The phrase
"financial collapse" refers to a situation where a person, company, or even an entire economy experiences a severe and sudden decline in their financial stability and resources. It typically involves a significant drop in the value of assets (like homes or stocks) and a high level of debt that is difficult to manage. It often results in financial hardships such as bankruptcies, job losses, and a lack of access to credit or funds.
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Even in the systemic
financial collapse of 2008, diversified funds absorbed individual «failures» and served up the expected payments.
So here we are climbing out from the most
recent financial collapse, and things are apparently getting better, as I for one do believe that things are getting better.
For example, if there was a
major financial collapse like the one we saw in 2008, would the company be able to survive and keep your policy going?
People who are extremely risk - averse usually are prepared to take lower yields in return for the peace of mind when headlines are screaming about the
next financial collapse.
With Barcelona likely to emerge La Liga winners, Perez is soon going to face the music from stakeholders in the club as well, which includes the Madrid administration which pulled the club out of the brink of
financial collapse in pre-Perez days in 2000 by buying its training ground and its famous Bernabeu Stadium.
Democrat Thomas Suozzi pursues a new tenure as Nassau executive with the narrative of having redeemed the county
from financial collapse under his predecessor.
The graph above (source: The Aleph Blog, edits in red are mine) shows what happened to junk bonds during the tech crash in 2000 and the
Great Financial Collapse in 2008.
The Emperor's New Clothes (Unrated) Russell Brand stars in this class conscious expose examining the wealth gap between the rich and poor exacerbated by the
global financial collapse of 2008.
Recognize that DPS is at risk
for financial collapse and develop a plan to replace DPS with a community «portfolio manager» board and superintendent who will see their role as overseeing a citywide system of high - quality schools rather than operating schools directly.
Fundamentally, Margin debt has a history of peaking right
before financial collapses this seems like a warning to me but everyone say it's different this time.
He makes you want to puke ever time he tells us how he saved the world during the LTCM crisis when the world was hours way from
total financial collapse.
The majority of European nations & North America who voted for immorality are on the verge of
financial collapse do u think that any politician can get straiten out the economy?
The findings in the landfill corroborates the story that Atari dumped excess stock in a New Mexico landfill when faced
with financial collapse following the poor reception of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.
The danger on the eve of the DB11's launch was all too real for a company imperiled following the nose - punch
world financial collapse of 2008.
Following the
worst financial collapse since the Great Depression, an increasing number of Canadians have taken control of their earning potential and become their own bosses.
The government's actions to avoid
financial collapse last fall — as distasteful and unfair as some undoubtedly were — were unfortunately necessary to prevent a global economic catastrophe that could have rivaled the Great Depression in length and severity, with profound consequences for our economy and society.
In a drastic, surprisingly smooth departure from his typical work directing major studio comedies, Adam McKay tackles the dense subject matter of The Big Short, a screen adaptation of Michael Lewis «best - selling book about the
devastating financial collapse of the mid-aughts.
Enlightening, passionate and offbeat, The Big Short achieves the unenviable task of turning the 2008
financial collapse into meaningful and entertaining cinema.
The Big Short Film Review by Kam Williams Adaptation of Michael Lewis Best Seller
Chronicles Financial Collapse of 2008 Michael Lewis» The Big Short was an eye - opening best seller chronicling the machinations on the part of a quartet of Wall Street contrarians (played by Christian Bale, Ryan Gosling, Steve Carell and Brad Pitt) who accurately forecast the global financial crisis of 2008.
To rescue his city from
utter financial collapse, Mayor Rahm Emanuel is resurrecting an old whine: You suburban and downstate folks are to blame, and now you have to fix it.
The only shortcoming is that Ludvigsen's narrative concludes just before Porsche's
shocking financial collapse and takeover by Volkswagen this past summer.
In 2007, prior to the Wall Street created
worldwide financial collapse, the Fed Funds rate was 5.25 % and credit card interest rates were 15 %.
However, in years five through eight, there is a swing to a significantly increasing ADB, a jump in the HDB, a clear trend to pay off the revolving line later in the calendar year, and a falling multiple to below 4
until financial collapse.
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand said that if Lehman Brothers were called «Lehman Sisters» instead, the entire 2008
financial collapse never would have happened.
In other words, the young upstart who made millions by predicting the collapse of the old guard owns a property made iconic in the tale of a battle between a young upstart and the old guard, on the eve of an
earlier financial collapse.
Morgan successfully led the American financial community's attempt to avert a
general financial collapse following the stock market panic of 1907.
Finland's
crippling financial collapse in the early»90s brought fresh economic challenges to this «confident and assertive Eurostate,» as David Kirby calls it in A Concise History of Finland.
This is a development that no one is talking about — but I believe that is represents a hidden slow -
motion financial collapse that will soon accelerate:
They came under fire from pundits after the post-Lehman
Brothers financial collapse seemed to sharply raise the odds the contracts would prove costly to Berkshire.
While other Northern and Western European countries have seen their housing bubbles inflate since 2009 due to «safe haven» investment inflows, Iceland's Housing Bubble is unique because it has inflated (or reinflated) primarily due to currency controls that were enacted after its
epic financial collapse in 2008.
Sub-prime asset - backed securities, collateralized debt obligations and increased leverage magnified what might have been a contained real estate correction to a
broader financial collapse.
There, a series of bad trades made at Corzine's behest led the company to a
spectacular financial collapse — and when regulators descended on the futures trading firm, they found that money was missing from customer accounts.
The kind of
near financial collapse that we recently went through, salvaged only by enormous government intervention, is no threat to China.
It knows the banks and financial sector is to blame and that Gordon Brown, for all his many, many faults, was not singlehandedly responsible for an
international financial collapse.
In 2006, just a few months before this nation fell into a spiral of
financial collapse thanks to, yes, predatory lenders propping up an economy that was supposedly red hot, with an inflated stock market, the U.S. Department of Defense was already beginning to smell a rat.
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