Sentence examples for creditor fund from inspiring English sources

"Our hope is that there will indeed be a general creditor fund and all of these claimants will have a chance to participate in that," Mr. Sheehan said.

One constantly hears that the Chinese (and other external creditors) "fund" our deficit.

"I believe in the long run it will serve our institution and our stakeholders that we honored our commitment to our creditors, funded our pension plans and have done our very best to do everything consensually.

To secure his future rights as a creditor, the fund has filed court judgments in his favor, according to filings.

The administrators therefore expect 'the value of the creditor's fund may be in the region of £38,863'.

Creditors might fund systemically important firms on artificially advantageous terms, thus enabling them to grow bigger and riskier.

Rogue company directors will enjoy a £500m payday while honest businesses and taxpayers lose out, it was claimed last night, after the Government announced creditors must fund the costs of insolvency legal battles.

The crux of the "devaluation default" argument is that our "creditors" who "fund" our deficits will be paid back in increasingly worthless paper, and that this is tantamount to a default.

It called for the creation of a parallel banking system as well as the use of i.o.u.s or even a new drachma to replace the euro if Greece's creditors cut funding to banks.

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See MCorp, 160 B.R. at 960 (approving a plan in which senior creditors agreed to fund a settlement with a specific junior creditor by reallocating a portion of their recovery); Genesis Health Ventures, (approving a plan in which senior lenders agreed to reallocate a portion of their distribution to certain classes of unsecured creditors).