Sentence examples for trigger margin from inspiring English sources
"At the beginning, banks were willing to accept not to trigger margin calls because they feared forced assets sales," said Philip Gisdakis, a senior credit strategist at Unicredit in Munich, "but now that there is a serious deterioration in the valuation of collateral, they cannot do that any longer and need to protect their loans".
Biderman is certain that the bulk of the new margin debt was used to buy the biggest Nasdaq stocks at the height of the market, and he's concerned about what will happen when price drops trigger margin calls by brokers demanding more cash.
The stock price plunged, triggering margin calls that pushed the Seppenwolde syndicate into bankruptcy.
Regulators have cracked down on margin trading in recent months and the resulting falling share prices have triggered margin calls.
The combined effect was that falls in asset values cut deep into equity and triggered margin calls from lenders.
As regulators have cracked down on margin trading, falling share prices have triggered margin calls – forcing investors to offload assets to come up with the cash.
Naturally, ratings downgrades will trigger increased margin calls.
As subprime losses mounted, it had to put up more collateral with its counterparties, in turn prompting credit-rating downgrades, which in turn triggered more margin calls.
By Friday, shares pledged as collateral for a loan from Deutsche Bank had fallen below the triggers for margin calls, and the bank could have seized the 44percentt stake in VimpelCom in what would have been a major blow to the Alfa Group.
Is the U.S. economy so indebted that falling asset prices will trigger a massive margin call that pushes the economy into the black pit of deflation?
The preliminary tally gave Mr. Karzai 54.6percentt vote the vote, comfortably above the 50percentt required to win the election outright, but the audit, which will deduct fraudulent votes from each candidate, could reduce his margin, triggering a runoff.
