Sentences with phrase «badly run banks»

Will we finally let badly run banks fail?

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Banking stocks opened slightly higher on Wednesday but became one of the worst - performers following news the embattled Monte dei Paschi could run out of cash within four months.

«The only way you can make matters worse,» says Ballentine, «is by keeping the business loan and your home mortgage at the same bank, which might impose a «cross-default» mechanism on you — so that both loans automatically go into default if you run into problems with either one of them.»

It can be indeed be a run on the bank if consumers don't have confidence, and it can get worse unless governance checks are put in place.

For the big banks, on the run from even their traditional defenders, things will likely get worse before they get better.

The result is that instead of running the banking system for the economy, Latvia and other post-Soviet economies are managing their economies to maintain bank solvency — as if the indebted population is really expected to spend the rest of their lives paying off the deep negative equity left in the wake of bad loans.

The Federal Reserve pumps money into the banking system by purchasing bonds and, when the system breaks down, makes enormous bailout payments to cover the bad debts run up by banks and other institutions to mortgage borrowers, businesses and consumers.

Let's think worst case — should the currency collapse in your home country... and should a bank run ensue... and should the government mandate that all banks then close for no less than a week... and should subsequent food shortages take place... and should no clean water be available... and should the electricity and heat not work... and should violent protests, riots, and widespread looting erupt...

This is the same Jamie Dimon who didn't need a cash infusion when Hank Paulson summoned chief executives of the nine largest U.S. banks to the Treasury in October 2008, handed them an agreement to sell shares to the U.S. government and told them to sign it; the same Jamie Dimon who managed to steer JPMorgan through the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression and remain profitable; the same Jamie Dimon whom the government tapped to buy Bear Stearns Cos. to prevent potential fallout from its collapse; the same Jamie Dimon who was held up as amodel for how a bank should be run.

Capital Markets Debt / Equity India's banks — both private and state - run — have been given a powerful tool to deal with bad loans.

For example, whether legal or not, it would generally not be ethical for a bank or broker to front - run the orders of its customers if doing so resulted in the customers getting a worse price.

Banks that get involved with bad actors, he said, «run the risk of being slapped with very, very large fines, which is a significant financial risk, as well as a reputational one.»

The Greek banks are facing bad loans, deposit outflows and are running out of the collateral they need to survive.

Arrogant fool has lost most of the fans with obvious bad tactics, excuses and lack of activity spending fans money (should never be as split as it is now AKB / AOB) the fans is what makes Arsenal, who i may add pay all the big bucks to watch The Arsenal in a fancy stadium that they paid for and what did they get in return... an old delusional stubborn man who runs their club the way he thinks its should be... 200m in the bank and nobody available??

Every teams shows up when they meet Arsenal simply because they know we are there for the taking, there is no conspiracy anywhere... a team having a bad run will come up against us and suddenly look like Barca and Madrid combined, a striker that has not scored in ages comes up against is and suddenly he plays like Messi n Ronaldo combined, a keeper leaking goals for fun will come up against us and he becomes Banks and Cech combined....

The prime minister downplayed the suggestion the run on Northern Rock reflected badly on the British economy, insisting the bank's «unsound business plan» underpinned its collapse.

Using $ 100 million from fines levied on banks which behaved badly in the run - up to the crash, he built a network of agencies and groups to help people get mortgage modification.

Twice he emphasised that the FSA's report into the scandal found the worst abuses occurred in the build - up to the financial crisis, under Labour, calling the report «a shocking indictment of culture at banks like Barclays in the run up to financial crisis.»

The financial regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), has said it wants banks to hold more capital and run down or sell bad assets.

Losing your home is bad enough - but losing it to a bank part - run by the state and therefore part - paid for by you would be a cruel irony - and electorally lethal.

We do not want to hear about your ex, how badly they treated you, ran up your phone bill, and cleared out your bank account or the things that were wrong with them.

O2 sensor bank 2 needed replaced, And very bad design on headlight, try pricing a simple headlight and running light bulb replacement at your local dealer $ 200 - $ 300.

Therefore, if the bank insists on running your credit score as a stipulation for the loan and you know you have a bad score that will impact their decision, walk away and find a lender who will follow the rules and leave your credit score out of this.

Banks care that you have «reserves» (and / or an unsecured line of credit) in case you have a run of bad luck.

Still, the agreement could benefit banks in the long run, if default rates improve and the costs associated with bad - debt collections fall, according to several industry analysts and consultants.

Rather than go through banks, credit unions or other traditional lenders — which can be wary of customers with bad credit — CarsDirect's network includes car dealerships that offer in - house financing without running a credit check.

Worse still, predicting bank collapse could hasten or even cause a collapse by creating a bank run where it wouldn't have happened otherwise (many say this happened to Northern Rock).

It's almost like we — the twenty - and early thirty - somethings — are coming of age at some weird potluck of every social issue staring us in the face: food insecurity, epic natural disasters, stock market crashes, three wars, droughts worse than the Dust Bowl, banks getting away with robbery, extreme poverty, corporate - purchased elections, rising childhood obesity, rising deficit, salmon run extinctions, flocks of birds dropping out of the sky, college debt surpassing credit card debt, you name it.

I fear a carbon tax or worse, a merchant bank run ETS and can not understand how the Australian head of Goldmann Sachs, a major culprit in the GFC with fake mortgage derivatives could possibly be PM in Australia.

I often saw people running air - conditioning down to 65 degrees in the summer, and the worst offense was a bank where tellers were sitting with the lobby door open so they wouldn't be too hot in the 80 outdoor temps or too cold in the 65 - degree indoor temperature.

Jay touches on how good investment deals can easily turn bad, how to ensure lending from a bank runs smoothly, and how being an active lender in the industry helps him in his role as an expert witness.

It's not uncommon to run into a Seller, especially a professional investor or bank, that has had enough bad experience (s) in the past with other Hard Money Lenders, that they're turned off the entire subject.