The owners
of bad assets should risk their equity before taxpayers put up one red cent.
An odd bond offering that I would not buy regardless of pricing.You might say, «No such thing
as bad assets, only bad prices.»
The financial regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), has said it wants banks to hold more capital and run down or
sell bad assets.
Meanwhile, the FDIC is doing its best to deal with
bad assets on banks» balance sheets: the agency plans to auction off $ 1 billion in residential and commercial properties, though the banks are not happy about it.
The bailout is not efficient, he writes, «because it can only deal with insolvency by
buying bad assets at far above their true value, thereby guaranteeing big losses for taxpayers and providing an open - ended bail - out to the most irresponsible investors.»
even better, a worse vet who we might be able to move snell and parker for, say something like deng and hart (not endorsing this deal, just the young guard /
bad asset POV)
The «Japan solution» that is being followed refinances assets that are in oversupply at progressively lower rates,
allowing bad assets to survive, and encouraging unproductive investment.
In terms of property,
bad assets continue to be restructured / sold off (or they've migrated into public hands), while good assets & projects are being re-financed far more easily now.
Fourth, even extraordinary monetary policy may not work, as the Fed tries to target lending markets, and finds that they can
absorb bad assets, but can't readily recycle them.
I agree with moneycone it just doesn't make sense and even then cars are one of
hte worst assets to have since they depreciate so fast.
In a Nov. 29 New York Times article «Get ready for half a recovery,» Gretchen Morgenson refers to chief U.S. economist at High Frequency Economics Ian Shepherdson's warning that «
bad assets on personal and institutional balance sheets» represent a «ball and chain» limiting recovery.
This was, however, adjusted with its high NPA and large write - offs on account
of bad assets.
Continuous review minimizes the exposure to
bad assets.
Incorrect risk perceptions can lead to
bad assets being created unwittingly, just as we saw in the US housing boom.
There are
worse assets a young QB could have.
They want to sell of
their bad assets.
This is likely to result in the bank making a further loss in the current quarter as it clears out
the bad assets.
The Prime Minister, speaking as ministers and officials drew up the second phase of their bank rescue programme, said in an interview: «One of the necessary elements for the next stage is for people to have a clear understanding that
bad assets have been written off.»
The discovery is understood to be behind Gordon Brown's demand this weekend for bankers to come clean about the scale of their «
bad assets» - including loans which have had to be written off at enormous cost.
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Bad Asset?
It was a wild ride for me, as the company grew by a factor of 10 in the 3 1/2 years I was there, before it became insolvent in 1989 due to
a bad asset policy forced on it by its parent company.
«They are making a decision to let it go instead of paying for
a bad asset.»
1) Going back to one of my themes, be wary of companies that sell their best assets to bail out
their worst assets.
You would like to say, «No such thing as
a bad asset, only a bad price,» but the answer might sound too facile.
Survivors / winners sell
their worst assets and hunker down — they have enough financial slack that they don't have to engage in panic behavior.
The Federal Reserve Chairman told lawmakers the plan to spend $ 700 billion to buy up
bad assets would allow banks to avoid unloading loans at fire sale prices.
«Bonds are
the worst asset class for investors,» says Malkiel (left), the author of A Random Walk Down Wall Street, in an opinion piece published in late March in The Wall Street Journal.
There were
some bad assets that brought those banks down of course, but they had a lot of value still and were valued at steep discounts.
The «toxic asset sale» simply replaces
the bad assets with cash.
It is usually a good sign when a company sells
its bad assets in a crisis.
No such thing as
a bad asset, only a mis - financed asset?
3) No such thing as
a bad asset, only a bad price?
«It's widely known that Simon and General Growth, and every mall owner for that matter, has
some bad assets in their portfolio.
They are getting rid of
bad assets.»
The company was formed in May 2014, when Simon Property Group swept out many of
its worst assets into an entity called Washington Prime Group.
As fun as these filters are for showing off your best and
worst assets, they can be an incredibly powerful marketing tool.