The phrase "account of collateral" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, law, or insurance, where collateral is being discussed in relation to a financial account or obligation.
Example: "The bank requires an account of collateral to secure the loan agreement."
Alternatives: "record of collateral" or "statement of collateral".
"These numbers do not take into account the unknown amount of collateral that Enron may have posted," said Paul Spraos, Swaps Monitor's president.
One has to wonder if there ever will be an accounting of the collateral damage that was done, in terms of civilian deaths and injuries.
"The amount of collateral damage is huge.
Bidders are constrained by the amount of collateral they have.
Loans to banks and investment banks backed by a hotch-potch of collateral account for the difference (see chart 1).Mr Bernanke often notes this simply returns the Fed to its roots as lender of last resort: it was created primarily to prevent financial panics.
Similarly, this technique cannot account for the presence of collateral vessels and can, therefore, grossly underestimate flow.
More important, unlike the ischemia stressors induced, FFR is not influenced by systemic hemodynamic [ 15, 16], it takes into account the contribution of collaterals [ 17, 18], it specifically relates to the severity of the stenoses and to the mass of tissue to be perfused [ 19], and it reaches a per-lesion accuracy rather than per-myocardial territory with a very high spatial resolution [ 12].
For openers, the Texas ratio does not account for the potential value of collateral.
At present, most models of collateral valuation do not, but should, account for the changes in the microstructure of the underlying.
The constraints faced by SMEs are associated with the lack of clear financial plans, the accounting documentation, higher rate of interest, and the lack of collateral requirements (MIC, 2007).
