Sentence examples for lower collateral from inspiring English sources
Bloomberg contends that higher margin requirements will disadvantage cleared swaps to the benefit of futures, which can be structured to have the same economic effect with lower collateral and less disclosure.Bloomberg's arguments have a big dose of self-interest.
In addition, young firms have the high probability to be the default for high supervision cost and lower collateral values (Boocock and Woods 1997).
In other environments, when there's already a vibrant microfinance sector and a good banking system, we will sometimes look to create a loan guarantee system, where we'll provide loan guarantees for a bank to lower their loan windows so that there's lower collateral needs, lower amounts that they'll give to people.
Lowered collateral values have killed the balance sheets of literally every major financial company.
The loan auction, which let banks offer lower-grade collateral, was the first of a series announced on September 26th designed to add liquidity to the interbank market.
Regulators and the banking industry took dramatic steps Sunday night to cushion the markets from the effects of Lehman's collapse: Major banks organized a $70 billion fund to help each other out; the Federal Reserve committed to accept lower-quality collateral for loans from its emergency window; and the SEC took steps to protect Lehman's brokerage customers.
Terrorism is real, is here, and is the justification for lowering the collateral damage of assault weapons.
Nor is it by any means certain to happen, despite the advantages of a rationalised system greater efficiency and lower requirements for collateral from its users.
By any objective count, the number of genuinely innocent civilians killed by the Israeli air force in Gaza is lower than the collateral deaths caused by any nation in a comparable situation.
"Obviously the incentive would be for them to post triple-A collateral of lower quality to the Fed".
Banks were asking for more restrictive loan covenants with additional collateral or lower loan-to-value ratios, he said, but "probably that process has reached its peak".
