Sentence examples for distressed banking from inspiring English sources

With an industrial base in recession and a deeply distressed banking sector, Germany is often likened to Japan, which has been economically moribund over the last decade.

In addition, the government is considering luring investors to buy distressed banking assets by offering sweeteners, known as credit enhancements, that would compensate any future losses on the purchases with Irish taxpayer money.

As the economic downturn continues, and the relative scale of taxpayer support for the distressed banking system between the UK and the Eurozone becomes apparent, it is likely that their credibility will become more robust, whereas the reverse is likely to be the case for us as we will be constantly tempted or perceived to be tempted, to escape our obligations through devaluation.

I started at Goldman Sachs in 1997 as a first-year associate in distressed bank debt.

As panic spread, governments engineered the rescue of distressed banks or took them over directly.

Almost a third of it is accounted for by state support for distressed banks.

He stayed with the bank for seventeen years, developing an expertise in trading distressed bank assets.

They placed the distressed bank under the management of provisional administrators.

Second, distressed banks offered exceptionally high interest rates on insured deposits, enabling them to retain and attract funds from depositors.

Barclays argued that if the judge reopened the sale contract, buyers of distressed bank assets would become scarce.

Shouldn't these distressed banks be marshalling all of the financial resources available to them to ensure their viability?