Sentence examples for matched by assets from inspiring English sources

This view is puzzling, since both in accounting and in monetary economics, money at the central bank (i.e., the monetary base) is always considered as a liability and matched by assets.

It would introduce constraints on monetary policy and would imply that SNB liabilities are no longer matched by its assets.

By supplying or absorbing power in response to deviations from the nominal frequency and imbalances between supply and demand, the rapid response of ESS will provide a form of stability which cannot be matched by conventional network assets.

Marking-to-market of pension assets matched by application of a set discount rate for bond-like liabilities would make the pension issue more transparent, as well as encourage better management and more sensible asset allocation (ie, fewer equities).

This could still be the case with sovereign money if additional money is simply matched by increases in SNB assets.

Although the increase in early years in depreciation allowances for any one asset will be matched by a reduction in allowances for this asset in future years the total being limited to 100 percent of cost the acceleration is advantageous to the taxpayer.

Inflows of household savings have ballooned, rising from 18% of all bank deposits in 1980 to around 60% today, and banks are sitting on nearly $600 billion-odd of household deposits liabilities for the banking system that are matched by a dud pile of assets.

The magnitude of the opportunity was only matched by the magnitude of the assets.

Eventually, the increase in assets stopped being matched by non-bank liabilities, and reserves increased dramatically.

Then, at the end of the day, my mortgage loan has no impact on the quantity of checking accounts and on M1, as my loan is matched by an increase in interest-yielding assets of the seller.

So the Federal Reserve's talk of "tapering"—scaling back on asset purchases has been matched by an increase in market volatility.