All the valuations were done in conjunction with automated underwriting, which analyzes such things as an applicant's credit and collateral in determining whether to make the loan, and prequalification, which takes into account income, assets and liabilities.
and collateral in real estate.
This blow-up du jour is not some outlier in the US-Afghan relationship, it's the culmination of years upon years of a poorly conceived US political and military strategy in Afghanistan that has treated Karzai and the Afghan people as a sideshow and collateral damage in the US global war against al-Qaida.
Sagittal reformatted CT image shows superior vena cava thrombosis (black arrows) and collateral vessels in the mediastinum and chest wall (white arrows) Open image in new window Fig. 13 A 31-year-old male with Behçet's disease.
Technology can help us evolve but also there are consequences and collateral damage in the process".
Conventional wisdom tells us that a company requires a long record of good performance and plenty of collateral in the form of bricks-and-mortar assets to be "safe," that is, to qualify for an investment-grade credit rating.
With respect to structured securities, the entity that establishes the required trust executing the trust agreement and depositing the eligible collateral in the trust in exchange for the structured securities.
Use of Greek, Portuguese and Irish bonds as collateral in the repo market fell by half in the second half of 2010 compared with the amount in the period a year earlier, as markets imposed steep discounts, according to a study by Michael Davies and Tim Ng at the Bank for International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland.
The mobility and salability of slaves meant they functioned as the primary form of collateral in the credit-and-cotton economy of the 19th century.
They have assailed and violated the sensibilities and bodies of victims who are collateral in the government's failed experiment to exert control via a bogus claim of religious or social decency.
