«Banks require higher security margins, and there will be a
higher risk of insolvency among customers, which may have serious consequences for small and medium - sized businesses.»
Ugh, I think so, but sometimes I wonder, particularly with all of the insurers trading under book when they have
little risk of insolvency.
This begins with looking at the implications or
risks of insolvency law when devising corporate vehicles or holding structures, suggesting alternative structures, advising on the giving and taking of security through to advice on orderly wind downs, insolvency processes and shareholder disputes.
While increasing debt means more spending, which is good for the U.S. economy, it also puts more Americans
at risk of insolvency.
High debt leads to a
high risk of insolvency, and it would appear that this is why the government is implementing these new rules: they want to make it more difficult to get a high ratio mortgage.
High interest costs during difficult financial periods can increase
the risk of insolvency.
In this context, it is worth noting that the United States had led the world with its Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) Improvement Act in 1991 in establishing a state - of - the - art resolution regime for depository institutions to avoid the panics and runs associated with
the risk of insolvency of a financial institution, while at the same time protecting the taxpayers.
At that rate Miner estimates that Syracuse could deplete its reserves within three years, which would put it at
risk of insolvency.
American Express Travel Related Services Company, Inc. is not a bank, and FDIC insurance does not protect you against
the risk of our insolvency.
FDIC pass - through insurance does not protect you against
the risk of our insolvency.
The credit quality of these bonds is lower due to higher levels of financial risk that raises the issuer's
risk of insolvency.
From the beginning of the recent crisis, starting with Bear Stearns, I have emphasized that nearly all of the financial institutions at
risk of insolvency have enough liabilities to their own bondholders to fully absorb all probable losses without any loss to customers or the American public.
This move, coupled with the escalating tide of default filings in California, puts to the GSE's at
risk of insolvency.
In these circumstance, not only is an insurer unable to help their clients recover, but in extreme circumstances, the insurer faces
the risk of insolvency.
Orionx, knowing BancoEstado is shuttering its account, also ensured users their funds are «fully backed and there is
no risk of insolvency.»