As asset prices dip, lenders require more capital as collateral, forcing investors to sell assets, further depressing prices.
There was no difference in the collateral ligament force in PS TKA.
However, the medial collateral ligament force was greater with PEEK and CFR-PEEK than UHMWPE in CR TKA.
Collateral power, collateral damage.
In repo lending a decades-old practice critical to the smooth functioning of markets the Federal Reserve may soon toughen collateral requirements and force borrowers to draw up contingency plans in case of a sudden freeze.
After months of reports of looting and collateral damage, Isis forces finally overrun the ancient site of Palmyra on 21 May.
Brown will be working with a patchwork offensive line, as Diehl's knee injury, believed to be to his medial collateral ligament, has forced another reshuffling of a unit already in flux.
Financiers, as the university's creditors, are promised ever-increasing tuition as the collateral on loans, forcing public schools to aggressively recruit ever more out-of-state students, who pay higher tuitions, and to raise the in-state tuition relentlessly as well, simply to meet debt burdens and keep credit ratings high.
Lanny Breuer, who served as the assistant attorney general for the criminal division at the time, said the so-called "collateral consequences" of forcing HSBC to plead guilty -- such as the possibility of the bank losing business and shedding jobs -- "were absolutely a factor" in the department's decision to seek a settlement rather than pursue criminal charges. .
First, the term C τ is due to the fact that the legal title to the collateral amount comes into force only at the time of the first default.
But because many banks trade the instruments in operating subsidiaries instead of their holding companies, these downgrades may not force big collateral postings.
