Sentences with phrase «insuring us against»

The result was an early secure bitcoin wallet platform that later evolved into Xapo, which Casares describes as «the Swiss bank of bitcoin» and claims is «the first bitcoin vault fully protected and insured against hacking and bankruptcy.»

In this case, socially responsible activities helped create business value, develop strategic resources and insure against risks.

Your business will face a bunch of risks that it can't insure against, such as increased competition, declining margins, staff turnover, or the failure of a new product to make a splash in the market.

The things you can insure against are the ones we focus on.

Because people are inclined to insure against negative consequences, you can strike an emotional chord by detailing what could happen if a customer does not follow through with your latest recommendation.

You can be insured against these potential losses.»

Berkshire is well - known for insuring against potentially costly events with long odds, such as picking a perfect «March Madness» bracket, as the National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament is known.

New investors flock to gold to insure against geo - political turmoil.

The reason we pay so much for healthcare isn't because of insurers, but because of the ineffectual, labyrinthine system they are insuring us against.

Relative to the five - year average, Korean credit default swaps, the cost of insuring against defaults, is 3 basis points (hundredths of a percentage point) higher while the Korean Won is 3 % lower.

In the first place, most major corporate misconduct implicates senior corporate officials, such that a regime of personal — rather than corporate — liability would provide them with incentives to cause the corporate entity to insure against the risk of such losses, which satisfies the goal of compensation.

Hovnanian skipped an interest payment due Tuesday on bonds it repurchased and parked with an affiliate, opening the door for GSO to collect payouts on credit - default swaps that insure against nonpayment.

In the event of default, the lender will be insured against losses.

Some services such as Coinbase claim that all the currency that they hold in their exchange are insured against theft and that this insurance policy would cover any customer funds lost, but it's probably not something that you want to put to the test.

While Canada boasts historically low default rates, there is still a strong culture of insuring against the risk of default from borrowers.

Ensure that all your properties are duly insured against fire, flood and inflation or other factors that may affect your investments in future.

We'll explore below how as a renter you can insure yourself against flood damage from natural disasters.

Ferguson quotes Bank of England chief economist Andrew Haldane's explanation: «No one had quite noticed that the global financial network had become connected enough for distress to cascade rapidly from one institution to many, but sparse enough for many institutions to be poorly diversified and inadequately insured against the failure of a counterparty.»

So long as a mortgage lender made sure that a loan met the FHA's requirements for «good loans», the agency would agree to insure it against loss.

(Even as Carmen Reinhart and other top - level economists have criticized the FED for prolonging FINANCIAL REPRESSION in order to insure against inflation staying below the FED «s self - imposed mandate of 2 percent.)

All funds on the platform are secured by multi-signature wallets, as well as having all cryptocurrency assets insured against potential cyberattacks.

Unlike job loss, pregnancy is not something most people insure against.

And ordinary words in the mouths of politicians have become weapons against trust itself, betraying anyone who hasn't amassed enough wealth and power to insure against betrayal.

We are keenly sensitive to the problems of childhood; we have thoroughly learned the proverb that just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined; we feel confident that if we can give a boy a good beginning we can insure him against a bad ending.

However, some of the jury may be biased because the person won't swear on the bible so an atheist may want to swear on the bible anyhow to insure against bias.

The problem of evil, to the primitive mind, was more naïve what could man do so to please the capricious divinities as to win superhuman favor and support and thus insure himself against calamity?

Scientific method automatically insures against that.

In Sonoma County alone, with close to 60,000 acres under vine, almost 70 percent are insured against any number of the vagaries that can occur — and there is a reason for that.

Why, a golfer with the foresight to insure himself against one.

Bayern are champions again, while rivals Borussia Dortmund have insured against their own failure.

Women who choose not to breastfeed must be given synthetic oxytocin to insure against hemorrhaging.

And earlier this week the UK's Credit Default Swap spread, or the price of insuring against a sovereign default, was lower than Germany's.

If you want to blame someone - and we would encourage you to do exactly that - blame Labour for insuring themselves against bad press by timing the by - election so it's shadowed by events in America.

The idea is that you insure against the risk of getting old.

Insuring against old age is therefore analogous to insuring against a car accident or other unlikely but expensive event, another area where mandatory insurance coverage is common.

Bad practice across the board - from Woolies to MFI - of endlessly leveraging and endlessly insuring against anything (basically hedging by another name) has artificially inflated our own economy - and we the consumers never complained.

Owners of private commercial buildings are required to insure them against fire and allied perils, as per Sections 183 and 184 of the Insurance Act 2006, (Act 724).

«Insurance companies don't insure against criminal acts,» said King, a former insurance broker.

One hot topic in public health funding, he said, is the idea of working with the private insurance and reinsurance sectors to begin insuring against pandemics in the same way that these companies insure against natural disasters such as hurricanes.

Himalayan herders are rewarded for setting aside pastures for wild sheep — a food source for snow leopards — and insuring against loss of their livestock.

I want to know the total value of the house so I can insure against that.

And while the default human setting is to want the reward, like, yesterday, practise releasing the sense of urgency; not only will it make progress seem quicker, but it will insure against rebound weight gain.

All shipments that are sent by mytheresa.com are insured against theft and accidental damage.

The agency can also have contact information of the agency such as phone number and physical address, but is not able to insure you against scammers.

Typically, these surpluses are used to build operating reserves of about 5 percent of a school's yearly budget, to insure against normal cash - flow needs, temporary revenue interruptions, or fluctuations in annual per - pupil funding levels.

Cover for afloat & ashore Your craft's machinery, motors, standard fittings, gears, equipment and fitted accessories will also be insured against theft, loss or damage.

Collision coverage insures against physical damage to a vehicle in a crash if the driver is at fault.

Property damage liability coverage insures against physical damage that at - fault drivers cause to other people's vehicles and property in crashes.

Collision coverage insures against physical damage to the at - fault policyholder's vehicle in a crash.

So long as a mortgage lender made sure that a loan met the FHA's requirements for «good loans», the agency would agree to insure it against loss.