Sentence examples for credit leverage from inspiring English sources

He said that Ford would need to spend about $3 billion to reduce its credit leverage, which would bring it in line with that of G.M.'s credit operation.

Others say risk is increased because when the Federal Reserve buys Treasuries the financial system responds by extending credit leverage and holding riskier positions in aggregate: a lower price of risk-bearing means, when financiers seek to report positive profits and reach for yield, a larger amount of risk-bearing capacity put to work.

Last we will look at the theory of credit and leverage cycles and some case studies of banking crises that seem to be caused by excessive growth in credit and leverage.

Over the last decade, America's banking sector got pumped up by steroids — in the form of cheap credit and leverage — every bit as much as Major League Baseball's home run hitters.

The financial crisis which took up a lot of attention, then getting agreement on the economic recovery package, then health care coming on top of that, where I think President Obama had to use a lot of his credit and leverage.

The potential problem with this sort of forward guidance is that it sends a signal to participants in the financial markets that they don't have to worry about interest-rate rises, so they can take advantage of cheap credit to leverage up and take more risks.

When JPJ reaches a credit facility leverage of 2.75, the company intends to start paying a dividend.

Leading Wall Street figures will discuss the state of lending, credit and leverage at 2-4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 27th in Geneen Auditorium.

The lecture, "At the Brink: The Future of Lending, Credit and Leverage," will be held this Saturday at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business.

One would hope that some lessons were learned from the excesses of credit and leverage when the crisis started in 2007.

After a long period of favorable financial conditions, including low-interest rates and easier access to credit, corporate leverage in many emerging economies is too high.