Sentence examples for adequacy of reserves from inspiring English sources

"When it comes to the adequacy of reserves, institutions should always err on the side of caution".

One of the most common ways to gauge the adequacy of reserves is to compare them with loans that are past due.

The size of plausible disruptions, not total consumption, determines the adequacy of global reserves.

The commission says Mr. Strauss, Mr. Hozie and Robert Bernstein, the former controller, misled American Home's auditor about the adequacy of its reserves against losses on mortgages.

The insurer itself raised a major question about its value on Tuesday, when it acknowledged in a regulatory filing that it had not been forthcoming with investors about the adequacy of its reserves.

Crossman & Bryan (2006, p. 372) see adequacy in more general terms: ' That is, increasing patch size and connectivity to improve the chances that species will be able to maintain viable populations.' Possingham et al. (2005) determine adequacy of a reserve system by assessing the viability of key species.

Leaving aside the adequacy of my loss reserves, are these indemnifications legally enforceable?

Standard & Poor's, a rating agency, is so worried about the adequacy of other insurers' asbestos reserves that it is now reviewing the issue with 27 firms which could be hit by huge claims.Some 200,000 asbestos claims are currently pending in America, about a third of all those that have been filed since the first lawsuit in 1966 in Beaumont, Texas.

Frequency control adequacy is ensured by adding frequency constraints using the simplified model of frequency dynamics or through deployment of reserves based on practice experience.

The Central Bank still has $14 billion of reserves.

This isn't the end of the world for the financials because improved fundamentals pare credit losses, reserve appropriations and therefore adequacy of book value suggests they've discounted most of this coming haircut.