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With a leap and a bound, the bridge bank is well-capitalised and capable of raising new funds to lend out to good projects.

Regulators want banks to be better capitalised. But how much better is essentially arbitrary.

An adept campaigner with a keen sense of the common touch, she capitalised on public grumblings over high prices for food and fuel.

Mr Uribe himself capitalised with a barrage of radio interviews calling for the continuation of his policies.

as it turned out , chelsea kept the merseysiders out for a mere three minutes before a long ball was capitalised on by dirk kurt.

"There is a high degree of common ground among the teams which should be capitalised upon, " the German added.

Wayne Swan, Australia's treasurer, also said the country's banks were already well capitalised.

The new vehicle would be capitalised by a first-loss layer from the EFSF, and then a second layer of the IMF's own capital.

The former financing arm of General Motors is now partly owned by private-equity firms and is terribly thinly capitalised.

The burden of recapitalisation would fall disproportionately on a few, very large and relatively thinly-capitalised banks.

Raising taxes on property, meanwhile, would leave less value to be capitalised into bank loans, thus guarding against future indebtedness.

It must be adequately capitalised, and believed to be adequately capitalised.

Indian bankers said that Basel III would have little impact on the domestic banking sector as it was already well capitalised.

Mr Kuroda said Asian banks remained "well capitalised" , with a ratio of non-performing loans to assets of less than 5 per cent.

At a time when many sports have capitalised on media rights, those opportunities have largely passed polo by.

But the problem the IMF's managing director did not acknowledge is that the EFSF itself is inadequately capitalised.

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Since 2006 it had capitalised more and more costs, keeping them out of its income statement.

However, companies quickly capitalised on Baby's unique abilities, giving rise to machines like the Mark 1.

For a start, the suspension of dividends (even by well-capitalised banks) will free up lending capacity.

The truth is that Europe's high command cannot afford to let Greece fail until they have re-capitalised the banking sector.

Our banks are well run and remain highly liquid and well capitalised to an average of nearly double the international minimum requirements.

Moreover, the level of foreign debt is a fraction of what it used to be and local banks are far better capitalised.

Chinese government deems solar power "strategic" , so before long huge, well-capitalised Chinese firms had put them into the shade.

Host country supervisors will thus demand that more business is done via locally incorporated, well capitalised subsidiaries.

If returns on equity become negative in a thinly capitalised business, many banks will become insolvent.

Yet the banks are mostly well capitalised and have not been swept up by the same negative sentiment as their eurozone counterparts.

Unfortunately we could not find any nearby alternatives for breakfast and I think they capitalised on this a little.

This move capitalised on the much broader support among politicians, scientists and the public for stem cell research.

Sceptics say that exporters have not capitalised on the falling pound by cutting their foreign prices.

One company in particular has capitalised on this trend and dominates the sector: Rakuten.

Furthermore, oil is perverse. When prices are low, oil-rich countries welcome the low-cost, high-tech and well- capitalised oil firms.

Now, he says, more value can be found in well-capitalised, smaller growth companies.

Fifth, the banking system needs to be strongly capitalised.

At the top will be highly capitalised banks and sovereign-wealth funds with risk appetite.

The truth is that the West has a thinly capitalised banking system that is being allowed to earn its way back to health.

This would suggest that HSBC is in fact poorly capitalised, and needs to raise even more equity.

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The Chinese banking system is already among the most thinly capitalised in emerging markets (the ratio of equity to assets is 6%).

But the deflation itself will work to offset those costs, as long as banks remain capitalised and net creditors.

German banks are thinly capitalised, with little more than 2% of equity supporting their assets (see chart).

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Chinese households have low debt levels and even a dramatic fall could be borne by well-capitalised banks.

It would leave countries with smaller deficits, and they could regain market access sooner if the banking system were properly capitalised.

The country's largest banks are already fairly well capitalised after tapping markets this year.

On some measures, European banks look pretty well capitalised.

Asia's economies are less leveraged, its banks better capitalised.

Having put his opponent's serve under pressure, he capitalised to win the game.

Now they sign foreign acts and break them globally, sell records at gigs, and have capitalised onthe growing niche demand for vinyl records.

Most American banks are now well capitalised and lending more.

China owns several of the world's largest banks, all well capitalised.

more thinly capitalised banks may face quotas on new lending.

The lasting message is that, with capital markets in turmoil, well-capitalised institutions have the upper hand.

Yet banks are also thinly capitalised: the core "tier 1" capital of big UK banks is a mere 4 per cent of liabilities.

It is well capitalised and holds $170bn of cash and liquid assets to hand, just in case.

ShinGinko was capitalised with ¥ 100 billion ($935m) from the city and around ¥ 20 billion from companies including NTT and Hitachi.

Those of better capitalised institutions, such as JPMorgan Chase, fell by less.

That is why the UK has already gone further with tougher stress tests that mean our banks are well capitalised.

But here, too, better capitalised groups, such as StanChart, HSBC and Citigroup are keen to fill the gap.

and they know that inadequately capitalised banks are vulnerable to sovereign risks.

This left them not only under-capitalised but also indebted to the Japanese government, which was forced to bail them out.

Hong Kong has one of the soundest and best capitalised banking systems in the world.

In the early part of the crisis Australia's well-capitalised banks proved remarkably resilient

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