Sentence examples for cross-border exposures from inspiring English sources

Within the euro area, banks have cut cross-border exposures by $3.7 trillion since the end of 2007 (the euro crisis explains some of that retrenchment, of course).

In central and eastern Europe borrowers fret about regulatory changes that are encouraging banks in Sweden and Austria to cut their cross-border exposures.

The belief that markets were self-regulating allowed staggering volumes of highly levered and opaque cross-border exposures to build up.

This nugatory improvement will make it much harder for Greece to push through a fully fledged restructuring later because the government will have less legal room for manoeuvre.Given the cross-border exposures within the euro area that have built up in the past decade, the ECB is right to fret about contagion spreading from a Greek default.

That is a negligible 0.4percentt of foreign banks' total cross-border exposure, said Stephen Jen, an analyst at the hedge fund Blue Gold capital management.

But setting aside all these potential concerns, international law employers are clearly attracted to the sort of cross-border exposure that double degrees aim to provide.

Still, he noted that The Islamic Corp. for the Insurance of Investment and Export Credit in Saudi Arabia, which has an Aa3/stable rating, did have cross-border exposure and write political risk-exposed policies.

At the end of the second quarter, JPMorgan Chase reported total cross-border exposure of $49 billion to France, while Citigroup had $44 billion and Bank of America had $20 billion.

They reckon there may be a total of €30 trillion-worth of cross-border exposure under foreign law, including bonds, loans, derivatives and swaps.

Firstly, it indicates that illicit cross border exposure to direct to consumer advertising has the potential to modify drug use, even where such advertising is technically prohibited.

Although Canada prohibits direct to consumer advertising that includes both a brand name and indications, substantial cross border exposure to US advertising occurs through cable and satellite television, radio, print media, and internet advertising.