bail out

Financial markets are desperate to be bailed out, with the support of Tim Geithner, in his capacity as ambassador for US investment banks.

It navigated the crisis best of all the investment banks and does not run itself as if it is bound to get bailed out.

As you know, the Congress and many auto executives and union people think that the company should be bailed out with government funds.

It was one of the first banks to be bailed out, in the summer of 2007, and its reliance on investments in structured finance was extreme.

Having bailed out so much of the system this time round, promises not to do so again ring a touch hollow.

The calamity might have been contained if Lehman Brothers had been bailed out on September 14, 2008.

It would make a salutory change for investors without formal guarantees not to be bailed out by a state.

BBC correspondent said it could be only a matter of time before Ireland asked to be bailed out by the European Union, as Greece was in May.

But Bear Stearns was bailed out, creating a perception that if it was "too big to fail" , so were all its competitors.

Mr. Anderson also bailed out of many gold and silver investments, according to someone familiar with the matter.

Local governments, like the one presided over by the aforementioned governor, will have to be bailed out.

Like the bailed-out banks, GM was probably always too big to be allowed to fail.

Some funds that exposed themselves to mortgage-linked exotica, albeit indirectly, have had to be bailed out by their managers.

A local farmer claimed he was held for 25 days, then bailed out for a large sum of money, after finding a dead rhino in his fields.

Hypo Real Estate was just one of five banks in seven European countries bailed out in three days.

We have to move to a point where the market does not expect institutions to be bailed out.

After the arrest Weinberg was bailed out by his wife and other supporters.

Nor does the plan cover brokers, insurers or industrial firms' finance arms, all of which had to be bailed out.

We already have animplicit form of deposit insurance: It's clear that creditors of shadow bankswill be bailed out in time of crisis.

When Europe and the IMF bailed out Greece, Mr Ackermann said he doubted it would pay back the loans.

GM and Chrysler, however, may not survive long enough to be bailed out, and Ford is burning through the billions, too.

AIG is no stranger to controversy, nor is it the only publicly rescued company to give bonuses while being bailed out of financial ruin .

It follows the onset of a sovereign debt crisis in Europe which has seen Greece bailed out by the IMF and Spain face an investor exodus.

Bailed out by the state, the bank is shrinking its business drastically.

If the Fed contracts this money, it risks harming the banks it desperately wants to see bailed out.

Financial institutions and carmakers have been bailed out in both America and Europe.

The next year, the New York Fed bailed out Long Term Capital Management to avoid wider market impact from the hedge fund's short positions.

"But they bailed out Greece, " said the boy. "So why all the turbulence? "

Almost the entire banking industry has had to be bailed out in some way during this crisis.

Private investors might have bailed out by now, in search of higher returns.

The biggest users of Fed facilities aimed at struggling Wall Street investment banks were those that eventually had to be bailed out.

Before the focus shifted to the U. S. stock market, all eyes were on Europe, where investors bailed out of stocks, bonds and the euro.

People do not like bankers, especially when they have to be bailed out.

Don't expect to be bailed out of a predicament.

Many industry regulators argue that large institutions, too, should be allowed to fail rather than being bailed out by the government.

But Blankfein's firm, generously bailed out by taxpayers, has already returned to its ways of greed.

Both agencies agree that the biggest banks in South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam would also be bailed out.

Last time round American International Group became the dumping ground for Wall Street's risk and had to be bailed out too.

Hence the appearance of Carlos Slim Helu, the world's second richest man, who last month bailed out the Times with a loan of $250m.

But from the perspective of the U. S. taxpayers that bailed out AIG, every hundred million dollars counts.

In the early 1990s the still state-owned Credit Lyonnais blew $5bn on Hollywood ventures and had to be bailed out by its taxpayer owners.

Bleeding from shrapnel wounds, he bailed out and was greeted by German soldiers, who took him as a prisoner.

Having bailed out the financial system, governments are now being called on to save industry, too.

Governments also bailed out key financial institutions, assuming significant additional financial commitments.

In other words, Goldman is too big to fail and would be bailed out by the US government if its balance sheet failed.

HERE we go again. Barely six months since Greece was bailed out, a familiar story is emerging.

It is useful for financiers to have incentives to take risks inside funds that can safely fail without having to be bailed out by taxpayers.

Bailed out and just as arrogant as ever, Wall Street seemed immune from repercussions, but no more.

For the very same reason creditors are getting a free pass now: they expected to be bailed out.

Jobs returned to Apple as an interim CEO in 1997 and bailed out the company which was on the brink of bankruptcy.

S. government also bailed out key financial institutions, assuming significant additional financial commitments.

Barely six months since Greece was bailed out, a familiar story is emerging.

They were bailed out by Banksy, the British artist, in February.

Vince Cable, the party's treasury spokesman, yesterday opposed all executive bonuses in the banks bailed out by the taxpayer.

AIG shares lost most of their value when the insurer was bailed out in September 2008 and remain well below precrisis levels.

He knows that Bennett bailed out Michael and Lincoln and that the brothers are not in prison.

The sight of Wall Street's finest having to be bailed out by Asians and Arabs carried a powerful symbolic message.

Nor does the 50% number include any of the asset swaps done by the Federal Reserve when they bailed out Bear Stearns, AIG and others.

Lord Liverpool threatened to resign as chancellor of the exchequer in 1825 if the speculators were bailed out - but eventually they were.

A warplane was reported to have crashed near the city after the crew bailed out.

Each quarter, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation releases the number of banks it feels might need to be bailed out by the government.

Everybody bailed out on Jason when the scandal broke.

Its economy is not nearly as dire as Greece or other bailed-out euro zone nations.

Financial institutions in the new area would have to be bailed out because of losses from exposure to the old periphery and the soft core.

Moreover, their size made them too big to be bailed out by the Icelandic government.

As copper began to decline, hedge funds and other speculators bailed out.

For his part, Sen. McCain has zeroed in on limiting compensation for executives of financial firms being bailed out.

He also noted that European governments have bailed out their banks without distinguishing between European and American creditors.

Greece, Portugal and Ireland have been financially bailed out over unsustainable debt levels.

They will hope, though, that if its local operation fails, it won't have to be bailed out by Uncle Sam.

There may be numbers of banks and other financial institutions that, at the edge of defaulting, will end up being bailed out by governments.

Taxpayers who bailed out the banks have a right to be outraged at excessive pay.

When the smoke cleared, Paulson made a profit of about $1bn while IKB lost $150m and had to be bailed out that August.

We anarchist communists will fight for those who got homes on subprime mortgages to be bailed out and keep their homes.

In practice only firms that have been bailed out will face stiff restrictions on bonuses and other forms of pay.

The pilot bailed out of the airplane before it exploded.

Many lost their jobs and reputations, and shareholders lost most of their money, even though the institutions were bailed out.

Hawks worried that the Fed had bailed out Wall Street and compromised its inflation-fighting credentials.

But in the last one year the Fed has bailed out dozens of failing banks, mortgage corporations and other businesses.

In 1985, under the older Mr Papandreou, Greece was bailed out by an emergency loan from Brussels.

Many of the biggest banks that were bailed out during the financial crisis have repaid their loans and are reporting profits.

Technically insolvent soes continue to be bailed out.

The commission's competition watchdogs, however, insisted that ING should pay a price for having been bailed out twice.

First the financial industry plunged us into economic crisis, then it was bailed out at taxpayer expense.

Greece was bailed out of debt problems earlier this year.

Politicians in Spain and Britain pressed bailed-out banks to lend first to domestic businesses and consumers.

Although he knows vibration sources accomplishment Yin rebelled against himself, but still will be bailed out.

However bloodcurdling the political rhetoric, financial markets think banks will be bailed out again.

Where the Obama administration did go wrong, in my opinion, was in the way it bailed out the banking system.

To markets, it says risk-takers will not be bailed out by cheaper money when the going gets tough.

The survivors of the shipwreck bailed out their lifeboat in the hope of reaching the shore safely.

Finally, the pilot grabbed a parachute, yelled to the passengers that they had better jump, and bailed out.

The pilot bailed out of the burning plane.

When America bailed out Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the country's two big mortgage agencies, its CDS spreads widened sharply.

But bashing banks is good politics: a majority of Americans say Wall Street should not have been bailed out.

House Republicans joined with Democrats to approve a 90% tax on bonuses awarded to high earning employees from bailed-out companies.

Fixing Those Bonuses Almost everyone thinks something should be done to curb big paydays for bailed-out bankers, but solutions are elusive.

The industry expects Air China will be next to be bailed out by Beijing.

Porsche, a carmaker controlled by the Pië ch and Porsche families, also had to be bailed out after a bid to buy Volkswagen backfired.

They bailed out the banks in days. But even deciding to bail out the planet is taking decades.

Wall Street, the flagship of capitalism, has been bailed out by state-backed investors from emerging economies.

He said last year's market rally may have bailed out weaker asset managers, delaying efforts to rebuild relationships with clients.

Gagarin bailed out as planned, and parachuted onto a field near the Volga River about 720 kilometers (450 miles) southeast of Moscow.

For what it is worth, JPMorgan does not believe it was bailed out but rather that it helped save other banks.

Once again, the slump in capital markets and the world economy following Lehman's bankruptcy and AIG's near-death, bailed out Barclays.

The plane was hit by Nazi antiaircraft fire and he bailed out over Hungary.

Allied Irish Bank, having been bailed out by its government, is auctioning off its operation there, which has a 5% market share.

Did it cause moral hazard as reckless lenders and investors were effectively bailed out?

Their institutions were bailed out by taxpayers, with few strings attached.

The Washington-based lender believes the 18-month delay since Greece was first bailed out last spring has exacerbated the crisis.

Countrywide, America's largest mortgage lender, was bailed out by Bank of America.

But even then the implicit assumption will linger that banks will always be bailed out.

With equal confidence as Fed's relationship with American bailed out Banks.

Its lending unit, GMAC, which provides auto loans, has also been bailed out twice.

The banks were bailed out last fall, the automobile companies last winter.

Tea Party and OWS agitators alike share the view that Wall Street has been bailed out at the expense of main street.

Larger financial firms also benefit from an implicit government guarantee that they will be bailed out if they get into trouble.

and it accepts dubious Greek collateral on the ground that bailed-out countries are by definition solvent.

The suspect was bailed out of jail.

RBS, one of Britain's biggest banks, was bailed out and shamed.

She reluctantly bailed out wobbly members of the euro zone.

Banks and insurers are being bailed out not because they deserve it, or for the sake of their employees, but because there is no choice.

First Greece and then Ireland have been bailed out.

His partner bailed out before the business got on its feet.

Over the past year the EU has bailed out Greece, Ireland and Portugal.

He is viewed as a reformer, yet bailed out Alstom, the French engineering group, in 2003.

( "Get women on board, bailed-out banks urged" , Financial Times, November 20).

Germany has led demands that when countries such as Greece are bailed out, private sector investors should take a hit.

And once the EU and IMF have bailed out Greece, they will find it impossible to resist bailouts for Portugal or Spain.

The House of Representatives passed a retroactive 90% tax on bonuses at AIG, a bailed-out insurer.

Ireland's finances are under strain after the government bailed out five banks after the country's real estate boom collapsed.

If the government hadn't bailed out the financial system, most, if not all, of Wall Street's top players would have failed.

Chrysler, after all, has been bailed out before.

Many buy-and-hold investors bailed out.

It was a big issue after the 2008 collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. , when the government bailed out several other banks.

The Fed has become a lightning rod for public anger that Wall Street got bailed out and Main Street didn't.

AIG is selling assets, including ILFC, to repay the U. S. government after it was bailed out last year.

The result: Inflation in Austria reached 1, 748% by 1922, and the country was ultimately bailed out by the League of Nations.

It's effectively been bailed out twice in the past few years.

This is not true if greedy investors believe they will be bailed out from losing bets.

They are also demanding higher returns to hold the debt of Greece and Ireland today than when they were bailed out by the EU last year.

GM, the bailed-out Detroit carmaker, sells more vehicles in China than it does in the US.

It could, for example, easily have single-handedly bailed out Pakistan in return for foreign policy concessions.

AIG, bailed out by Washington in last year's financial crisis, is 80 per cent owned by the US government.

Ireland and Greece were bailed out last year by the EU and the IMF.

The bailed-out emirate insists that it isbouncing back

it took me almost two weeks to get bailed out

its credit-default swaps are bailed out at par;