Sentences with phrase «because issuers»

Many viewed the rule as an illiquidity tax because issuers or buyers of the horizontal slice, the B - piece, wouldn't be able to trade out of their positions.

Q&A with Holly McCall, champion of the stay - at - home parent — Turned down for a Target card because issuers can not consider household income anymore, McCall got so mad she's campaigning for change... (See Holly McCall)

Again, debt is never priced well, because issuers don't understand orderly and forced liquidation, whereby in «orderly», e.g. say Chapter 11, recoveries may be 80 cents on the dollar, and forced, e.g., Chapter 7, 10 cents on the dollar.

These are bonds paying a high rate of interest because the issuers are of lesser credit quality than government and investment - grade corporate bonds.

Manage volatility Because issuers of bonds generally make interest payments and repay principal, investment - grade bonds can be less volatile than stocks.

High - yield bonds (sometimes referred to as junk bonds) typically offer above - market coupon rates and yields because their issuers have credit ratings that are below investment grade: BB or lower from Standard & Poor's; Ba or lower from Moody's.

The credit cards are secured cards because issuers need consumers to open up an account and keep up some cash balance in the account.

Many secured credit cards can help you rebuild your credit because the issuers report to credit bureaus.

At SharesPost, the average time to close a transaction has been declining because issuers are more frequently waiving their right of first refusal and expediting the process.

Higher yielding fixed income offers those higher yields because the issuers of the bonds have a better chance of defaulting on their debt.

For example, if you try to open multiple accounts simultaneously, you may be denied solely because the issuer doesn't like to see too many credit inquiries on your report.

They're generally safe because the issuer has the ability to raise money through taxes — but they're not as safe as U.S. government bonds, and it is possible for the issuer to default.

And because an issuer makes a «hard pull «on your credit report every time you apply for a card, each new application can put a small dent in your credit score.

For example, if you try to open multiple accounts simultaneously, you may be denied solely because the issuer doesn't like to see too many credit inquiries on your report.

Because the issuer knows that your savings account can be seized if you fail to make payments, you are likely to qualify for a secured card, no matter how bad your credit situation.

This may be because the issuer is no longer offering this card or promotion.

Even if you do find an agent who is willing to work with you, you may discover that interest payments on your bonds have stopped because the issuer called the bond well before the maturity date.

Possibility that a bond's rating will be lowered because the issuer's financial condition, or the financial condition of a party to the financial transaction, deteriorates.

This may be because the issuer is no longer offering this card or promotion.

Not exact matches

If you can't get a refund at the store because too much time has gone by, your credit card issuer may be able to help, as long as it's within 90 days in most cases.

That's because that merchant won't be able to match the currency exchange rates that your card issuer can get — and they might even slip in an extra fee or two in the process.»

If you were denied because of information in your credit report, the issuer will send an adverse action notice that includes which credit reporting agency was used and how to contact the agency.

Because of the Durbin amendment, as of October 1, 2011, debit interchange is capped for transactions (21 cents, plus 5 basis points -LRB-.05 %), plus an additional penny for issuers that qualify for fraud) for debit cards issued by banks and credit unions with $ 10 billion in assets or more.

MacDougall explains: «In the CSA's analysis, they noted that a significant source of unvoted proxies was that the U.S. depositary would send the omnibus proxy to the issuer and, either because the omnibus proxy went to the wrong person at the issuer or the issuer did not know what to do with it, the tabulator was unable to reconcile votes from U.S. holders.»

But paying just the minimum means you'll actually pay more money to your issuer in the long run because of interest.

The arrival of the Chase Sapphire Reserve Card on the premium travel rewards credit card scene is great news for the consumer, because not only are we getting a top - of - the - line credit card with premium perks, but it also puts the pressure on other issuers to up their games.

Insiders point to issuers who have been quoted in the press making comments along the lines of, «The proxy advisory firm is my number one shareholder because they control 50 per cent of my vote.»

This is mostly because only a select few credit card issuers allow rewards points to directly be redeemed for Airbnb stays.

Because so many credit card issuers now provide free credit scores to their customers each month, I didn't have to do much digging.

The fund will be more susceptible to these risks than other funds because it may concentrate its investments in a limited number of issuers and currently focuses its investments in particular sectors.

As a result, because investors know that the issuer will probably call the shares if they trade above $ 100, the stock's price appreciation is effectively capped at $ 100 per share.

«One of the reasons why we are seeing a growing interest in social bonds is because people want diversity in their SRI (sustainable and responsible investing) portfolios — they want different kinds of issuers,» says Andrew Salvoni, head of Morgan Stanley's green and sustainable bond syndicate desk.

«One of the reasons why we are seeing a growing interest in social bonds is because people want diversity in their SRI portfolios — they want different kinds of issuers,» says Salvoni.

Because the cost to the issuer can often be significant, make - whole calls are rarely invoked.

Bonds are subject to the risk that an issuer will fail to make payments on time and that bond prices will decline because of rising interest rates or negative perceptions of an issuer's ability to make payments.

Because the card issuers don't want to pay rewards to someone who may be high risk (i.e. someone who may not be able to make their payments).

The issuers escape the scrutiny of the police or securities regulators because of their cross border nature and the way the crypto asets are structured to fall outside any regulator's perimeter.»

Because it is impossible to know when an issuer may call a bond, you can only estimate this calculation based on the bond's coupon rate, the time until the first (or second) call date, and the market price.

Australian entities» issuance of hybrid securities picked up in the second half of 2004 after slowing noticeably during the first half because of issuer uncertainty about how hybrid securities would be classified under new accounting standards.

Because company issuers have become more accustomed to secondary transactions, they are approving the sales faster and more often.

The reason that euroequites are issued outside the country of domicile is because the issues are too large for the small market in the issuer's home country; therefore the issues would be sold in various large markets such as the London...

However, because the agency bond issuers are guaranteed by the federal government these bonds are generally considered safer than even the safest corporate bonds.

Bond funds are subject to interest rate risk, which is the chance bond prices overall will decline because of rising interest rates, and credit risk, which is the chance a bond issuer will fail to pay interest and principal in a timely manner or that negative perceptions of the issuer's ability to make such payments will cause the price of that bond to decline.

By extension, simply because a coin is issued in an ICO and subsequently traded on the blockchain does not necessarily mean the issuer of the coin is in the business of dealing in securities.

These include currency risks — in the form of company - level mismatches as EM issuers generally do not fully hedge hard currency borrowings — and insolvency risks such as more uncertainty in financial restructuring because of inconsistent priorities and a lack of focus across jurisdictions.

Because it is the monopoly issuer of the currency, the government of Canada can never run out of money.

In California, the risk capital test considers whether there is attempt by an issuer to (1) raise funds for a business venture or enterprise (2) through an indiscriminate offering to the public at large, (3) where the investor is in a passive position to affect the success of the enterprise, and (4) the investor's money is substantially at risk because it is inadequately secured.

Because of this, ETN investors need to be aware of the specific terms of the note and the credit risk of the issuer.

Matthew Coan, owner of the personal finance website Casavvy.com, says that banks and credit card issuers require deposits on secured cards because they're wary of taking on potentially risky customers.

Because the traditional bond comes with interest paying structure which is not permissible under the Islamic financial system, the issuer of a Sukuk bond would sell the certificate to an investor group, who then rents it back to the issuer for a predetermined rental fee.