Sentence examples for capital provision from inspiring English sources

German banks, for instance, did not have to make any capital provision for short-term lines of credit to conduits.Bank supervisors have long been aware of these inadequacies.

The Law Society wants to change the current system and give cohabitees, including homosexual couples, the right to capital provision upon a split.

Many of these structured debt instruments are bought by banks in other countries using off-balance-sheet entities for which they make little capital provision and about which banking supervisors know virtually nothing.Financial supervisors tend to be sober and calm, but that tale ought to bring any half-competent regulator out in a cold sweat.

OSI has been contractually established as the University's preferred capital provision partner for spinout companies based on research from the Mathematical, Physical, Life Sciences and Medical Sciences divisions.

The Scotland Office points to enhanced capital provision which, they say, amounts to an increase of 12.9% in real terms from 2014/15 to 2015/16, the year covered by today's statement.

In response, Mr Swinney notes that revenue - that is, day-to-day - spending drops by nearly 2% in real terms while the capital provision is largely made up by borrowing powers, requiring repayment.

The US Congress has passed the Dodd-Frank Act, which includes new oversight and supervision, a framework for winding up large failing banks, new compliance and consumer finance laws, higher capital provisions for banks, and changes to corporate governance and executive compensation practices.

The rival should trade at a premium to SocGen because it has better capital provisions and is likely to extract "significant value" from its recent acquisition of the assets of Dutch bank Fortis.

Until the drive towards economic and monetary union the development of the capital provisions had been slow.

Tough rules may make banks safe, this argument goes, but they also squeeze profits by forcing the banks to keep too much capital and provision over-cautiously.

The Agricultural Development Institute (ADI) has continually provided technical support to the family agriculture in areas such as investment in human and productive capital, credit provision, access to markets, recuperation of eroded soil and irrigation.