Call it "financial instrument overload".
If you're suffering from financial reform overload and words like Blankfein, Dodd, and collateralized debt obligations induce nausea, please avert your eyes.
This was actually a strike aimed at domestic critics, who say the U.S. president, saddled with a financial crisis, is overloading the circuits by pushing for an overhaul of health care, energy and education policy, and probably immigration.
The choice is between two cruel outcomes: the high probability of an irreparably damaged financial system, or an overload of moral hazard.
It's a lack of bank branches, an overload of alternative financial services, and a dearth of opportunities to spend hard-earned wages at local businesses.
The most frequent reasons mentioned by those who sought treatment after 21 days were thinking that symptoms will disappear (90%), financial problem (28.4%), work overload (18.5%), transport problem (8.0%), health facility being too far (7.1%), being afraid of a long process at health facility (4.7%), being severely ill and unable to reach (4.7%), on traditional treatment (3.3%), and others (2.8%).
The Dutch and Belgian governments took control of Fortis, a financial services firm that was overloaded with debt from its part in the acquisition of ABN Amro.
The sales were put together in summer, well before the financial picture darkened, and were overloaded with works from sellers trying to cash in on the last several seasons' wave of inflation.
The company's financial arm has also be overloaded by past-due receivables and remains in worse shape than similar subsidiaries at Cummins and Deere, Citi analyst Timothy Thein said in late June.
Major stress factors for international medical students include curriculum overload, family responsibilities, incurring financial debts, decreased chances for social leisure and inadequate coping skills [ 25, 26].
