Sentence examples for external assets from inspiring English sources

Europeans hold huge external assets and liabilities.

President Bush has the authority to impose a freeze on external assets immediately on Mr. Mugabe and his inner circle.

The German net foreign-asset position is long in foreign currency (i.e., foreign currency-denominated external assets plus domestic-currency-denominated external liabilities are larger than domestic-currency-denominated external assets plus foreign-currency-denominated external liabilities).

Since then it has narrowed, helped by sterling's fall (almost all of Britain's external assets are in foreign currency but only around 60% of its liabilities).

Since the 1980s, helped by a series of regulatory changes, UK banks had expanded globally and by their peak in 2008 – when they were bailed out by the taxpayer – UK financial institutions' external assets were approaching six times GDP.

The rally in global stockmarkets in 2004 boosted the value of America's external assets by more than the value of its liabilities because Americans own more shares abroad than foreigners own in the United States.

One bank (iin mathcal {N}) is uniformly sampled at random; its external asset holdings r i and s i are set to zero.

Hence, bank i pays its total liabilities (bar {p}_{i}), if its total asset value consisting of its external asset value r i +s i q ∗ and interbank asset value η i (p ∗,q ∗) exceeds its liabilities.

As expected, we find that the higher the proportion of the illiquid asset in the external asset portfolio, i.e., the higher the ρ, the higher the capital requirement for both core and periphery banks is.

For each bank i, capital C i is computed as the sum of external asset holdings e i and promised interbank holdings (sum _{jin mathcal {N}} Pi _{ji}bar p_{j} ) less its liabilities (bar p_{i}).

Following Rogers and Veraart (2013), we introduce two new parameters 0≤α≤1 and 0≤β≤1, such that 1−α and 1−β determine the frictional costs due to bankruptcy: A defaulting bank will only realize a fraction α of its external asset value, i.e., the value of the liquid and illiquid asset, and a fraction β of its interbank asset value, i.e., the value of interbank claims and cross-holdings.