Sentence examples for bailout facility from inspiring English sources

The precise model might not be selected but left to the bailout facility.

Turner said the new banking bailout facility needs to be able to directly recapitalise banks and cut the "fatal" tie between sovereigns and banks.

The ECB is preparing a revamped bailout facility, a move analysts believe shows the central bank is expecting them to fail the tests.

The finance ministers from the 17 European countries that use the euro, known as the Eurogroup, incorporated huge sums of already committed money to create the headline figure of €800 billion for the new bailout facility.

Though the conglomerate was not a recipient of direct equity aid from the Troubled Asset Relief Program, G.E. availed itself of another bailout facility, the Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program overseen by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

The European Union has floated the notion of a one-time tax of 50 billion euros on lenders to pay for the so-called European Stability Mechanism, the new sovereign bailout facility set to take shape in 2013.

"We think that no agreement at the EU summit on the bailout facilities should erode euro support further in the near term," said Valentin Marinov, currency analyst at CitiFX.

Clearly it doesn't have that cash, so it will have to turn to the European financial stability facility (EFSF), the bailout fund that is backed by Euro big boys including Germany, France and – you've guessed it – Italy.

Britain is growing increasingly impatient with Germany which has blocked a French plan for the ECB to guarantee the eurozone bailout scheme, the European financial stability facility (EFSF).

The facility, Europe's main bailout vehicle, is backed by the finances of the euro zone countries, and there had been concern that the bonds would not get a top rating.

EU diplomats have said that the outline deal includes an agreement to boost the firepower of the eurozone bailout fund, the European financial stability facility (EFSF), from its current €440bn (£383bn) to around €2tn.