Sentences with phrase «banking days failing»
«This agreement is conditional upon the inspection of the property of the purchaser's choice and expense, and receipt of a report satisfactory to him, in his sole and absolute discretion within ten banking days failing which this agreement becomes null and void»
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With banks refusing in recent days to accept the latest restructuring plan, May's senior ministers met around the clock, under pressure from the Labour Party and unions not to use taxpayer money to prop up the failing company.
McCaughey spent most of his tenure reducing risk at CIBC, starting on his second day as CEO when the bank disclosed a $ 2.4 - billion settlement tied to failed energy trading firm Enron Corp..
«Look at any of the headlines these days and it's clear that traditional US banks continue to fail millions of Americans with adversarial practices and opaque fee structures,» said Chris Britt, CEO and Founder of Chime.
In October, stocks fell below their worst levels of 1929 and when the Bank of New York failed, the Dow lost 16 % in 12 trading days.
What most of us fail to remember today is that in those days, even putting money in the bank was a risky endeavor.
After issuing the interim orders, the court also issued 14 days to Sterling Bank and any other interested party to appear and prove the legitimacy of the monies, failing which the funds would be permanently forfeited to the Federal Government.
Klein's bill calls for expanding the zombie - properties registry to include bank - owned properties, and penalties of $ 500 per day for failing to maintain a property post-foreclosure.
I believe you are banking on the last 8 years to see you through to infinity, and you fail to see that you barely squeaked one through less than 100 days after President Obama was elected.
A recent attempt by Conservative MP Peter Bone to rename the August bank holiday «Margaret Thatcher Day» also failed after MPs rejected it at second reading.
The new law threatens banks with civil penalties up to $ 500 a day for failing to maintain residential properties once they're aware of vacancies.
Herzfeld, whose career somehow lived to fight another day after his 1983 debut feature, «Two of a Kind» — a spectacular Hollywood turkey that imagined John Travolta and Olivia Newton - John as a failed inventor and bank teller chosen by the angels to restore God's faith in mankind — is a master of unintentional kitsch, and most of his latest plays out like a Mel Brooks or Zucker Brothers parody movie minus the actual jokes.
Yesterday (July 16, 2015), after a seven day trial, Superior Court Judge Andrew P. Banks issued his decision awarding the parents and children who wished to convert their failing public school Palm Lane Elementary into a public charter school under the Parent Empowerment Act (also known as the Parent Trigger Law).
If a bank fails, the acquiring bank either honors the terms of the CD, or the CD is liquidated and you receive your principal and interest (interest is paid to the day of failure), usually very quickly.
That way the only risk you're opening yourself up to is if the bank fails you miss out on interest for a few days.
If a member bank does fail, however, the FDIC stands ready to reimburse depositors, usually within 10 days after the bank closes.
We have an FDIC that used to compete with private bank insurance funds (see the opening chapters of Kathleen Day's S&L Hell for a description of the private Maryland S&L insurance fund that failed).
Remember back in 2008 when banks where failing almost every day, credit card companies were shrinking their overall debts and closing accounts like mad?
These days, the «too big to fail» banks have less competition than ever, they get their raw material — cash from depositors — nearly free, and they have never had more ways to make vast amounts of money.
Bankers would introduce excess bank money, then deliberately cut it back on it one day, watch prices plummet as businesses failed, then buy distressed assets cheaply.
A total of # 2.6 bn in fines were imposed on several banks this week for failing to stop the alleged manipulation of the US$ 5.3 tn per day foreign exchange market.
After trying to find a merger partner and failing, the remaining partners must have found the last days to have been crushing — working like crazy only to find they are a day older and still deeply in debt to the bank.