory environment overall seems more friendly to highly leveraged transactions than in recent years.
In an interview, Toomey said he was not approached by any financial company about the leveraged-lending issue.
Publishers are increasingly worried about the leverage wielded by Internet giants like Google, Apple and, especially, Amazon.
Concerns about the leverage of Barclays forced the bank to conduct a £6bn cash call to bolster its leverage ratio to 3%.
Dating Jake Paul, and tongues are already wagging about the leverage potential of their cross-marketing synergy.
Mark Kornblau, a JPMorgan Chase spokesman, declined to add to what the bank's executives said on the Friday call about the leverage ratio.
Smaller labels are especially worried about the leverage Universal may gain in negotiations with online music services, which generally need licenses from labels and publishers to distribute music.
He added: "The Treasury committee will be asking questions of the Bank of England about the leverage ratio when they come to see the newly formed committee on Tuesday".
