Sentence examples for systematically important from inspiring English sources

"The number of banks which will qualify as global systematically important financial institutions will be very small," he said.

And its new powers pertain only to those banks deemed systematically important, a designation determined by political appointees.

Title II reflects the US's implementation of the goal among regulators in major market jurisdictions of ensuring the orderly resolution of global systematically important financial institutions.

Some institutions designated systematically important have federally insured deposits; others do not (just as Lehman Brothers did not when it failed in September 2008).

The "too big to fail" problem has also hamstrung the Financial Stability Board, which had proposed similar levies to address this issue for the G20, but hadn't entirely dealt with the problem of systematically important banks.

They said all along that they would force the big, systematically important banks in the United States — the ones whose failure could provoke a repeat of the 2008 crisis — to hold a good deal more capital.

Others are much less flamboyant, like Vincent Lee, recognized for quietly but systematically making important discoveries year after year.

In so doing she is among the first to address systematically such important issues as the authority of women, self-help, and corporal punishment.

In the second part of the course, you will systematically review important parts of the financial statements that are issued by companies.

In the present paper, the numerical simulation is used as a tool to identify and distinguish systematically the important parameters in the AlGaN growth process.

Local multiscale methods considered in this paper use special eigenvalue problems in a local domain to systematically identify important features of the solution.