Sentence examples for lowest tranche from inspiring English sources

Typically, the repayment risk on a pool of 50-100 loans is sliced into tranches, with the lowest tranche (called the equity tranche) bearing any initial losses.

A few lines from their interviews made it verbatim into the play, rendering it a sort of micro oral history of the lowest tranche of the financial industry, circa 2016: If I want to buy nice shoes or buy nice bags, I think I deserve it.

The lowest tranche, Class C, will have a loan-to-value ratio between 60% and 70%.

That's one of the reasons that in at least some countries with mandatory or auto-savings, the lowest tranche of income is excluded entirely (see "Should Poor People Save For Retirement?") with their income needs in retirement taken care of with a flat anti-poverty-focused Social Security benefit.

The lowest, equity tranche takes the first loss if any companies in the pool default.

According to NEORI, the representative price for IOR incentive is from $5/tonne for an industrial-low cost tranche to $37/tonne for industrial high cost and power plant tranche, with an average price taken as $20/tonne (NEORI 2012).

The option is comprised of 12 equal "tranches," each tranche representing 1percentt of Tesla's shares.

Specific tranches typically come from tranches where the VQSLOD score changes by small amounts even as the tranche percentage is decreased, and sensitive tranches are typically a non-negative VQSLOD score tranche that is more inclusive than the specific tranche.

He said sometimes the fee came from the lowest-ranking section, the equity tranche.

The implication is not subtle: the troika and other creditors raised most of the bailout tranche from capital markets through low-interest bond issues, and then loaned the money to Greece at much higher rates.

We typically pick two tranches after VQSR, a specific tranche and a sensitive tranche, by examining the behavior of VQSLOD scores of multiple tranches.