Sentence examples for deposit collateral from inspiring English sources

The Hungarian central bank had to deposit collateral, denominated in euros, with the European Central Bank.

Under the terms of the deal, UBS would pay Paramax 0.155 percent of the $1.31 billion in notes annually for its insurance and Paramax would deposit collateral to back the swap, increasing it if the value of the underlying notes declined.

Futures options are also traded on CBOT; in lieu of depositing collateral you simply fork over the entire price of the option.

This also meant they were unable to access loans from the agricultural development bank to set up new businesses, as they could offer no deposit or collateral.

Use that certificate of deposit, as collateral for a loan.

NP: While Citigroup was illegally merged as an entity that could be backed by the FDIC, whose depositors had their deposits insured by the government, and who could then use those deposits as collateral to make all sorts of speculative bets, which was what ultimately the repeal of Glass-Steagall allowed it to do--but it superseded that repeal by being an illegally constructed entity.

As a creditor, EZCORP has a leg up on banks since it can recover the value of defaulted loans simply by selling the property deposited as collateral, which is not necessarily a bad thing nowadays considering that a lot of it comprises gold objects.

We can also extend the fully trade credit policy to the partial trade credit policy in which a seller requests its credit-risk customers to pay a fraction of the purchase amount at the time of placing an order as a collateral deposit, and then grants a permissible delay on the rest of the purchase amount.

Qualifying standards are relatively lenient because that upfront deposit acts as collateral.

One alternative to help build your credit is what's known as a secured credit card, which requires a cash collateral deposit that becomes the credit line for that account.

Kabul Bank often exceeded the limit of what it was allowed to lend on any particular project, and it sometimes skirted collateral and deposit requirements.