About 70 percent of a bonus would have to be deferred for up to three years and paid in a new class of security, called contingent capital, that would decline in value if the bank's financial performance deteriorates and could even be forfeited.
About 70 percent of a bonus would have to be deferred for up to three years and paid in a new class of security, called contingent capital, that would decline in value if the bank's financial performance deteriorates -- and potentially even be forfeited.
The identification of this class of susceptibility is contingent on association-based analyses.
There were five black students in my class of eight hundred and thirteen, the largest contingent ever, and one of them became my best friend and roommate.
MY favorite proposal is to require banks, and perhaps a broad class of financial institutions, to sell contingent debt that can be converted to equity when a regulator deems that these institutions have insufficient capital.
That point was made abundantly plain to members of the Class of 1962 and a small contingent from the Class of 1952 who convened on Friday in the school auditorium (a place where some of them undoubtedly used to serve a form of disciplinary punishment known as detention).
We introduce a new criteria to minimize the cost with high accuracy of product description, contingent upon a class of fractional differential equations.
Consequently, the attentional demands and the animals' expectations of reward were the same on each trial and, importantly, were not contingent on the class of stimulus presented.
We expect that the slope of the empirical curves will be contingent on the class of organisms which are used in the analysis.
John J. Sweeney, the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s president, said the ruling "is an important step in addressing the rights of contingent work force employees, who have too often been relegated to second-class status and rights, if any".
