Fiscal monitors complain about debt service stemming from a capital plan constructed by Marc V. Shaw, then executive director and now deputy mayor to Mr. Bloomberg.
The Bank for International Settlements, the central bankers' central bank and the parent body of the Basel accords, released one study this summer that concluded there would be minor short-term reductions in economic activity stemming from tougher capital rules, but that in the longer run the effect would be minimal.
If you were a legislator, what safeguards would you look for in the actual agreement that would essentially hedge us from potential financial crises stemming from the capital account deficit?
That is especially true given heightened concerns about the company's shareholder value bona fides stemming from its recent capital expenditure plan.
One key concern about the impact on London of the vote to leave the EU stems from the capital's dependence on financial services.
Worse, Mr Lay slipped in the news that Enron had taken a $1.2 billion reduction in equity capital, stemming from a hedging deal with a related private-equity fund.
The second is highlighted in the literature on bank lending under uncertainty and captures cuts in lending associated with anticipated future reductions in capital stemming from expected losses.
The banks must demonstrate they are strong enough to meet new capital requirements stemming from international accords and the recent overhaul of financial regulations by Washington.
Mr. Ritholtz from Fusion IQ is watching carefully to determine if weakness in consumer spending is psychological and temporary or more severe, stemming from a lack of available capital.
The clear-cut rotten apples in the mix included an increase in bad debts in the finance arm and losses in the company's venture capital portfolio stemming from the woes of dot-com start-ups in which Hewlett-Packard had a stake.
Recent evidence in Dahl et al. (2009) suggests that single women induced to enter the labor market because of the EITC had higher subsequent earnings growth, possibly via increased human capital accumulation stemming from the positive employment effects of the EITC, although this study is based on considerably earlier data only from federal expansions of the EITC in the early 1990s.
