Sentences with phrase «most bondholders»

(Most bondholders have no desire to hold equity at all, much less an illiquid penny stock, thus the 54 % lockup).

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After playing a two - year game of chicken with management, bondholders forced the company to wipe out shareholders and legally separate the Lake Erie operation — the most modern integrated steel plant in North America — from the Hamilton mill and its related obligations.
Of the three big rating agencies, Moody's seems the most chilled out: In a widely circulated memo dated Oct. 7, it said the U.S. would keep its AAA rating as long as it pays bondholders.
Even at the Fed, where NIRP keeps popping up, the discussion is marked by a definite lack of enthusiasm for what might turn out to be one of the most toxic policies ever - not just for savers, bondholders, and stockholders, or the entire economy, but for banks!
The «inflation reversal» leaves bondholders particularly bruised, and is most clearly associated with fundamentals: namely a sharp turnaround in realized consumer price inflation (CPI).
Most was paid to French and German banks, along with other European bondholders.
«And as long as we have useful tools who purport to be Republicans, like Dean Skelos, Bob Turner, and a swath of other who are not willing to stand up for principles, but who would rather knuckle under to the most extreme demands of far - left Democrats, Public Service Unions and well - funded special interests in exchange for job security, and who could not lead a one - car funeral on an abandoned stretch of the Thruway, idiots like me — Andrew Cuomo — will continue to roll over the legislature, the taxpayers, the bondholders, and the rest of New York's victims with nary so much as an objection.»
The following year, StarShine took out $ 12.7 million in loans to purchase and upgrade its facilities that will now most likely become the property of its bondholders.
The most you could make was $ 100 million, if General Electric defaulted on its debt any time in the next ten years and bondholders received nothing.
Most bonds have an interest rate, also called the coupon or nominal rate, applied to the par value that the bond issuer will pay to the bondholder on a semiannual basis.
And, despite the market's liquidity (the ability to buy or sell a security quickly), most retail bondholders purchase their securities with the intent to receive regular interest and hold them until they mature, reducing the potential amount of daily trading activity.
Subordinated debt Holders of subordinated debt rank below most other bondholders when it comes to paying them back if the company goes backrupt.
Namely, stocks, having no expiration (unlike most bonds) and being the most junior stakeholders in a company's capital structure (therefore paid after bondholders in a hypothetical bankruptcy scenario), typically provide the highest return over the long - run.
Fitch assumed excess spread to be the lesser of the average historical excess spread (earning on the assets minus interest payments to bondholders and fees) and the most recent 12 - month average excess spread, and applied that same rate over the stressed projection of remaining life.
While the U.S. equity market advanced strongly on the day the Treasury plan was announced, most market indices were lower by the end of the week, and credit spreads (indicators of bondholder concerns about default risk) did not budge.
As a bondholder, the most important concept to be aware of is that the price of a bond has an inverse relationship to changes in the market interest rates.
An appraised value of less than $ 495 million could lead to the most junior bondholders losing control of servicing decisions or taking losses, the analysts wrote.
At the end of the day, the resolution strategy that a lender will most likely accept is the one that, in its sole opinion, maximizes recovery to the bondholders.
Most recently, the failure to win enough bondholders to agree to forbearance seems to have tipped the firm finally into bankruptcy.
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