In 1991 amid the collapse of the Bond empire, Bond shifted his offices out of the tower, leaving the top three floors vacant.
In the mid-1990's, the city made painful midyear budget cuts, Mr. Hevesi recalled, because of the United States bailout of Mexico and the collapse of the bond market.
In a note analysts at RBS Marketplace welcomed the news saying it would stop the collapse of the bond market in countries under stress and buy "a significant amount of time".
Only the material, the immediately practical, not the divine and spiritual, is important to us,' he wrote in 1829, criticising the collapse of social bonds in the quest for riches.
By contrast, there were never serious fears that the dotcom bubble burst, September 11th 2001, or, more recently, the collapse of General Motors' bonds and investors' flight from risky investments, would lead the system to collapse.Regulators understand very well how much the world stands to gain from this revolution in finance, but they are nevertheless nervous.
During this time, greed will cause brothers to kill brothers, and fathers and sons will suffer from the collapse of kinship bonds.
One advantage of these packing materials is the possibility of using them with highly aqueous mobile phases without any evidence of collapse of the bonded phase.
Mr. Farley won control of the company, but the deal ended in disaster after the collapse of the junk bond market in the early 1990's.
The collapse of the junk bond powerhouse Drexel Burnham Lambert in 1991 seems small by comparison, as does the 1998 failure of the big hedge fund Long Term Capital Management.
The collapse of just one bond auction could send shock waves around the world.An alternative would be for the Treasury to throw Fannie and Freddie a lifeline, perhaps as much as $25 billion-30 billion in new capital.
