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So it was encouraging that leaks from the conference seem to mention a bank restructuring as part of a grand plan, including expansion of the EFSF (perhaps involving "leveraging up" the fund) and a 50% default by the Greeks.

Why are shares a better motivator for long-term performance?They make the executive think twice before leveraging up the balance sheet or making wild business bets.

During this latest economic contraction, the Federal Reserve took interest rates to near 0%, and the Obama administration is leveraging up the public sector to record levels in a bid to re-leverage the private sector.

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But eventually the personal and institutional memory of the dangers of debt fades, leading to deregulation and leveraging up — setting the stage for the next deleveraging crisis.

As he says, the notion of leveraging up funds from the remaining AAA Europeans amounts to creating either a super-AIG or a super-CDO — basically trading off the AAA rating of those countries to make private investors feel safe.

Such leveraging up, or increasing the amount of debt in a company's capital structure to buy back shares, was a common tool used in the 1980's by companies seeking to lift their stock prices and thus thwart takeover attempts.

His archnemesis, Lew Ranieri, was a "cowboy" who didn't have a clue about risk, leveraging up and rolling the dice.

"The leveraging up and buying back stock thing is done," Mr. Peltz said in an interview.

The economy became increasingly leveraged up until the financial crisis, when it began around 2007.

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.