Sentence examples for state guarantees from inspiring English sources

Most lenders cannot borrow without state guarantees.

Fannie and Freddie now have near-explicit state guarantees.

The impending end of state guarantees is shaking things up among the Landesbanken.

Now that their ratings, without state guarantees, are mostly single-A, the margin has gone.

While the lenders were not bailed out, they benefited from state guarantees, avoiding damaging runs.

State guarantees for public-sector banks have gone, removing an implicit subsidy for their loans.

Without state guarantees, the public-sector banks would look weaker, making some, in a rational world, candidates for takeover.

Public-sector banks are changing their funding patterns as they lose their state guarantees and will require imaginative refinancing.

Immediately after the stress-test results, Bank of America and Morgan Stanley issued bonds without state guarantees.

The decision to pursue Electricité de France's state guarantees follows an agreement between the European Commission and the French government last week to end future state guarantees to its publicly owned bank Caisse de Dépôts et Consignations.

Read that again: well over a trillion pounds in bailouts, and loans and state guarantees on bankers' trading.