recapitalise

In July leaders agreed to let the main bail-out fund, known as the EFSF, recapitalise banks and buy bonds.

If western governments had not intervened to guarantee and recapitalise banking systems, it would surely have been worse.

Key to the U. S. process was providing transparency, a severe enough test, and a backstop to recapitalise weak banks.

With regard to the first, emergency funds ought to be used to recapitalise banking systems as well as to provide loans to states.

If the state were to recapitalise the banks, his scheme might just work, but without it, it cannot.

The government must be prepared to recapitalise those that fail the tests.

Should bad loans increase, China is well able to recapitalise its financial system.

Far more important, it is unlikely that modestly raising prices of a range of bad assets will recapitalise damaged institutions.

It would be left to the International Monetary Fund to recapitalise the Greek banks.

At first the government tried to muddle through by trying to recapitalise the insurer.

This must also be provided with sufficient funds to reassure the markets about the eurozone's liquidity and recapitalise Europe's banks.

Its domestic arm, Central Huijin, has unspecified calls on its resources to recapitalise shaky state-owned financial institutions.

Meanwhile the collapse of a Franco-Belgian banking giant, Dexia, has brought home the pressing need to recapitalise Europe's banks.

This time round governments cannot recapitalise banks without triggering downgrades and renewed fears of sovereign default.

Once it is running, the ESM may be allowed to recapitalise banks directly.

It would give officials the authority to force banks to recapitalise from within, using private capital, not public money.

They failed to recapitalise their banking system sufficiently.

True, banks are being pushed to recapitalise, but with such lack of finesse that assets flood the market and lending has stalled.

The more governments recapitalise, the more the value of the banks' assets falls, leading to the need for further recapitalization.

Even foreign governments have helped recapitalise damaged institutions.

Having done so, it could go back to Congress for authorisation to recapitalise the banking system the right way.

It would be left to the IMF to recapitalise Greek banks.

To restart normal economic life, Greece would need to recapitalise its banks and balance its books on a day-to-day basis.

This is implicit government spending and will eventually show up in a bank bail-out when the government has to recapitalise the banks again.

It will be able to purchase bonds on secondary markets, and it will be able to recapitalise banks.

8 the collapse of a Franco-Belgian banking giant, Dexia, has brought home the pressing need to recapitalise Europe's banks.

Berlin this week had to shoot down rumours it might yet impose its will on banks and force them to recapitalise.

The remainder will be used to recapitalise Agricultural Bank of China and China Development Bank.

The EFSF would have enough money left to guarantee and recapitalise the European banks.

These funds play an increasing role in recycling global imbalances and have helped recapitalise banking systems in the US and Europe.

But Germany is cagey about new stress tests and reluctant to recapitalise its institutions.

A second plea is to recapitalise banks with public money.

One is to conduct credible stress tests and recapitalise banks that fail.

The deal to recapitalise Proton Bank was essential to prevent "creating a mood of fear with unpredictable consequences" , one banker said.

From my vantage point, no bank in Asia faces having to recapitalise to shore up their balance sheet at this stage.

Governments must quickly start to recapitalise the banking system.

Negative real rates on deposits helped recapitalise the banking system.

The government will not recapitalise Woolworths because it matters little to the wider economy whether or not Woolworths stays in business.

The EFSF would be used primarily to guarantee and recapitalise banks.

But this proposal offers a powerful new way to recapitalise financial institutions using a bank's own money, rather than that of taxpayers.

Financial institutions will then recapitalise or go out of business.

In the US, officials were also working to finalise a plan to recapitalise their banks and other financial institutions.

In America the government has long been prepared to take over and recapitalise failing institutions if necessary.

They helped to recapitalise US banks during the crisis.

The problem is not lack of knowledge of how to do this: we know how to recapitalise and restructure damaged financial systems.

In any case it is cheaper to recapitalise directly any systemically important bank that fails.

The EFSF would have enough money to guarantee and recapitalise the European banks.

But who can recapitalise the eurozone banks quickly?

Some banks have begun to recapitalise but at 30-40 per cent discounts to their current share prices.

By contrast, there is broad agreement about the need to provide fiscal stimulus and to clean up and recapitalise banks this year.

This would lessen the need for the government to recapitalise the banks with public capital.

This they can ill afford, so political leaders are hatching plans to recapitalise their banks ahead of sovereign debt restructuring.

Others continue to push the nationalise-and-recapitalise option, though this remains politically unpalatable in America.

The government therefore needs a plan to recapitalise insolvent banks.

The stability pact has been relaxed so that governments can borrow all they need to recapitalise their banks.

We must allow the sector to shrink while we recapitalise.

If they do, many will be exposed as insolvent, and the government must take them over and recapitalise them.

Clearly, some EFSF funding must go to recapitalise banks that cannot raise money from the markets.

At the same time, Moscow is dusting off a plan that would allow the government to recapitalise the banking system.

With $2, 400bn in foreign exchange reserves, it can easily recapitalise the banks if they run into problems.

But also on top of everything else I think that we have to recapitalise financial institutions much faster, more aggressively in the US.

Finally, it seems to have the right goals: recapitalise Europe's banks;

which it had to recapitalise just under a decade ago

France and Germany agree plan to recapitalise European banks France and Germany agree plan to recapitalise European banks

second, recapitalise the European banking system, which has done far less since 2008 to fortify its defences than America's;

forced banks to recapitalise (or be nationalised)