Sentence examples for lowest leverage from inspiring English sources
Data published last week showed that Barclays has the lowest leverage ratio – and therefore has the weakest position – of the major UK banks.
It had the lowest leverage, partly as a result of well-timed sales of City offices, its development schemes are mainly pre-let or pre-sold, and it has achieved very good starting rents in new developments over the last 1-2 years.
It's a little early yet, but a way to play along is to pick up a few shares of the best-managed REITs with the lowest leverage.
Increasing the drone's fly height has the highest influence when considering type 1 drones to provide full user coverage for 8 h, while the lowest leverage is obtained when using type 2 drones to provide 50% user coverage for 4 h (13.1 versus 7.8% type 1 and type 2 drones for increasing the fly height from 15 to 25 m, respectively).
We think the opportunities are in companies with the best credit and low leverage.
Places with high leverage saw big job losses in local businesses; areas with low leverage did not.
from 2001 to 2003 was 1.076 in high-leverage situations, compared with 1.017 for medium leverage and.982 in low leverage.
John Holdren, for one, as president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, noted its "combination of high costs, low leverage and a high likelihood of serious side effects".
Using a fairly loose definition of high leverage as a L.I. above 1.5 and low leverage as below 0.7, the data provide a resounding answer: either no tipping was going on or it was pathetically ineffective.
If the Obama Administration had been able to force the banks to hold a lot more capital in perpetuity, this would not matter very much: a financial system with low leverage can survive the occasional implosion.
A low leverage ratio is (counterintuitively) a bad thing: if a bank's loans turn bad, there is more risk that its equity will be wiped out.The regulators behind the Basel rules have tended to think a leverage ratio is too unsophisticated.
