be bailed out

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

Technically insolvent soes continue to be bailed out.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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