Sentence examples for rigorous capital from inspiring English sources
And Thomas M. Hoenig, vice chairman at the F.D.I.C., has been pushing the overhaul of large, complex banks as well as more rigorous capital standards.
Financial firms, with lower leverage levels and more rigorous capital requirements, simply won't be able to generate anywhere near the returns they did before the financial crisis.
Meanwhile, the Bank for International Settlements is expected to come up with more rigorous capital standards that will force banks to set aside more capital for riskier, proprietary trading oriented business — essentially nudging them out of the activity.
A recent speech by the leader of Wall Street bankers, JP Morgan's CEO Jamie Dimon, took direct aim at financial regulation and new, more rigorous capital standards.
The third important component of a rigorous economic capital allocation approach is capital measurement per se.
"In New York, standing ovations have become as ordinary as hot dogs, but in the rigorous English capital, you seldom see an entire audience leap to its feet in an unabashed display of collective joy," Benedict Nightingale wrote in The Times of London after "The Mysteries" returned here this winter.
Since the shortfall was disclosed in August 2001, Councilwoman Eva S. Moskowitz, who heads the education committee, has called for more rigorous oversight of capital planning and spending.
The business had improved under predecessor Mark Tucker, but the acceleration since 2009, which has seen a tripling of the share price, has been built on a clear-headed and rigorous allocation of capital.
Dramatic reductions in cost were reported to have been achieved by rigorous expense management, capital funding, and revenue-generating programs.
The parameters include more rigorous scrutiny of the capital that banks hold in reserve in case of unexpected losses.
First is the individual human capital of rigorous training and qualifications, as well as high emotional intelligence and proven success in working with young people.
