Sentence examples for liabilities held by from inspiring English sources

External bank liabilities held by non-banks are found to increase after the introduction of explicit deposit insurance.

According to Teikoku Databank, a credit-research company, the total interest-bearing liabilities held by the group of 119 big builders increased by ¥155 billion to ¥10.1 trillion during the year to last March.

Figures compiled by Gian Maria Milesi-Ferretti, an economist at the IMF, show that the stock of foreign assets and liabilities held by rich countries has risen fivefold relative to GDP in the past 30 years and doubled in the past decade (see chart 3).

Outlawing deposit-taking banks from using their own capital to trade in risky hedge funds and private equity deals, and imposing limits on the liabilities held by any single banking group, are measures by which the activities of banks can be grounded onshore, where they belong.

Let us denote the liabilities held by the policy authority as ( varepsilon_{pi } ), which is an n × 1 vector.

The designated institutions were among the largest issuers of highly rated short-term liabilities held by money market mutual funds including Bank of America Corp., General Electric Co., BNP Paribas SA and Société Générale SA.

Mohamed El-Erian, of the giant bond investor Pimco, said: "Through the E.C.B., E.U. and I.M.F., the official sector has stepped in with its balance sheet to assume liabilities previously held by the private sector, thereby allowing private investors to exit in an orderly fashion".

4 8 19 24 26 31 As a result, medical tourists may lack adequate access to follow-up once back home owing to documentation gaps and resulting liability concerns held by physicians.

It poses a serious risk because, as Scott explains, our financial system still depends on approximately $7.4 to $8.2 trillion of runnable and uninsured short-term liabilities, 60percentt of which are held by nonbanks.

Along with financial statements for the Fed's board of governors in Washington and the 12 Fed district banks, the Fed released details about the assets held by five limited liability companies that were created by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in response to the crisis.

Perhaps to dispel any notion of a distress sale, the Andlingers issued a statement through their broker noting that the apartment was held by a limited liability corporation owned by "Mrs. Andlinger, who moved to New York City temporarily due to the special education needs of her children".