But after what seems an exhaustive review of a now voluminous record of transcripts, exhibits and other evidence from multiple official inquiries, Professor Ball concludes there is "no evidence" that the decision-makers "examined the adequacy of Lehman's collateral, or that legal barriers deterred them from assisting the firm".
Low-to-zero income, low credit scores, and lack of collateral were some of the obvious barriers.
Consequently, issues related to the development of Malay reserve land are focused on the legislative barriers such as restrictions in land dealing, collateral, and multi-level ownerships (Yusof et al. 2010).
In recent decades, Least Developed Countries (LDCs) have been using their natural-resources as collateral to access sources of finance for investment, countervailing the barriers they face when accessing conventional bank lending and capital markets.
For the over 70 million Americans who have a criminal record however, the digital era has not only compounded the strain of unemployment, but the collateral effect has created a devastating, inhumane and seemingly permanent barrier to employment.
The lack of a collateral registry in the second largest economy (since 2010) serves as a barrier to information transparency that allows unscrupulous borrowers to pledge the same collateral for multiple loans.
All our epithelial surfaces participate in keeping up an effective barrier against microbes while not initiating ongoing inflammatory processes and risking collateral damage to the host.
At SCSJ, Daryl raises awareness about the collateral consequences of the criminal justice system and represents clients who, like himself, face legal barriers to reintegration after leaving prison.
Speaking from his base in Las Vegas, Gross said that phase one of Woods' treatment consisted of breaking down the barriers to admitting he had a problem and taking full responsibility for the collateral damage.
For those with an undocumented status especially, no collateral in Mexico leads to problems in accessing finances, whilst having spent the majority of their lives in the United States, barriers in the Spanish language mean some returnees fail to be accepted into the Mexican education system. .
