Sentence examples for core debt from inspiring English sources

The Irish-based newspaper publisher, Independent News & Media (INM), has agreed to a debt restructuring deal with its lenders in order to reduce its core debt to €118m (£99.5m).

Core debt, however, rose by $2.0 billion since the start of the year to $13.7 billion since last day of 2014.

Meijer, who has a "sell" rating on ING Group and a price target of 8.80 euros ($12.85), expects the financial services firm to put some of its core debt on the market as part of its attempts to raise capital.

The firm's core debt-trading business reported a more than sevenfold rise in revenue, to $265.7 million, while its equities trading business rose 65 percent, to $210 million.

Sweat the assets while loading the core business with debt, so you can move on and do it again.

Reports in Europe showed that Germany and France powered economic growth in the euro area in the first quarter as booming exports fueled domestic spending in the bloc's core, offsetting sovereign debt concerns.

Similarly for centralised deposit insurance, which would enlist German banks (and ultimately the state) as guarantors of other countries' savings.Such proposals "bear on the core issue: do debt and responsibility remain linked to each other?" asks Norbert Barthle, a member of the Bundestag from Mrs Merkel's Christian Democratic Union.

Regulators are doing the right thing by increasing tangible equity capital requirements and focusing on balance sheets that are funded by longer-term core deposits and debt to avoid the risks inherent in short-term funding that exacerbated the financial meltdown in 2008.

So, on the core question of debt, on bringing America back to fiscal reason, Obama is still better than McCain".

Fitch has long specialized in the sorts of securities that form the molten core of the subprime debt catastrophe, rating 54% of all structured finance deals in 2006, including so-called collateralized debt obligations.

Second, it's plain dangerous to make the elimination of the national debt a core goal of policy.