Sentence examples for made leveraged from inspiring English sources

Why jump to private equity now, when brutal credit markets have made leveraged buyouts so difficult?

Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, founded in 1976, has made "leveraged buyout" a well-known term of art.

But as Krause pointed out, Auerbach operated in a less-complicated era, before free agency and the explosion of commercialism made leveraged power brokers of the game's most celebrated stars.

And pension fund managers aren't experts at making leveraged bets.

Banks that make leveraged loans are also facing pressure from the government to reduce their exposure to such lending.

For one thing, the credit markets have seized up, making leveraged buyouts more difficult and more expensive.

It greatly reduces the risk for investors who borrow short term to make leveraged bets on stocks and bonds.

But exchange-traded funds are intrinsically appealing to frequent traders, including those eager to make leveraged bets on the direction of the stock market.

Long, in an interview, said banks were often attracted to making leveraged loans because of the huge fees they could earn.

The Wall Street banks will actually become the big winner, he believes, as they will get a massive uptick in business from speculators, who will use the banks' prime brokerage units to lend them money to make leveraged bets.

For instance, although a law allowing hedge funds to set up in Germany came into effect on January 1st, no fund based on the standard hedge-fund practice of pledging collateral to a prime broker in order to make leveraged bets has yet won regulatory approval.