Sentence examples for deposit compensation from inspiring English sources

Up to £50,000 of each saver's money would be protected through a combination of the Icelandic deposit compensation scheme and the UK's Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).

In the meantime, the deposit compensation unit of the Financial Services Authority in Britain was readying on Tuesday application forms for Icesave's 300,000 British customers, who have an estimated £2.5 billion in deposits with the bank.

Operating Profit from the loan portfolio results from the difference between Income Inflows, and the total of interest expenses from deposit liabilities, compensation and fringe benefits, and allowances for impairment.

Jonathan Visscher of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) says that dealers frequently report that customers are putting down deposits using compensation payments for mis-sold payment-protection insurance.It all looks like a canny bit of wheeler-dealing by carmakers.

Payment is escrowed by the exchange, with the buyer depositing the agreed compensation at the commencement of the project.

You would be entitled to your deposit back and claim compensation if it cost you more to buy the same bike elsewhere.

The Hota accretionary complex was deposited below the carbonate compensation depth (CCD) and was affected by intense shearing, forming an east west trending and south-verging fold and thrust belt.

Two of those responsibilities that will prove most problematic at the national level are unemployment compensation and bank deposit insurance.

If your proposal to tie deposit insurance premiums to executive compensation structures is enacted, banks will be charged more for deposit insurance if their executives gamble with the firm's money.

The government has also lifted from £35,000 to £50,000 the limit of retail deposits protected under the official compensation scheme at any one banking group.

But an investigator with Mr. Blackburn found that she had deposited a $168 worker's compensation check in Oklahoma City on the day Mr. Coleman accused her of selling drugs.