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It is usually the result of an undiagnosed acute injury to the lateral ulnar collateral ligament.

The bank will insist on collateral for a loan of that size.

As a collateral benefit, the U. S. Treasury would save a great deal of money on its exposure to AIG.

The bank's governor, Mr King, fended off calls to relax collateral terms or to provide longer-term financing.

"The heart of the problem is people borrowed too much with too little collateral, " he said.

If that happened, the bank would be forced to put up billions in extra collateral, eating into its liquidity.

The collateral is often set against credit lines the companies have with banks or is offset against assets.

Therefore, the parties entered into a real estate property only mortgage collateral contract does not lead to the emergence Mortgages.

The exact nature of the collateral should be disclosed on a regular basis, like the main investments in a mutual fund's portfolio.

The Bank should stand ready to repo (against eligible collateral) or reverse repo any amount at any time at the official policy rate.

These structures look even shakier when the collateral cushion is, as is often the case, risky bonds - not cash.

She told him Lehman would have to turn over the $5 billion in collateral that J. P. Morgan had asked for days earlier.

Meanwhile, other hedge funds in New York and London are now trying to get collateral back from other groups, creating more pressures.

Goldman said that it had "no material exposure" to AIG, that it held cash collateral as well as hedged positions.

All the same it is an unfortunate piece of collateral damage, something the authorities have so far failed to address.

The main requirement for new banks was that they post collateral of government bonds equal in value to the notes to be issued.

All delivery orders for the delivery of the collateral goods to the purchaser need to be signed or countersigned by the bank.

The task is complicated by the fact that the firm used some of these as collateral for its own loans.

Land also is often used as collateral backing the loans to their financing vehicles.

Mr Geithner called for global agreement on how much collateral, or "margin" , to impose on uncleared derivative transactions.

The Bank introduced collateral guarantee business for vessels under construction, and initiated syndication credit extension plan.

Investigations revealed that she has a travel collateral who did not show any symptoms of the disease .

Putin vs. Chuck Norris. I'm not sure who would win, but I am sure none of us would survive the collateral damage to see it.

At the end of this session, each trainee will be able to code all types of collateral and maintain Collateral library professionally.

It would also have made them more likely to call in collateral from other counterparties.

The collateral posted by these counterparties is now tied up in the Lehman bankruptcy.

He also acknowledged that falls in the value of land used as collateral had not been fully taken into account in the stress tests.

By contrast, he said, Bear Stearns and A. I. G. had more trustworthy collateral.

As with many mediations, there were collateral interests to consider when trying to reach a settlement.

Some of these loans have been restructured with new collateral transferred to banks, while others have been refinanced through bond issues.

This process eats into a pool of collateral already shrinking with the withering market values of many eurozone sovereigns' bonds.

The company may not accept its own shares as the collateral under a security arrangement.

The Japanese market for medium-term bond financing, but it is also referred to as a repo market. Securities acting as collateral . . .

He said Muammar Gaddafi's troops have dug in and the drones are needed to operate in urban areas and minimise collateral damage.

If you are storing image files and collateral documents with your reports, the amount of space that you allocate to resources can be small.

Some of its counter party banks get a slap on the wrist for changing the terms of their collateral demands, for instance.

The bank wanted his home, in which he has built up a lot of equity, as collateral.

A note is usually a short term business loan that may be secured or unsecured by collateral. Also called a promissory note.

Working through her church, the retired businesswoman helped Win develop a business plan and provided collateral for him to get a microloan.

For the sake of easy reference, a code is to be assigned to the collateral, like everybody has his own ID code.

Collateral obligation is an important legal system in Contract Law, and its jurisprudence basis is the principle of good faith.

Hundreds of billions of dollars of CDOs have defaulted, but the structures can only be liquidated if the underlying collateral can be sold.

For a few weeks in the summer foreign lenders did not want to lend to them, even using Spanish government bonds as collateral.

He offered his home as security or collateral when he borrowed from the bank.

Low rates also boost asset prices, giving companies the collateral with which to borrow and banks the capital with which to lend.

He also said the city had stopped using land as collateral for infrastructure loans.

I'm very young, I don't own anything. I have no collateral. And. . . -the bank said what? -No! Absolutely not! There's no way!

This is usually a failure to recognise a reflexive, circular connection between the willingness to lend and the value of the collateral.

Unsecured Loan A bank loan that is issued and supported only by the borrowers creditworthiness, rather than by some sort of collateral.

It also widened the collateral that it was prepared to accept to include mortgage loans.

Just as in these cases, the collateral damage to Greece of a euro exit will be significant, but it can be contained.

We find that under collateral and loan purposes and bank deposit, the bank does monitor the free cash flow.

Allows a brokerage to use securities in an account as collateral when providing loans. Must be signed when opening a margin account.

Peasant farmers are allowed to own their homes but not their land , so they are unable to use it as collateral for loans .

Embolisation of pathologic systemic collateral arteries to the bronchial artery system can be an effective option for haemoptysis control.

The threshold for action is highest in the global arena, where the collateral effects are the least predictable.

To control risk, he only provides guarantees for companies willing to put up their hard assets as collateral for the loans.

And I'd like to do a little collateral thinking, if you will, about compassion and bring it from the global level to the personal.

clinical manifestations as vascular involvement , disease , ischemia , as well as whether to establish collateral circulation may be.

It was creative, but not radical: the Fed has always lent to banks, though seldom on such a scale, and the eligible collateral is the same.

Thus one piece of collateral can be churned several times to support several deals; hence that great financial candy floss cloud.

or you find that the value of the assets you pledged as collateral is now less than your loan.

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Collateral Properties or assets that are offered to secure a loan or other credit. Collateral becomes subject to seizure on default.

By some estimates more than $12 billion flowed from AIG to Deutsche Bank in collateral as a result of these policies.

So the ETF provider requires the bank to provide collateral (see diagram).

And the Fed should have no authority, even with the approval of the Treasury, to lend against insufficient collateral.

The bank also offered $100 billion of four-week loans against standard collateral to primary dealers.

Indeed, the main collateral damage that a wife can inflict on her husband is not by her absence but by her presence.

The collateral is usually unconnected with the index.

Banks used the retail deposit base, with its effective government guarantee, as collateral for speculative trading.

Many believe that as SMEs transparency would be enhanced, the scheme would help to reduce banks reliance on the availability of collateral.

When will politicians have the courage to stand up, acknowledge this fact and stop allowing young minority men to be collateral damage?

In contrast, pawnshops avoid credit risk by obtaining collateral in the form of various possessions of the borrower.

It did not proceed entirely without collateral damage.

When Gao started out, China's local banks would not lend without a promise of real estate as collateral.

The ECB could no longer accept their collateral, Greek debt, which would immediately have less than junk status.

We assume that the system of main and collateral channels may be the universe's "positioning management" network of human beings.

The big deal about non-recourse loans is that you are not personally liable. The bank uses your company's cash flow as collateral.

Another reason could be that China may have asked for collateral for billions of dollars it has loaned Venezuela, Mr. Guerra said.

When share prices collapsed amid the global subprime crisis, it was unable to top up its collateral.

The remedy would be new broad-based rules rather than just renminbi revaluation. There would be a large collateral benefit too.

That decision forced the insurer to seek at least $13 billion in extra collateral to back its credit derivatives.

It isn't clear what sort of collateral Greece could put up.

Bank regulators also said the downgrade wouldn't affect the use of Treasurys as collateral at, say, the Fed's discount window.

Issuers will pay the Fed upfront fees, or will provide guarantees or collateral, to help insulate the central bank from losses.

The bank will not accept the state's IOUs as collateral.

As collateral to borrow securities through the securities lending system of an over-the-counter securities market.

That is extreme, but relatively speedy repossessions might at least reduce some of the collateral damage.

In the absence of an era of money in circulation, land and personal is the main collateral.

It is not an obvious commercial bet: burial grounds cannot be redeveloped, so banks are unlikely to want them as collateral.

"Collateral facilitates credit extension, " he said in June 2007, just before the crisis began in earnest.

A securities firm shall pay interest on cash collateral it collects from a borrower at a rate agreed between the two parties.

What are the major factors to be considered in collateral production?

Chapter three discusses the form of responsibility if breaching collateral obligation.

America is now a battleground between these three, with metropolitan papers suffering collateral damage.

Credit Support Balance The total value of Collateral held by the exposed party, after any Haircuts .

A downgrade would oblige the company to post $18bn of collateral to back various financial guarantees to counter-parties.

"You don't need any [extra] collateral or proof of salary, " he said.

collateral value is correlated positively with the secular leverage, and is correlated negatively with the leverage of current assets.

Pass to comb cultural heritage first, sum up the theories foundation to the default risk of personal housing collateral loan.

Many loans taken by them are backed by state land or other collateral rather than direct guarantees from local governments.

Bankers involved say they do not recall Mr. Paulson talking about Lehman's impaired collateral.

'But the government's harsh crackdown on real estate has limited my ability to borrow using property as collateral, ' he said.

Mister Yunus says he started Grameen because he wanted to see if banking could be done without collateral.

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The Bear funds had borrowed to enhance returns, and in doing so had to post collateral with lenders, known as prime brokers.

One challenge of cleaning up the oil is collateral contamination, including the transfer of oil via workers' boots, Kirby said.

Like Lehman, much of Dubai's collateral is real estate-related--and potentially even more distressed than the Wall Street firm's portfolio.

Without one, they argue, increased collateral requirements for cleared trades would make hedging their everyday risks much more expensive.

The repo market had been an area of concern related to the S& P downgrade, as the repo market relies heavily on Treasury collateral.

A sense of foreboding gripped the Street as top executives feared collateral damage from a Lehman liquidation.

The collateral requirements banks must meet to make use of these facilities will also be relaxed.

Making account receivables and inventory eligible collateral is an important solution to the financing difficulties of SMEs.

The magazine claims the money is being used as collateral for bank loans to other companies with connections to Mr Saric.

International resources are better used to mitigate the collateral damage of depreciation.

After a scan on Thursday, the team said in a statement that Beckham had suffered a sprained medial collateral ligament in his right knee.

If you are a homeowner, you can use your home as collateral and perhaps take out a home equity loan.

Latest knee problem, a torn medial collateral ligament, is not considered career-threatening for the young Lakers center.

The innocent are sometimes slain to make way for grander schemes. You were collateral damage.

And no matter what you have done, forking your life over as collateral is not a smart move.

THANKS to the collateral damage from the financial crisis, government deficits have surged across the rich world.

Pointed out that the mortgage is a pledge of rights, should not use the collateral to the provisions of relevant laws and regulations.

In our setting we consider a bankruptcy law to be a one-dimensional variable that influences creditor's expectation value of collateral.

It also means Pakistan feels bound to keep collateral damage to a minimum.

In recent years, using possession and income of a whole project as the floating charge collateral charge is not a rare case in China.

These advances help explain why we have not so far seen more collateral damage in emerging markets.

And that includes making them safer from the collateral damage of Alan Greenspan's irrational exuberance for risky financial technologies.

Much of this collateral is typically in the form of land or property.

They might, for example, lend to a manufacturer that has no collateral other than the receivables it expects to get from its customers.

Hypothecation Agreement Allows a brokerage to use securities in an account as collateral when providing loans.

That is why I still believe the Bank is correct to insist on providing liquidity at a penal rate against good collateral.

Why not use the much-heralded stability fund as collateral for a European Brady bond plan that puts an end to the sovereign debt saga?

Housing has to be pre-sale collateral, the pre-sale housing to have pre-sale, re-mortgages, and even the final "absconding with money. "

One summer, he went to the bank to apply for a loan, using his cattle for collateral.

One problem is the likely inflated value of much of that collateral.

Yet, as the Guanyinxia forest indicates, not all of the land used as collateral is commercially viable. And the volumes could become huge.

If house prices fall next year, the collateral damage is likely to be considerably greater.

A suit against JPMorgan Chase, over collateral calls the bank made on Lehman in the weeks before its demise, is due to go to trial in 2012.

Therefore, research on financial collateral management has important theoretical and practical meaning for the current market.

Now they speak of a "collateral arrangement where appropriate" . Quite what this means, nobody knows.

However, the adequacy of the collateral of these new Fed positions is unclear.

As collateral to refinance securities through a securities finance enterprise.

Should the collateral requirements be triggered, it would make Italian debt less attractive for investors.

The Office of Finance says they accept as collateral only securities that have an ascertainable market value.

But accepting a wide spectrum of collateral helps in a crisis when banks are reluctant to surrender their liquid assets.

Banks lend money against the collateral of assets, most notably in the form of housing.

In a nutshell, they want the central bank to make more money available at longer maturities and against a wider range of collateral.

Yields for Spain and smaller euro-zone borrowers may have been kept low as banks buy bonds at auction for use as collateral for ECB funding.

A work of art may also carry liens after being used as a collateral for a loan.

Cramming five miniature satellites into the nose of one launch rocket has had a collateral engineering benefit.

Without collateral, Mr. Thomas wasn't able to get a loan.

This contrasts markedly with NATO. Its pilots have bombed selectively, keeping collateral damage to a minimum.

Central banks give generous collateral rules for borrowing, in an effort to provide banks with liquidity.

Developing therapeutic apparatus based on meridian-collateral theory is one of important tasks in TCM modernization.

I would rather loan a million dollars on character than on any other collateral in the world.

In the bust many borrowers have had to find more collateral to offset falling asset prices.

Unsecured bonds, called debentures, have no collateral.

If we lack sufficient collateral, the bank may refuse to loan us money we need for expansion.

Typically, REITs use repos, or repurchase agreements, getting leverage by pledging their government-mortgage securities as collateral.

The Fed should have strengthened authority to loan against adequate collateral in an emergency.

Surgical reconstruction of the collateral ligaments can obtain good effects in treatment of recurrent dislocation of the elbow.

The army says up to 15, 000 troops in Swat are moving slowly to minimize the collateral damage that helped doom previous operations.

The money went to banks to cover their losses on complex mortgage investments, as well as for collateral needed for other transactions .

The clinical manifestations include ascites, splenomegaly and formation and opening of collateral circulations.

Moreover, it analyzed China's current legal arrangements on collateral management as well as bond market development.

Had it downgraded Greece, the country's government bonds would not have been eligible for use as collateral for loans from the ECB.

Margin clients should be better informed regarding the re- pledging of the securities collateral .

However, the Fed can bypass the markets and lend directly to banks at its discount window, where collateral standards are more flexible.

the credit amount beyond the part covered by value of collateral, should be performed the competence as credit authorization.

Until now, sovereign entities have generally not posted collateral for derivatives deals, partly because of that risk-free tag.

Congress is weighing proposals to increase collateral requirements for futures traders and otherwise restrain their activities.

This could be a Bank Officer of the Lending Bank or Collateral Bank, or an independent Law Firm.

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An investment in a commodity total return index is a bundled investment in the collateral and the passive commodity trading strategy.

Contractual collateral obligation origins from the principle of good faith.

If Carrefour become the victim of collateral damage of the "War of Horror" , then so be it.

Kramer and Hepburn put their salaries up for collateral and ensured the film was finished .

The state's creditors would demand more collateral, or yield, for holding the debt, thereby worsening the cash position of the state.

And fourth, the European Central Bank would take losses on its reserves of Irish bank bonds and those that it is holding as collateral.

The European Central Bank could not accept defaulted bonds as collateral to lend to banks, since they would be worth little.

Specifically, we'll use a collateral behavior of the main indexing function called token extraction.

The causes to financing difficulties includes: asymmetric information, lacking collateral and limited earnings to banks.

Loans made to bankrupt companies are usually backed by collateral.

Using that as collateral, a bank gave Xie a $100 million loan for a real estate project.

Bankers Trust Company to purchase lending staff RP shares as collateral to the French bank for a loan .

Graphic design, advertising and promotional materials, collateral, annual reports, logos and identity.

Only 1 per cent of the collateral was Treasury bonds which are normally used in transactions between banks and the monetary authorities.

A clause in a bond agreement which prevents the borrower from pledging greater security or collateral to other lenders.

CT could detect the other collateral circulation around the liver.

The Bank had previously only lent money at penalty rate overnight and only for high-quality collateral such as gilts .

Conclusion VR is highly valuable in judging the pathways of the collateral vessels in patients with femoral vein obstruction.

The collateral accepted by the Term Securities Lending Facility was expanded to include all AAA-rated asset-backed securities.

Similarly, unstable package dependencies increase the risk of collateral damage within your architecture during times of change.

So it has proved in this case: here we have a policy that has failed to achieve its main aims, but has imposed huge collateral costs.

The patient's marrow began manufacturing healthy B cells to replace the ones that were destroyed as "collateral damage" by the therapy.

Moneylenders are common across rural India, often providing loans at extortionate rates. Some farmers hand over food booklets as collateral.

The worry now centers on how Wenzhou wealth capitalized a nonbank financing system where relationships matter more than collateral.

Some banks may require a co-signer of the loan, personal guarantees or even collateral to back up your business start-up loan application.

Unsecured loans are not attached to any collateral.

With the incentive of collateral, the devastating consequences of forced haircuts could be avoided.

The SMEs surveyed perceived that banks generally adopt conservative lending policies and rely mainly on the availability of collateral.

That bubble has burst, and the collateral is now worth less than the loan.

If a borrower defaults on a loan, the lender can sell the collateral and use the proceeds to make up for its losses on the loan.

Objective To observe and analysis the relativity between the changes on subglossal collateral vessels and coronary heart disease.

This fire sale was not enough for one creditor, Merrill Lynch, which seized collateral and threatened to auction it off to cover its losses.

Now they speak of a "collateral arrangement where appropriate" .

But unloading T-bills carries the risk of shoving the American economy off a cliff with severe collateral damage to exports.

The clinical application of Collateral Disease Theory has good effect for the treatment of pediatric diseases which provides a new idea.

Lehman would give collateral to its counter party and receive cash in return.

It should also accelerate reforms to allow farmers to sell their land or use it as collateral, which would help boost lagging rural incomes.

Today they enjoy laxer accounting, loose collateral rules at central banks, explicit debt guarantees and asset-purchasing schemes.

CME accepts a range of collateral for deposit including cash from most developed markets, gold, asset-backed securities and agency bonds.

Lenders have to set aside less capital for loans against property because of its security as collateral.

In bank lending, the difference between the value of the collateral on a loan and the actual amount lent.

Translation to Chinese for all collateral, including Asia Newsletter, company brochure, product related document, etc.

Perhaps of all the world's major stock markets, China's can perform terribly with the least collateral damage.

Margin: In stock trading, funds or securities deposited as collateral for a broker loan.

The mainland and Taiwan still lack a banking treaty, for instance, making credit checks and collateral enforcement nearly impossible.

He wanted to see if banking could be done without collateral.

Individual treatment strategies can be made based on the patterns and compensatory capacity of the collateral circulations.

Finland already imperiled the Greek rescue by cutting a side collateral deal with Athens, prompting fury from others.

Therefore, the thesis finishes the systematic research on contractual collateral obligation.

However, lower collateral values, reflecting sharply lower property prices, have constrained their ability to lend.

Adequate capital and collateral requirements can address the weaknesses that the crisis has unearthed.

Credit analysis from the quality of enterprises, capital, capacity, collateral and credit situation in these five cases are analyzed.

By the time oil demand collapses this time around, it similarly may be too late to prevent economic collateral damage.

So the brand, packaging and collateral needed to communicate a "retro cheek" that referenced its heritage but captured a modern audience.

It would provide the EU banking system with stable collateral and more time to prepare for a potential restructuring of legacy debt.

Many small businesses cannot get credit, people cannot use their property as collateral, competitors are not available to lower prices.

Fourth, it wants to tighten rules on capital and collateral provision to ensure all derivatives players have buffers to absorb any losses.

And if more competitive farming pushed up land prices, it would boost the collateral held by overextended banks.

Operation after operation was cancelled as departments rowed over levels of risk for troops or collateral damage and political fallout.

A collateral damage estimate was performed before an engagement was authorized by the joint task force commander.

It is much harder to ignore the collateral damage of the war on drugs when it happens in your neighborhood.

Equally, the ECB could scarcely refuse Greek government bonds as collateral for central-bank money even if they were junk.

Additional, it also is connecting the answers relatively with important splanchnic organ point in main and collateral channels.

This is a serious problem. It also means Pakistan feels bound to keep collateral damage to a minimum.

The $2 trillion in lending is going to unknown places in exchange for unknown collateral.

Anyone who reads the documentation carefully should be aware of the nature of a fund and the type of collateral.

Check whether painting, Wardrobe hangers, collateral is hanging straight and positioned properly.

Marketing teams typically display the IBM "Ready for. . . " Mark on packaging, advertising, and sales collateral.

While Mr Badri was not among the hawks at Opec's last meeting, he has surely heard the term "collateral damage" .

Objective To evaluate the pathways of the collateral vessels in patients with femoral vein obstruction.

Yet it also had to provide massive collateral guarantees to banks, with the result that its total debt might actually increase.

Researches On Some Problems Of Mental Compensation By Spiritual Damage In Cases Of "Civil Suit Collateral To Criminal Proceedings"

This helps explain why the new Fed facility allows primary dealers to pledge AAA -rated mortgage securities as collateral for borrowings.

Some say banks have been demanding German bonds as collateral for financing and refusing to accept the bonds of other euro-zone countries.

See Annex 3 for the minimum collateral level, overage collateral level and smallest LGD of the collaterals of different categories.