Sentence examples for external borrowers from inspiring English sources
Finally, it is important to challenge the legitimacy of external creditors' financial claims when they involve repayment of funds lent to governments that systematically looted the public treasury or used public funds (including those supplied by external borrowers) for domestic repression in order to maintain power.
The good news, however, is that most of the borrowers are themselves foreign banks: South Korean institutions represent only 45 percent of short-term external borrowing, just 6 percent of overall loans.
The sharp rise in private-sector external debt leaves borrowers exposed to a sharp weakening of the lira, especially as the boost to competitiveness from a weaker lira will be more than offset by the expected weakness of external demand, especially in 2009.All of this suggests that Turkey will aim to get an IMF deal sewn up as soon as possible.
Borrowers hold external assets which amount to 1+δ of their total short-term liabilities; 40% of these are allocated to the illiquid asset.
The gap called the external finance premium depends on the strength of a borrower's finances.
Nearly all sovereign borrowers subsequently defaulted on all or part of their external debts, beginning with Germany.
As for the elections, Moody's said it best: "No matter [who] wins, the new administration will face growing fiscal pressures that could translate into risks in the external sector, especially as currency depreciation increases the burden on dollar borrowers".
However, when bureaucrats from Human Resources and Skills Development Canada (HRSDC) lost an external hard drive containing the personal information of 583,000 Canada Student Loan borrowers (from the years 2000 to 2006), people didn't seem to care that much.
A positive shock such as an increase in productivity will boost the borrower's cashflow and balance sheet and thus cut its external finance premium.
A high level of short-term external debt relative to a government's stock of reserves means an economy lacks the means to tide borrowers through temporary difficulties.
