Sentences with phrase «percent of the bail»

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Under European rules, a public recapitalization entails that equity holders and subordinated creditors (owners of high - ranking debt) will have to share the burden and enter a «bail - in» of 8 percent (minimum) before public money is used.

With 78 percent of customers bailing on a transaction or company because of poor customer service, social media is a gateway to improved sentiment.

Despite that, financial institutions made over $ 152 billion in profit in 2014 — the most profitable year on record, and three of the four largest financial institutions are 80 percent bigger today than they were before we bailed them out.

They continue to bail out of oil sands stocks, which are down by 70 percent in the last seven years.

The US can't afford to bail them out and still plan the giveaways to the wealthiest 10 percent of the population who are the net creditors to the bottom 90 percent.

On the day of his arrest, while Madden was busy pleading not guilty to all charges and pledging his East Hampton country house and the Long Island homes of two friends in order to make bail, shares of Steve Madden Limited fell almost 15 percent to $ 11.85 before nasdaq halted trading.

In 2008, it lost more than 50 percent of its value as Miller held onto losing bets on Bear Sterns and American International Group long after many investors had bailed.

There are over 25,000 people in New York jails right now, and 70 percent of them are there because they can't afford bail.

In the report, The Public Cost of Private Bail: A Proposal to Ban Commercial Bail Bonds in NYC, Stringer said that although crime, arrests and jail admissions have fallen in the last two years, the use of commercial bail bonds grew by 12 percent and the total value of bond postings increased by 18 percent over that perBail: A Proposal to Ban Commercial Bail Bonds in NYC, Stringer said that although crime, arrests and jail admissions have fallen in the last two years, the use of commercial bail bonds grew by 12 percent and the total value of bond postings increased by 18 percent over that perBail Bonds in NYC, Stringer said that although crime, arrests and jail admissions have fallen in the last two years, the use of commercial bail bonds grew by 12 percent and the total value of bond postings increased by 18 percent over that perbail bonds grew by 12 percent and the total value of bond postings increased by 18 percent over that period.

That amounts to a significant number of defendants: even when bail is $ 500 or less, only 15 percent can afford to pay it immediately, Ms. Mark - Viverito's office said.

Even amidst one of the longest and strongest bull markets in history, pension plans still haven't recovered, and if pension plans fail to hit their 8 percent investment targets every year, they will need taxpayers to continue bailing them out.

Defendants pay a bail agent 10 percent of the full cash bail amount.

State laws allow bail bond companies to charge defendants a premium of up to 12 percent of the face value of the bond imposed by a judge, in exchange for a promise to pay the full amount to the court if the defendant doesn't show up for trial.

Those numbers reveal that only 13 percent of the 2007 TFA recruits are still teaching in Hartford after six years and 58 percent of the 2011 TFA recruits have already bailed.

«You're telling me 30 percent of students are being under placed [in remediation versus college - level courses], and we have another 30 percent who just bail on college altogether,» Sen. Richard Pan, D - Sacramento, said Wednesday.

Late last year, to their national embarrassment, the Germans had to be bailed out of a small energy crisis by Poland when the wind failed to blow for several days and a thick fog surrounded many parts of Germany, driving the output from renewables to just 4 percent of total demand.

The number of people being released without the need for bail increased from 14 percent to almost 28 percent.

In jurisdictions that prohibit commercial bail bonds, many courts will still allow the payment of 10 percent, but it goes to the court rather than a bondsman.

Bail bond firms typically require an up - front down payment of 10 percent of the driver's bail amount to secure his or her releBail bond firms typically require an up - front down payment of 10 percent of the driver's bail amount to secure his or her relebail amount to secure his or her release.

If the accused can not or does not wish to pay the bail amount with his own funds, he may secure a bail bond, which typically includes a non-refundable fee of about 10 percent; this fee varies from bail bondsman to bail bondsman.

In return for this service, the person requiring the bail bond usually must secure the loan with some type of collateral and pay the bail bondsman a non-refundable fee equal to about 10 percent of the total bail amount

The bail bond fee is usually about 10 percent of the total bail amount, although the fee can vary depending on the circumstances.

In 2008, though firm lawyers logged thousands of hours in hectic bail - out related work, especially in the last quarter, the firm's revenue was flat and average profits per equity partner fell 17 percent.

Homelessness and inadequate housing also affected access to bail and increased the risk of returning to prison; in 2015, 31 percent of prison dischargees were expecting to be homeless.