Sentences with phrase «credit crisis turned»

There wasn't much love shown to this section of corporate bonds since the 2008 credit crisis turned the maple market into a small marketplace that pri...

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These loans, often made to borrowers with bad credit, no job, and no income turned into a systemic risk that eventually sent the world into its worst economic crisis since The Great Depression.

Before long, when the general economy of Britain turns a corner, deals with its current credit crisis, these companies will be seen as very cheap and thus rise again.

Speaking on Long Island as part of a series of signing ceremonies around the state on Wednesday, Cuomo specifically credited the GOP - led chamber's anti-heroin task force, which launched in 2014, calling the measures a «major turning point» in the heroin crisis that has gripped parts of the state.

Although he is credited with leading New York out of an economic crisis as governor in the 1970s, Carey also was remembered as a World War II Army colonel who liberated concentration camps; a savvy lawmaker whose tenure on the House Ways and Means Committee prepared him for the economic challenges he would later face in Albany; and a compassionate chief executive who never turned his back on the underprivileged.

With the success of The Blind Side and Moneyball, Hollywood loves Michael Lewis» books, but how do you turn a highly engaging but very deep dive into the housing market crisis, credit default swaps and collateralized debt obligation into a movie?

During the 2008 credit crisis, it turned out that institutions were buying insurance (credit default swaps) from companies that could not pay the claim.

How this credit crisis works out and what price we end up paying has to be largely unknowable, depending as it does on hundreds of interlocking and often novel factors and how they in turn affect animal spirits.

Much worse, it can lead to a credit crisis that can turn one's credit score from bad to worse.

In light of the current economic climate that we are all living under, continued high unemployment, a mortgage crisis that's now turned into a foreclosure crisis; the issue of utilizing credit histories for employment purposes is a topic of growing importance.

Heading NTMA's legal, control and compliance functions, US - and Ireland - qualified Andrew O'Flanagan has been at the epicentre of the agency's efforts to turn around the nation's credit reputation following the financial crisis.