Sentence examples for payment risks from inspiring English sources

Transportation Build-Operate-Transfer financing projects have larger payment risks and failure possibilities than other financing projects, and these factors are essential to financing scenarios.

The Global Trade Finance Program provides guarantees to cover payment risks for emerging market banks regarding promissory notes, bills of exchange, letters of credit, bid and performance bonds, supplier credit for capital goods imports, and advance payments.

Heightened concerns that Detroit's bondholders face payment risks due to a possible bankruptcy filing or debt restructuring led to credit rating downgrades deeper into the junk category for Detroit's bonds by Standard & Poor's Ratings Services on Wednesday and Moody's Investors Service on Thursday.

A recently established Indonesia Infrastructure Guarantee Fund, backed by the World Bank, aims to provide political and payment risk insurance for infrastructure projects.

The most common risk concern among investors is credit (payment) risk.

"We founded Fraugster because the entire payment risk market is based on outdated technology," the startup's CEO and co-founder Max Laemmle tells me.

The cost problem extends well into the provider setting, as is now just being gleaned through some reporting on price gouging by many big hospitals which jack up costs to patients through steeper co-pays, requiring cash up front before administering care, Medical Credit Scoring to determine if patients are a payment risk, and hounding patients for payment afterwards.

Defaulting, or even falling behind on some payments, risks undermining the "full faith and credit" -- or creditworthiness -- of the United States government.

Any positive effect on food security, therefore, is likely to be felt only indirectly through reduced trading and, hence, balance of payments risks.

However, organisations that fail to embrace online and mobile payments risk limiting their fundraising potential and could restrict future growth".

"All the elements of a meltdown are evident, including balance-of-payments risk," wrote Carl Weinberg, chief economist of High Frequency Economics, in a report on Monday.