Sentences with phrase «regulatory costs»

With smaller margins and higher regulatory costs some of these companies may be forced to join forces.

«Economic leakage» could occur as businesses move to states with lower regulatory costs, the report said.

It remains to be seen if the plan goes far enough in limiting regulatory costs so that small businesses find crowdfunding desirable.

The combination of no physical location and limited regulatory costs allows crowdfunding firms to keep operating costs low and offer better terms to their clients.

Because small businesses must spread regulatory costs over smaller facilities, smaller numbers of employees and smaller annual sales, those costs have a much bigger impact than they do on big businesses.

It's no small wonder that regulatory costs continue to climb and remain a top concern for bankers.

There is also the imminent regulatory cost, which should definitely be taken into account, though we don't know its magnitude just yet.

The coal industry is in an economic free - fall due to low - cost natural gas and an incoming wave of steep environmental regulatory costs.

That waiver creates a lot of problems if the goal is to cut regulatory costs.

If we have to take that cost and spread that across to these smaller investors, a significant portion of what they're investing goes into regulatory cost, which doesn't make sense.

Indeed, new home prices have increased, due to market shifts and higher regulatory costs.

The waivers could save Andeavor $ 50 million or more in regulatory costs for the company's 2016 obligations under the biofuels law.

So what are a few extra million dollars in regulatory costs to a company the size of Google?

Health insurer Centene has been aggressive in using acquisitions to grow its Medicaid and Obamacare exchange footprint, but the delay in closing a key deal and extra regulatory costs associated with its approval forced the health insurer to lower its forecast for 2018.

Reducing regulatory costs will help, but it is not a panacea by any means.

In 2016, the National Association of Home Builders estimated regulatory costs added nearly $ 85,000 to the cost of a home, up more than 30 % since 2011.

Neil Gordon, Assistant Attorney General for the state of Michigan, which opposes MATS, said the EPA's interpretation of the word «appropriate» was unlawful since the agency did not weigh regulatory costs in its decision to regulate the pollutants.

The number reflects increased regulatory costs after the introduction of addition requirements for binary options operators operating in Cyprus and is likely to be a one off cost.

The wrong way is to unilaterally impose regulatory costs that put American businesses at a disadvantage with their competitors abroad — which would simply drive American jobs overseas and increase emissions there.

Litigation and regulatory costs drove the increase.

Requiring all plan advisors to serve as fiduciaries will impose new regulatory costs and expose both advisors and sponsors to new liabilities, argue opponents of the Labor Department rule.

If you read the response in context, it is not quite as ridiculous as it sounds: Bowden's point seems to be that the regulatory burdens that his questioner complained about aren't that important, because the private equity business is so good that the additional regulatory costs are easy to bear, and well worth it to avoid messing up a good racket.

Complaining about income taxes is an American pastime in its own right, but regulatory costs run much higher, eating up 11 percent of the country's $ 17.4 billion GDP.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond found that regulatory costs play a key role in the recent dearth of applications to form new community banks.

Now people can disagree with those numbers, as many central bankers were quick to do, but show me an economic model where the amount of capital in banking increases dramatically and regulatory costs escalate significantly where at least a portion is not born by borrowers and the broader economy.

You really need to have a handle on the hidden regulatory costs that might inflate your transportation costs.

The researchers used the same software that the EPA uses to conduct regulatory cost - benefit analysis to estimate the health benefits of more protective standards for O3 and PM2.5.

In that context, we consider any direct / incremental value a UK banking licence may add is more than offset by the required regulatory costs & burden.

Economy - wide regulatory costs amount to an average of $ 14,976 per household — around 29 percent of an average family budget of $ 51,100.

Although the company estimates the value of its properties to be nearly $ 1 billion, it asserts it was forced to seek chapter 11 protection due to increasing operational and regulatory costs combined with an inability to access new capital.

Over the last five years, the total effect of building codes, land use, environmental laws and other rules have caused regulatory costs to rise 29 percent,» said Dietz.

«However, builders are facing several challenges, such as hefty regulatory costs and ongoing increases in building material prices.»

Consider, in the past five years, the average regulatory costs to build a single - family home have grown by 30 percent to $ 84,000 (Ref: National Association of Home Builders).

«The challenge for builders is managing development costs, including burdensome regulatory costs, while building an affordable product, especially as interest rates rise in the years ahead.»

Due to increasingly stringent capital rules and heavy regulatory costs, banks are cutting staff on trading desks and reducing their exposure to CMBS, leading to evaporating secondary market liquidity.

It's hard to blame them; they both carry about the same administrative and regulatory costs associated with underwriting the loan.

However, one of the top reasons to continue crossbreeding research, said Sorrells, is that GM research simply isn't accessible to public institutions because of high regulatory costs.

«Non-banks benefit from lower regulatory costs, but most importantly they rely on market - leading algorithms and data interpretation rather than salespeople and traders to deliver tighter prices in the market.»

«Furloughs from sequestration, falling disposable income and increased health care and regulatory costs for businesses could lead to challenges in the year ahead.»

It aims to make chemical safety reviews purely science - based, by eliminating a long - time requirement that EPA weigh regulatory costs in the safety review process.

Those high regulatory costs, combined with low returns, tend to keep corporations from developing GM crops for poor countries.

An equity campaign will run businesses an estimated $ 7,000 in regulatory costs, plus Indiegogo will take payment in the form of the higher of two amounts: 7 percent of funds raised or 2 percent in equity of its own.

The public outcry has also pushed up the regulatory costs to get a GM seed approved, Adamchak went on to say, meaning the institutions that can most easily pursue the technology are corporations.

The debate will continue over whether protected classes need to be expanded under the 1964 Civil Rights Act, and whether those expansions are worth the legal and regulatory costs to business associated with them.

But for equity campaigns, creators will need to spend about $ 7,000 on compliance and regulatory costs, Indiegogo estimates, before a campaign is permitted to go live.