Sentence examples for its ultimate exposure from inspiring English sources
While Fannie Mae says its subprime exposure amounts to about $8 billion, its ultimate exposure, including Alt-A loans and other nonprime loans, probably exceeds $500 billion, Mr. Wallison and Mr. Calomiris said in a September paper for the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative group in Washington.
It seems the ultimate exposure of the false economy of privilege.
This will be published to the Internet world -- ultimate exposure (if anyone reads it, of course).
The company's "ultimate exposure" is impossible to gauge, it suggests.
For that, it is recommended that you read Fred Parker's ultimate exposure calculator: http://www.fredparker.com/ultexp1.htm.
They have enough loan-loss reserves to cover 80% of the remaining $268 billion.But no one is really sure whether banks have adequately disclosed, or even know, their ultimate exposure.
Bulstrode wields a disapproving moral force in the town of Middlemarch through the exercise of his philanthropic and political power — but he has a guilty secret that undermines his assumption of moral authority, the ultimate exposure of which reveals him to be a hypocrite, and worse.
Yet the complexity and number of such instruments lie behind banks' difficulties in knowing who will bear the ultimate exposure to defaults on American subprime mortgages.The accord also enshrines an approach called value at risk (VAR), a risk-management technique that, like a gambler's optimism, has a worrying tendency to swell the longer things are going well.
Blood was collected using lithium heparin tubes (Vacuette®; Greiner Bio-One, Kremsmünster, Austria) before the start of photohardening in March to June and within 48 h of the (pen)ultimate exposure of the photohardening treatment from May to August.
It was its ultimate goal.
The biggest controversy about MBIA is whether to believe the company's estimates of its ultimate expected real losses from mortgage exposure, which it puts at $2 billion, or the estimates of short-sellers, who put losses close to $14 billion.
