The securities have lost value, and as their insurer, A.I.G. was subject to collateral calls that it could not afford.
That would make Europe less reliant on exports for growth, and less susceptible to collateral damage from a stampeding currency.
"Clearly, F.H.F.A wants to assure that no threats to collateral occur," a letter from the Housing Finance Agency said.
Indeed, it comes as a surprise when, in "Shauntrelle," Nelson alludes to "collateral damage," and a world that contains Iraq and Afghanistan heaves into view.
American groups like Human Rights Watch have turned themselves into war reporters, subjecting American military conduct to tough scrutiny on issues ranging from prisoner detention to collateral damage.
There are, they point out, two sides to collateral: enforcing the bank's right to repossess an asset is as important as recognising the owner's right to possess it.
— and another one has been reduced to collateral damage in one of the largest Ponzi schemes in the history of Wall Street, this is every bit as shameful.
Because Mr. Cassano had agreed to collateral triggers, all that mattered was what the securities did on a day-to-day basis.
Under the stewardship of EU officials, the body will oversee the sale of about 71,500 pieces of prime public property in what will amount to collateral for the €250bn in bailout loans Greece has received since 2010.
He also agreed with his interviewer that the attack was largely due to a need to capture oil supplies, and agreed that the western attack will lead to collateral damage.
We are so used to making money out of ownership that we cannot easily visualize a situation in which most people cannot turn their property to collateral or equity.
