Sentence examples for assign debt from inspiring English sources

If, for example, a firm was designing an instrument to be used to bet against the underlying collateral — Goldman Sachs's famous Abacus deal was created so the hedge fund manager John Paulson could short risky mortgages — a firm could assign debt issues to the deal that carried overly optimistic or misplaced ratings.

The strategy is much the same: use borrowed money to take over a target company, assign the debt to the company, cut costs through layoffs and retrenchment, re-sell.

For 2007, the Patriots hauled in $280 million in revenue (after league revenue-sharing and revenue assigned to debt holders).

Thomas' operating units filed for insolvency proceedings in Canada, and Laurus assigned its debt in Thomas to Valens, SEC filings show.

In April 2010 a leading credit agency assigned Greek debt its lowest possible credit rating; in May 2010, the International Monetary Fund and Euro-Zone governments provided Greece emergency short- and medium-term loans worth $147 billion so that the country could make debt repayments to creditors.

In this situation the party who is assigned the debt can sue the debtor despite any contractual agreement between them.

Proof that they either own or have been assigned the debt from he original creditor.

Starting in April 2017 — when the IRS began assigning tax debts to private collectors — through March 15, the effort collected $35.4 million, almost 29percentt less than the $45.6 million the program cost.

Moreover, it is often difficult to assign future financing (debt and equity) weights to individual business units.

They are independent people who analyze companies' financial positions and assign to corporate debt issues various ratings reflecting the securities' risks.

Part of the weighting assigned to raw debt in the 2009 ranking was assigned to this variable this year.