Sentence examples for debt adjustments from inspiring English sources
If mark-downs on Countrywide's loan portfolio are less than $22 billion, then Bank of America can likely offset the adjustments with fair value debt adjustments and the difference between tangible equity and its purchase price of Countrywide, he estimated.
Ms. Denniston said that rather than convincing Judge Klein to throw out the case, the insurers would use the eligibility argument to draw Calpers into the bankruptcy, where debt adjustments are being determined.
No differentiation is made for CAHs or Maryland hospitals, whether the hospital received DSH or GME payments, or hospitals qualifying for bad debt adjustments.
From (T-k) to the current point at time t, the appropriate discount rate is the unlevered cost of equity (r_mathrm{u}) as the present value of the tax shield depends on the future debt adjustments to the (stochastic) firm value.13.13
The Debt Adjustment Act of 1923 was designed to adjust farmers' debts to a level that they could actually pay, thus allowing them to carry on while still ensuring that creditors received as much as was feasible.
And municipal bankruptcies are a form of debt adjustment, as opposed to liquidation or reorganization.
Moreover, proceedings for debt adjustment of individuals cannot be initiated by creditors.
We model a monetary union where fiscal discretion generates excessive debt accumulation in steady state and inefficiently delayed debt adjustment following shocks.
Paragraph (5) permits reasonable compensation for an indenture trustee in making a substantial contribution in a reorganization or municipal debt adjustment case.
Even the I.M.F., which traditionally shuns debt write-offs, has said that for Greece — whose debt mostly is held by other governments and the central bank — some form of additional debt adjustment should be considered.
Officials here have only begun to grapple with the implications of life under Chapter 9 of the federal bankruptcy code, a municipal form of debt adjustment, rather than reorganization or liquidation.
