Sentence examples for cost of guarantees from inspiring English sources
Hartford lost $2.75 billion in 2008, hurt by investment losses and the cost of guarantees it provided to holders of variable annuities.
While the market can find uses for partial credit guarantees, the attractions for public policy can be illusory: indeed their most attractive feature for myopic politicians may be the ease with which the true cost of guarantees can be understated, at least at the outset.
Ostensibly, that premium (and sometimes assorted fees) reflects the cost of guaranteeing the borrower clear ownership of a property.
The government has estimated that the cost of guaranteeing the delayed mortgage payments would add a £1bn contingent liability to government borrowing, but only cost £100m directly in eventual defaults.
The authors calculate that the cost of guaranteeing all the money paid into an account invested half in equities and half in bonds would be only 0.2% of all contributions after ten years, and would fall to zero soon after.
While Geneva wants the Swiss government to raise its annual contribution of 16.5 million Swiss francs, or about $18 million, to the cost of guaranteeing security for the 40,000 residents linked to the United Nations and other international organizations, Bern has questioned whether Geneva efficiently spent past subsidies.
The throughput is 12% less than the throughput with the naive IPC, however, which reflects the extra processing cost of guaranteeing a valid decoded code word at termination.
The extra cost of guaranteeing clean power will come from a levy on people's bills, although it is not clear yet how large the Treasury will allow that levy to be.
In the third simulation, we propose to estimate the processing delay when our network is under attack and we evaluate the cost of guaranteeing intrusion-tolerance and of performing QoS compensation after being the victim of an intrusion.
