Sentence examples for contingent interests from inspiring English sources

In other words, disagreements on contingent interests (such as the war in Iraq) can impede conventional military co-operation, but nuclear co-operation is based on shared vital interests.

The possibility of an unexpectedly high appraisal may sometimes cause them to offer apparently out-of-the-money junior investors contingent interests in the reorganized business.

The monarch's explicit "I will" is thus needed to close this recognitive circle, lest legislation look like a mechanical compromise resulting from a clash of contingent interests, and so as actively willed by nobody.

Some of these officials have vested or contingent interests in transactions thereby causing inordinate delays and unnecessarily increasing the costs of doing business.

Their branch had a contingent interest in the succession to the Spanish crown.

The Court of Appeals found that the contingent remainder was alienable, and that Allen could "lawfully alienate her future contingent interest in fee" without destroying Albro's right of survivorship.

So when she decided to sell the property last year, in addition to owing more than $115,000 in principal and $117,000 in interest, she owed the lender $223,000 in "contingent interest," an amount equal to half the $446,000 appreciation in her home's value.

In this paper, we considered the pricing of credit contingent interest rate swap (CCIRS) or credit contingent default swap (CCDS).

In "Credit contingent interest rate swap" section, we establish that the pricing problem of CCIRS is equivalent to a CVA problem for interest rate swap.

Berkshire was to pay 70 cents on the dollar for the senior notes, which would have matured in 2009 with contingent interest due in 2016.

In this paper, we considered the pricing of credit contingent interest rate swap (CCIRS) or credit contingent default swap (CCDS), which is considered the CVA hedge for interest rate swaps (IRS).