Not exact matches
It's well known, for example, that banks would choose to have too little
capacity to absorb
losses — too little equity capital — because their current shareholders don't
bear the full economic costs of their failure or distress.
My view is that there are a small number of greedy players that hold most of the credit risk from subprime mortgages, and that their ultimate owners have enough
capacity to
bear losses that there is no significant contagion risk to the debt and equity markets, even if some players are wiped out, and the banks take modest
losses.
[107]
Bearing in mind the applicable legal principles, including the Brown criteria, in light of the evidence and weighing the pertinent contingencies, I conclude that the sum of $ 120,000 is the present value of a fair and reasonable measure of Ms. Suthakar's
loss of future income - earning
capacity.
This allows them to charge premiums that the market will
bear, while still maintaining the
capacity to pay claims in a large - scale
loss.