Sentence examples for insured debt from inspiring English sources

The mostly elderly respondents were instead offered "insured" debt obligations, promising 9% yields from paper backed by used car loans.

With $524 billion in insured debt, Ambac sells insurance policies promising to repay bondholders when bond issuers default.

That is what Argentina did here: by virtue of the earlier FEIC contracts, Argentina was already obligated to supply the U. S. dollars needed to retire the FEIC insured debts; the Bonods simply allowed Argentina to restructure its existing obligations.

Similar instruments to insure debt of Société Générale stood at 4.5 percent, compared with 1.07 percent in April.

Concerns about the possibility of a default in Greece persisted, with the cost of insuring debt rising to a record.

And the cost of insuring debt issued by European banks approached that seen at the height of the financial crisis.

As investors gained confidence in the ability of countries to pay back debt, the cost of insuring debt fell in Greece and across the Continent.

But companies like Ambac and MBIA sought to bolster their revenue by jumping into the business of insuring debt tied to home loans.

The cost of credit-default swaps, or insuring debt, sold by Europe's so-called peripheral nations rose, ending four days of declines.

On Friday the so-called spread on a credit default swap for Spanish debt was 162, meaning it cost 162,000 to insure debt of 10 million, or about $13.6 million.

The cost of buying credit-default swaps (CDSs) on the debt of Intesa, Italy's biggest bank by domestic market share, is 295 bps while that of insuring debt issued by Monte dei Paschi di Siena, a smaller and admittedly troubled rival, is 708 bps.