Others will assess you as a more credit-worthy individual if you have a high bank balance, regardless of whether the collateral is actually tied to the car loan.
At other times, the auditor said, the local governments were "overestimating the value of the collateral" — which was often tied to land values.
AIG nearly collapsed in mid-September last year when it was downgraded by rating agencies and thus had to post additional collateral for its derivatives tied to U.S. subprime mortgages.
Of the total, $66 million was tied up as collateral for a bond tied to the Verizon patent verdict.
This means making sure high-quality government bonds, say, are not needlessly tied up as collateral for trades where lower-quality assets would be acceptable.
Some say Arsène has his Eyes Wide Shut to the problems of his youth strategy while others argue the club has too much cash tied up as Collateral for stadium debt.
It means that the more of a bank's balance-sheet is tied up as collateral, the fewer assets will be available to them in the event of a default.
Yet, in lieu of all of this, your deposited money is somehow not tied to this collateral and is seen as an unsecured debt to the bank instead.
"Collateral Freedom ties access to information to the Chinese economy," Smith explained.
Mr. Hochfelder had helped to purchase an apartment for Mr. Bernstein's father-in-law, but he later pledged it as collateral for a bad loan; it is now tied up in litigation.
It remains to be established whether collateral sensitivity in the above examples is indeed tied to ABCG2 expression and function.
