Sentence examples for extended collateral from inspiring English sources

The extended collateral plan, however, will last only 30 days at a time.

In some senses, the new Extended Collateral Term Repo facility is a halfway house.

It said it would hold at least one Extended Collateral Term Repo Facility a month until further notice and would offer at least £5bn at each operation.

Sir Mervyn and Mr Osborne said another scheme intended to ease funding pressures on banks – the Extended Collateral Term Repo Facility – would activate shortly.

Banks will be able to swap poor quality assets like credit card debt and commercial real estate loans in return for a six-month cash loan under the central bank's first Extended Collateral Term Repo Facility operation.

The success or otherwise of the Bank's recently launched Funding for Lending Scheme FLSS) and Extended Collateral Term Repo (ECTR) is too early to conclude, let alone act upon.

The European Central Bank also said it was moving forward on a plan that would extend collateral privileges to small-business loans guaranteed by the European Commission or the European Investment Bank, a publicly owned development bank.

Not only was the 6.75% bond offering managed by ABN Amro Bank N.V., one of the world's biggest financial houses, but the bonds also came with what seemed like an ironclad guarantee: The prospectus, approved by ABN Amro's own lawyers, stated that DAF wouldn't extend collateral to any other lenders without giving the bondholders equal protection.

Both peptidergic populations extend collateral processes locally, as well as to the dorsal AVP-containing region [58].

We examined individual neurons using a sparse labeling approach, and at P0, we found that the primary axon projected toward the corpus callosum and did not extend collateral axon branches.

The axons then turn dorsally into the intermediate zone of the cerebral cortex, where they interact with cells of the cortical subplate before extending collateral branches to reach their final target in layer IV of the cerebral cortex [ 1].