Sentence examples for from the maiden from inspiring English sources

In February, it said it had purchased "just under" $2 billion in face value from the Maiden Lane II portfolio.

A.I.G. has already received $6.1 billion in proceeds from the Maiden Lane asset sales and expects to receive another $1.9 billion this month.

Assets  |  The New York Fed plans to sell $3.4 billion of risky mortgage assets on Thursday that it acquired in the rescue of A.I.G., the last batch from the Maiden Lane III portfolio, Bloomberg News reports.

The financial statements show that the Fed earned about $3.5 billion last year from the Maiden Lane subsidiaries it created to buy assets from the investment bank Bear Stearns and the insurance company American International Group.

Its name takes inspiration from the maiden speech by the murdered Labour MP Jo Cox, who said people are far more united and have more in common than that which divides us.

From the Maiden's hair, we have a two-year timeline running up to her death, showing us some of what she ate and drank".

Any competitor who claims nerves play no part in the Ryder Cup is guilty of lying, anxiety was prevalent from the moment the maiden grouping stepped onto the 1st tee of Medinah Number Three.

It was in this filing that the New York Fed disclosed its confidential July 2012 deal with Bank of America, releasing it of any liability arising from fraud in the Maiden Lane II securities.

"Regrettably for the new leadership," President Vladimir V. Putin had said earlier in the day from Moscow of the maiden Games of Dr. Jacques Rogge's International Olympic Committee, "the first time is bound to be a flop".

From that day, the maiden was known as Ucchishta-matangini.

Natalie's paternal grandmother, Mania, from Romania, had the maiden name "Portman"; Natalie's paternal grandfather, Zvi Yehuda Hershlag, was born in Poland in 1914, and in 1938 moved to then British Mandate of Palestine, now Israel, where he was an economics professor; Zvi's parents died at Auschwitz.