Sentence examples for financing moves from inspiring English sources
Fanning the speculation of imminent solid offers were separate financing moves by Liberty and News Corp. last week.
Moodys credits them with savvy financing moves since the financial crisis hit, cutting costs, tweaking financial agreements and refinancing debt.
Consider Gap's latest three financing moves: In November, it issued $700 million in four- and seven-year bonds holding rates of 8.15% and 8.8%%.
Converts which pay interest like a bond but convert to stock at maturity are a standard but often desperate financing move.
We did not dare stir up a century of sludge when we cleaned up Salford Quays," says Ms Goodey.Measures of successAs private finance moves in, are financial returns the only measure of success for regeneration projects?
"It looks like a gamble was taken in the summer when Shebby Singh was brought in and Venky's financed moves for a lot of players, including giving them long contracts.
Some analysts had also suggested that the point at which the government finances moves into surplus could be delayed by a year, but in fact the surplus for 2018-19 has only been reduced from £5bn to £4bn, with a surplus of £23bn predicted for 2019-20.
Fiscal wizards like Felix G. Rohatyn concocted a two-pronged Potemkin government — the Municipal Assistance Corporation and the New York City Financial Control Board — and those subterfuges worked until New York City's finances moved into the black.
Nebraska, which has the healthiest pension finances, moved to a DC model for new hires as early as 1967.But making changes to pension promises is easier said than done.
Under his government, between 1994 and 1998 Colombia borrowed to spend: the public finances moved from balance to a deficit of 3.8% of GDP, while the current-account deficit ballooned from 4.5% of GDP to 6.4%.
But its finances moved through the shell companies — the QAT Consulting Group, QAT International and Protech Consulting — which held bank accounts into which clients wired their payments, according to court papers in the case.
