end{aligned} (10 According to Eq. (10), we observe a constant relationship between the levered and the unlevered firm value if the leverage is set to (l_t=l) on all refinancing dates (t,~{t+k},~{t+2 k}, ldots) and the parameters k and (tau) of (Lambda _t^k) are constants as well.
THE Bank of England is set to announce its view on the leverage ratio, a key regulatory tool for ensuring the safety of banks.
Egypt's new investment law, currently being discussed in parliament, is set to attract new investors that would leverage Egypt's fundamental advantages, such as its strategic location, access to neighboring markets of Europe and Africa through its existing trade agreements as well as its overall low cost of doing business, to operate profitably.
The president has significantly less leverage on these matters than he did on the Bush tax cuts (since they were set to expire).
Memories, moments, stories, timelines and updates are all set to leverage the lower-friction content capture from sources such as drones or connected eyewear.
This is the opportunity that Orion Health was set up to leverage.
A) By raising around £6bn from shareholders, by selling around £2bn of fancy new bonds (or "cocos", for the cogniscenti - poor you), and by shrinking its balance sheet by up to £80bn (because capital requirements, on the famous "leverage ratio", are set as a proportion of gross loans and investments).
In the UK the FPC can recommend what level of leverage should be set for the whole industry and the Prudential Regulation Authority can set the level for individual firms and the system as a whole.
"On the face of it, these results provide limited festive cheer and the Scrooges among us would note that if a 3% stressed leverage ratio had been set for this exercise, half of the banks would have failed with a cumulative balance sheet de-leveraging of more than £350bn required," he said.
The leverage ratio is being set at 3% – the equivalent of 3p of capital for every £1 they lend – and could rise to more than 4%.
But he pointed out that the precise definition of leverage had not been set by the Basel regulators.
