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In response, Credit Suisse has announced a plan to raise 15.3 billion Swiss francs ($16.4 billion) in capital by tapping existing shareholders for new investments and selling certain financial assets.
Instead, HSBC looks ready to tap existing shareholders.
Authorities want European banks to tap existing shareholders and reduce employee bonuses to find a combined $147 billion to increase their core Tier 1 ratios, a measure of a firm's ability to weather financial shocks, to 9 percent by June.
IN EUROPE, CONFLICT OVER BANK CAPITAL Authorities want European banks to tap existing shareholders and reduce employee bonuses to find a combined $147 billion to increase their core Tier 1 ratios to 9 percent by June, Mark Scott reports.
Advisers often tap existing clients for prospects and also scour industry sites, like TechCrunch or AllThingsD.
Successful marijuana entrepreneurs will try to expand that market, for example by tapping into existing subcultures or identity groups, for example outdoors enthusiasts, health-conscious suburbanites or stressed out professionals.
Part of its appeal and success is due to the startup's community building activities that has seen it launch in cities by tapping into existing parenting or mum networks.
But at most companies, there is usually enough technology available so that initial steps toward operational intelligence can be taken by tapping into existing data streams, mashing them up with Web information and assimilating this into a wiki or onto portal pages that reference a wide scope of information.
The information needed for the audit is obtained by tapping into existing sources such as the data currently collected by cancer registries and individual clinicians.
Sustainable technologies for resilience Today, UNICEF is developing a mitigation plan in the Somali Region to deliver a sustainable supply of water by tapping into existing water sources that will provide an adequate quantity and quality of water throughout the year.
