Sentence examples for finance collateral from inspiring English sources
Table 3 Pearson correlation coefficient matrix Collateral requirement Small business support services Awareness of funding opportunities Structure of financial sector Access to finance Collateral requirement 1 0.331 0.054 0.564a 0.087 Sig.
In the heyday of structured finance collateral managers like Tilton didn't sweat over reinvestment periods ending because they could always mint new structured finance vehicles to help satisfy their liquidity and redemption needs.
In an attempt to eliminate some of the drain on the finances, collateral Imperial branches were given surnames (the Imperial family had none) and sent out into the provinces.
And Athens will have borrowed a further 71.4 billion euros to buy back debt and finance the collateral it has promised to private creditors under the debt swap.
If Moody's and Standard & Poor's had both rated Morgan Stanley the equivalent of Baa2 at the end of last year, the bank has estimated it might have had to post $6.5 billion to finance additional collateral pledges and payments to terminate contracts.
Even if the F.E.C. had a quorum, the matter is further complicated by questions over whether — during darker days — he used his past commitment to public financing as collateral for a bank loan to help keep his campaign afloat.
According to the indictment, Hyfin -an acronym for Help Your Friend In Need - improperly spent $2.3 million to finance Compumeter, without collateral, thereby defrauding 55,000 members of the credit union.
But the Fed can provide a way to finance less-liquid collateral on the balance sheets of banks and primary dealers, the banks and securities dealers allowed to trade directly with the Fed.
The Corporate and Other segment comprises RGA Technology Partners, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary that develops and markets technology solutions for the insurance industry, interest expense related to debt and the investment income, and expense associated with the company's collateral finance facility.
The stewards of the world's largest economies are anxious for a compromise, to keep their own finances from suffering collateral damage.
