Sentence examples for an implicit guarantee from inspiring English sources

What had been an implicit guarantee became an explicit one.

The E.C.B. would probably be much less likely to accede to such an implicit guarantee.

This becomes far worse when the risks are given an implicit guarantee by the taxpayer.

Much depends on whether SIFIs are now perceived to have an implicit guarantee, and on whether that can be monetised.

When it comes to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the presumed government backing is called an "implicit guarantee".

Certainly, people continue to put their savings in banks, because they have faith in an implicit guarantee from the government.

First came liquidity support by central banks; deposit insurance followed; in the latest crisis governments have given all creditors a blanket implicit guarantee.

The high credit ratings are attributable to a perceived implicit guarantee of government backing.

We are seeing bootcamp models where students pay tuition upfront and receive an explicit or implicit guarantee of employment; most student-pay bootcamps show placement rates of close to 90percentt into relevant, well-paid jobs.

"The collapse turned an implicit public guarantee into an explicit public guarantee.

Or is it destined to become a YouTube classic, played endlessly in half a decade or so, after another banking implosion?The goal of putting an end to governments' blanket implicit guarantee of banks is a good one.