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More than 120 councils face potential losses totalling nearly £1bn after the collapse last autumn of the Icelandic banks in which they had invested.

J. P. Morgan is the leader of a group of banks that face potential losses on more than $2 billion in loans to Global Crossing, the formerly highflying communications company that filed for bankruptcy protection in January.

With Mr. Trump's approval rating now hovering around 40percentt, House Republicans face potential losses deep enough to cost them control of the House, handing Democrats formidable power to challenge the president in the final two years of his term.

This means that taxpayers face potential losses of up to $300 million a month or more from the IBR program.

However, Trump has called on colleges and universities with large endowments to help lower the cost of tuition, or face potential loss of tax exempt status.

Marine ecosystems face potential loss of habitat structure as climate change progresses (e.g., coral reefs, seagrass beds, kelp forests, and deep coral communities) (see Hoegh-Guldberg 1999; Steneck and others 2002; Roberts and others 2006; Orth and others 2006).

Other Wall Street banks also balked at the deal, unhappy at facing potential losses while Bank of America or Barclays walked away with the potentially profitable part of Lehman at a cheap price.

But it faces potential losses on those sales because interest rates would be rising.

But now, Mr. Noel and Fairfield are the biggest known losers in the scandal, facing potential losses of $7.5 billion, more than half the firm's assets.

If the value of those fund assets turns out to be nil, the Dutch bank said, it faces potential losses of 850 million euros to 1 billion euros.

The rising risk of recession will damage a fragile European banking sector, which already faces potential losses of around €200 billion from higher risk on sovereign debt, according to new IMF estimates.