Sentence examples for leverage up to from inspiring English sources

The fund could leverage up to £200m from other investors.

If the fund can leverage up to $1 trillion, then the International Monetary Fund could provide more, perhaps as much as $335 billion, which could then also be leveraged.

"I don't like that," he says, "especially since banks wanted us to leverage up to our necks two years ago".So far, however, it appears that the majority of SMEs are finding ways to cope.

In what Liberal Democrats are hailing as one of the major announcements of their conference, the business secretary will say that the new bank could leverage up to £10bn to help businesses struggling to find funds from high-street banks.

It can leverage up to one-third of its net assets, and Mr. Samuelson said that in normal circumstances, it would have 80to115percentent in long positions, since he expects those stocks to appreciate.

Hence growing discussion of how the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), the newly strengthened euro-zone bail-out pot, can leverage up to protect struggling countries like Italy and Spain.In particular, there is lots of talk about using the EFSF as an insurer, which would guarantee the buyers of government bonds of peripheral countries against losses up to a certain amount.

Don't Run Before You Can Walk Diamond Food was leveraging up to buy Pringles, assuming $850 million in debt.

Schäuble remains enraged by the suggestion of Tim Geithner, the US treasury secretary, that the EFSF be "leveraged" up to €2tn.

Fresh from leveraging up to buy a stake in the Ping An Insurance Group of China, Dhanin Chearavanont is borrowing $6 billion to finance a takeover of Siam Makro, a cash-and-carry company.

Most housing associations are charities, legally obliged to secure a full return on their assets to serve their beneficiaries, and all developing organisations are leveraged up to the hilt having borrowed against the homes they have in an attempt to build desperately-needed new ones.

Margin Call tries to make clear the reason for the problems at Unnamed Investment Bank, but whenever someone starts getting into the details it sounds like: "Well, sir, we're now leveraged up to our historical volatility index limits, and if you cross the streams in the flux capacitor Skynet will become self-aware at 2.14am Eastern Time".