creditworthiness

Creating a synthetic ETF does not eliminate this illiquidity risk, but merely transforms it into a bet on the creditworthiness of a bank.

China has ample reason to do so to help its own economy, even if it has no Cartesian anxiety about the ultimate creditworthiness of the US.

Restructuring means a unilateral change to certain material terms of any Obligation as a result of deterioration in creditworthiness.

SO FAR, France's creditworthiness has not come under as much scrutiny as that of other euro members.

More to the point, China's creditworthiness is improving while that of the eurozone collectively is deteriorating.

The downgrade was not taken as adding any new information to the question of America's creditworthiness.

THE creditworthiness of a country used to be judged by the level of its gold reserves.

In the old days, a bank was stuck with its loans and needed to worry about the long-term creditworthiness of the borrower.

They merrily drove spreads down as if there were no material difference in the creditworthiness of Germany and Greece.

The laws also require that borrowers have access to any data used to evaluate their creditworthiness.

Foreign investor's business license, certificate of creditworthiness, and financial statements issued by an accounting firm.

Moreover, if inflation picks up in 2010, so will commodity prices, improving the creditworthiness of African governments.

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

In such circumstances, the benefit of a lower debt burden for creditworthiness is likely to offset the cost of a default.

For most countries, reserve accumulation is part of a sensible strategy to reduce external vulnerability and improve creditworthiness.

That cost the brokerage a chance for capital and a coveted endorsement of Bear Stearns's creditworthiness.

Governments with unsustainable debts should be forced to restructure them, damage to their sovereign creditworthiness or not.

The US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke says America's creditworthiness is at risk if the country's borrowing limit is not raised.

Companies have no say over the types or number of derivatives linked to their creditworthiness.

In addition, interest rate control on corporate bonds does not allow spreads to be determined by creditworthiness of an issuer.

The likelihood of a financial crisis emanating from these deficits depends on China's creditworthiness.

Analysis of the issuer's creditworthiness, historical results, projected performance, competitive strengths and market opportunities.

We should be very grateful to you for any information you can give us about their reputation and creditworthiness.

But it also follows a fundamental reassessment of the creditworthiness and prospects of emerging, versus developed, economies.

That, in turn, could force the Irish government to provide more financial assistance, eroding its own creditworthiness.

Wall Street's financial alchemy has broken down, and bankers are freshly concerned about the creditworthiness of their borrowers.

Moreover, the creditworthiness of the US government cannot be taken for granted.

The debate over the creditworthiness of the US has put the main ratings agencies under the microscope again.

For bullion bulls, the implication is clear: central banks no longer trust the creditworthiness of other governments.

So these people are now pronouncing on the creditworthiness of the United States of America?

Prolonged stagnation worsens public debt burdens and undermines creditworthiness as effectively as fiscal incontinence.

a borrower's underlying (working capital) assets, not the borrower's overall creditworthiness.

Their creditworthiness depends as much on their willingness as their ability to pay.

Standard &Poor's, a rating agency, said it was reviewing PPR's creditworthiness after the announcement of the Puma deal.

Creditworthiness; financial standing The likelihood of a borrower to pay back a debt, based on past credit performance.

That suggests that emerging market debt is not being driven by judgments of governments' creditworthiness.

To do so he used another peer-to-peer website to subcontract the job of assessing creditworthiness to a number of ordinary people.

Even as the rating agencies busily revise rich countries' creditworthiness downwards, Indonesia's has been going the other way.

Rating agencies have long assessed banks' creditworthiness in part on the likelihood of government support should they get into trouble.

Such dramatic deterioration in perceived creditworthiness can create a vicious and unpredictable spiral.

That looks dangerous, given fears that the agencies have over-estimated the creditworthiness of some asset-backed securities (see article).

With Europe's creditworthiness sliding and the US economy drifting, emerging market economies look particularly inviting.

But with taxpayers suddenly on the hook for gigantic bank losses, even as revenues plunged, the nation's creditworthiness was put in doubt.

These credit lines need to be rolled over regularly and their price and availability depend on the creditworthiness of the government.

The updates in ratings are part of a major overhaul of S&P's methods for scoring the creditworthiness of some 750 banking groups.

Policymakers have decided to play for time in the hope that the countries in difficulty will restore their creditworthiness.

What does the new rating say about the U. S. government's creditworthiness?

A rising tide of creditworthiness among emerging market sovereigns is lifting corporate boats.

So far, though, financial markets have shown little sign of concern about the government's creditworthiness.

As for borrowing, creditworthiness matters more than currency status.

Banks use labour and capital to screen borrowers, assess their creditworthiness and monitor them.

The challenge is to reduce the impact of diverging creditworthiness among its 16 sovereign issuers on borrowing costs.

In truth, many governments may find it impossible to do this again, since they may reach the limits of creditworthiness.

The real remaining barrier is financing: impoverished smallholders lack creditworthiness to get market loans.

Heightened fears about creditworthiness could mute such rallies.

Clearing these small debts will also greatly improve your creditworthiness.

A leading credit rating agency that assesses the creditworthiness of borrowers.

The fiscal debate must accept that the greatest threat to our creditworthiness is a sustained period of slow growth.

Traders only have to worry about the creditworthiness of one entity, with which they can net off their trades.

It knows more than anyone about the spending habits and creditworthiness of the Chinese middle class, plus millions of Chinese merchants.

But recent policy setbacks have thrown further doubt on the country's long-term creditworthiness.

It is a regular but challenging task to conduct the creditworthiness appraisal of hi-tech enterprises.

The Federal Reserve chairman suggested the US could even lose its coveted AAA credit rating, the highest ranking of creditworthiness.

A second possibility is that brokers may certify the quality of properties and the creditworthiness of borrowers to lending institutions.

Because of its size, creditworthiness and commitment to full employment, the Anglosphere balances the world's macro-economy.

The average FICO credit score is 775, which makes the borrowers beacons of creditworthiness.

In addition, to make the bonds saleable, rating agencies were appointed to adjudge their creditworthiness.

The most vulnerable countries, such as Greece, now face a risk that Japan never did: that markets will lose faith in their creditworthiness.

They lack the savings or creditworthiness needed to buy better seed, fertilizer and water technology.

There are serious concerns in Beijing, too, about the creditworthiness of U. S. debt.

The debt problem and the need to prove creditworthiness.

In 1933, Canada's banks threatened to suspend lending to Newfoundland because of concern about its creditworthiness.

The biggest danger is a loss of US creditworthiness.

Creditworthiness investigation, consultation, evaluation and witness services that are relevant to the Bank's business;

(vi) Financial Creditworthiness Certificate issued by financial institutions that have business connections with the foreign enterprise; and

that a small bank, when adding CR data in its creditworthiness assessment, could increase its lending up to 30% without increasing its risk;

the legal certificates and a certificate of creditworthiness of the foreign investor;

Improve enterprises' creditworthiness and ability to fulfill their civil liabilities

An Analysis on Functions of Bank- and- Firm Creditworthiness System in Financing of Small and Medium- sized Enterprises

People's creditworthiness, it seems, can be seen in their looks

A serious deficiency in his ability to perform or in his creditworthiness; or

creditworthiness and ability to fulfil their civil liabilities

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