Not exact matches
High - yield bonds represented by the Bloomberg Barclays High Yield 2 % Issuer Capped Index, comprising issues that have
at least $ 150 million par value
outstanding, a maximum credit rating of Ba1 or BB + (including
defaulted issues) and
at least one year to maturity.
At the time of this writing (many of the loans continue to be
outstanding), the
default rate for Prosper loans given from July 2010 through June 2011 is just more than 5.5 %.
High - yield bonds represented by the Bloomberg Barclays High Yield 2 % Issuer Capped Index, comprising issues that have
at least $ 150 million par value
outstanding, a maximum credit rating of Ba1 or BB + (including
defaulted issues) and
at least one year to maturity.
An
outstanding credit card debt of
at least $ 10,000 Inability to envision a way out of their indebtedness Incapacity to pay the minimum monthly credit card payments
Default on numerous monthly payments Expectation to file for bankruptcy, if all else fails Financial, medical or personal hardships
Unless I get to tackle them one
at a time with a car battery and some alligator clips... But what it does offer is: i) a (v meaningful) solution that's pretty quick & easy to implement, ii) huge flexibility from a political and a financial management perspective, iii) interest savings, and even debt principal reductions, for most if not all countries, and iv) best of all, a multi-year window to avoid
default, implement deficit reductions (faint hope) and / or ideally grow into an
outstanding debt burden.
The numerator of the calculation is the total original
outstanding principal balance of FFEL and Direct Loans for borrowers who entered repayment in FYs 2007 and 2008 on loans that have never been in
default and that are fully paid plus the total original
outstanding principal balance of FFEL and Direct Loans for borrowers who entered repayment in FYs 2007 and 2008 on loans that have never been in
default and, for the period between October 1, 2010 and September 30, 2011 (FY 2011), whose balance was lower by
at least one dollar
at the end of the period than
at the beginning.
«We are excited to see the
outstanding technology
at Silicon Studio's exhibition booth
at GDC 2014,» says Tomoya Asano, producer for Square Enix Co., Ltd. «Having developed Bravely
Default in partnership with Silicon Studio, we can see the evidence of how innovative YEBIS 2 can be to developers globally.
• Reorganized budgeting and expenses processing systems by overhauling both procedures and introducing efficient modules • Implemented an automated VAT returns systems which decreased tax return inefficiency by 50 % • Introduced a dynamic, online income and sales systems which increased ease of calculations as opposed to the regular standalone one • Reconciled a lengthy income report, spanning 15 years within the record time of 3 days • Identified a discrepancy in the profit and loss account, saving the company $ 15000 in income unaccounted for • Introduced the concept of «suspense accounts», effectively ensuring compliance with standards accounting principles • Singlehandedly managed petty cash disbursement and bookkeeping for 5 departments across 15 offices, 3 of which were in countries outside the US • Audited an entire paper bookkeeping system within 15 days, well within the deadline of 25 days • Converted the paper accounting system into electronic, resulting in increased efficiency
at 88 % • Led a series of training sessions to provide a solid accounting background to trainees and accounting interns • Suggested incorporation of client - related accounting information into the main client database, making it easy to follow up on
defaulted clients • Acquired 85 % of all
outstanding debits within 5 months, following dedicated follow - up procedures
In addition, the lender faces the risk that the value of the property underlying the mortgage could drop in value to below the
outstanding balance on the mortgage; if this event induces the borrower to
default due to moral hazard, the lender must not only incur the costs of implementing a foreclosure but also must sell the property
at a price that fails to recoup the lender's investment.