Sentence examples for estimates of its borrowing from inspiring English sources

Over the period of the financial crisis, the estimates of its borrowing costs submitted by Barclays were generally among the top four in the LIBOR panel (see chart 2).

The FSA pointed out that Barclays traders were quite open about their routine attempts to lobby their colleagues who submitted the bank's estimate of its borrowing costs to the BBA.

Collecting each bank's estimates of its rivals' borrowing rates would help identify any over-optimistic self-assessment.

Earlier on Friday, she announced her latest estimate — Aug. 2 — of when the government would reach the limit of its borrowing authority, unable to pay its bills unless Congress authorizes additional borrowing.

The full lifetime costs of the existing incomplete line, including the cost of its borrowing but not including extra borrowing needed to complete the line, are estimated to be more than £1bn.

Estimates of its size vary.

Estimates of its strength in Afghanistan vary.

One Barclays executive interpreted a memo from Mr Diamond, written after a telephone call with Mr Tucker in the autumn of 2008, as a sanction to "lowball" estimates of Barclays' borrowing costs so as to assuage fears about its solvency.

Barclays and, apparently, many other banks submitted dishonestly low estimates of bank borrowing costs over at least two years, including during the depths of the financial crisis.

That same year a group of American academics circulated a paper showing that banks' individual estimates of their borrowing costs were surprisingly close, given their different levels of risk.

However, individual banks will no longer be able to see each others' estimates of their borrowing costs - which are used to calculate Libor - on the day of submission.