Sentence examples for issuers debt from inspiring English sources

The 2017 Report describes issuers' debt collection efforts, whether in-house or by first-party or third-party collectors.

Bond issuers' debt burdens appear low enough that their taxpayers should be able to support them with their personal income and property taxes, specialists said.

It was billion-dollar obligations falling due under the terms of A.I.G.'s swaps contracts on other issuers' debt that led to the company's collapse in mid-September.

To the point where it wouldn't surprise at all to see further haircuts on some issuers' debt.

Issuer Debt in months t-x to t-y: Dummy variable that takes the value of one if the bank has issued debt during the months t-x to t-y.

Focusing on the timing variables, the issuance of debt (Column 1) is preceded by issuances of debt (Issuer Debt in t-4 to t-12statistically significant) and hybrid instruments (both Issuer Hybrid Instruments in t-4 to t-12 and Issuer Hybrid Instruments in t-4 to t-12 statistically significant), but not issuances of capital.

This is the huge arena where participants buy and sell insurance to protect against defaults by issuers of debt.

Mr. Egan's outfit gets paid by the users of his ratings; the oligopoly gets paid by the issuers whose debt is going to be rated.

After a long period with scarcely any bond defaults by companies, there have been 21 failures this year, according to Standard & Poor's, a rating agency; some 122 issuers, with debt of around $102 billion, are deemed vulnerable to default.

BLOOMBERG NEWS How Influential Are Credit Downgrades?  |  Bloomberg News reports: "For investors and policy makers, predicting the consequences of a rating change by S&P or Moody's — the dominant issuers of debt scores — may be little different from flipping a coin".

According to David S. Scharfstein of Harvard Business School, who also testified last week, of the 50 largest issuers of debt to money market funds today, only two are nonfinancial firms; the rest are banks and other financial companies, many of them foreign.