The phrase "at the leverage" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific context involving leverage, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "We need to assess the situation at the leverage point to determine our next steps."
Alternatives: "at the advantage" or "at the pivot point".
Baseball players and cricketers follow similar strategies.The simple rule that Mr Haldane suggests for regulators is to look at the "leverage ratio", the relationship between a bank's equity capital and the assets on its balance-sheet.
"Five jobs in two days!" she exclaimed, amazed at the leverage she and friends command in the market for summer work, where many students have long had to settle for unappealing or low-paying jobs.
That means they have to be looking at their technology assets, looking at the leverage they're getting, and managing that portfolio month by month and quarter by quarter; otherwise, they don't know what they're doing, and they just turn into what I call these technology day traders trying one thing one day and another thing the next and they're a mess.
This all hints at the leverage the government might have against the insurers threatening to leave the ACA exchange market.
In 2012, there was widespread outrage at the revelation that Mitt Romney, who made his fortune at the leveraged-buyout firm Bain Capital, paid less than fifteen per cent in federal income taxes.
At Bear Stearns, the leverage ratio — a measurement of how much the firm was borrowing compared to its total assets — rose sharply, to 33 to 1.
At this point, the leverage hoped for by policy makers remains limited.
The bridegroom was until this month an analyst at Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Company, the leveraged-buyout firm in Manhattan.
Developed in a class at MIT, the Leveraged Freedom Chair is an affordable, all-terrain wheelchair made up of bike parts and a lever system.
"We underestimated the leverage at our disposal," he says.
Goldman's leverage - and the leverage at other major financial institutions - was the real issue.
