Sentence examples for stability fee from inspiring English sources

In response, the community has now voted three times to increase the stability fee.

According to Swedish officials, the stability fee has been welcomed by the banks that dominate the financial system.

But Stockholm went further, introducing a permanent stability fee on banks and other credit institutions that some now see as a model for other countries.

Now, others are looking at Sweden's latest idea to protect its lenders, enacted at the end of 2009 — a "stability fee," or direct tax on banks so that they pay for their own bailouts.

If the price of Ether falls below a certain threshold, a smart contract automatically sells the collateral in exchange for Dai, which it then takes out of circulation in order to retain a "safe ratio". The MakerDao community, which includes holders of a second token called Maker, can also vote to adjust something called a stability fee, which is the cost of minting new Dai.

But concerns are rising about their financial stability, entrance fees and how the fees are used, and reduced services.

("Did the government pay you a stability-maintenance fee to say that?" he asked himself in a mock Q. & A. in "On Democracy").

WASHINGTON — Requiring the largest banks to pay surcharges based on the risks they pose to the global financial system could help provide stability, but the fees would have to be handled very carefully, the International Monetary Fund said Tuesday.

Hussey saw the BBC through to the renewal of its charter in 1996 and a form of financial stability whereby the licence fee kept pace with general inflation (but not with the higher rate of technological inflation).

Delany said that he sees leagues trying to force stability through increasing exit fees.

They also bring the organizers of the Coventry market some semblance of stability: $5,000 in membership fees last summer and loyal customers for the season.