Sentences with phrase «than our bank balances»

Ideally this would be an ex Arsenal player / figurehead, but I think Kroenke would feel uncomfortable with that, as they are much more likely to care about the club, rather than his bank balance.

We might also a see a return of the times when management of a club and building of a team was more important than the bank balance and who is better placed than Wenger and the Gunners to benefit from that?

For many of us, buying a home is a quality - of - life decision that impacts our emotional wellbeing perhaps even more than our bank balances.

I got the final bill for my renovation on Monday — which is $ 3000 more than my bank balance, due to some unforeseen complications — eeek, so I decided homemade penne carbonara sounded DELICIOUS.

Not exact matches

It's a far cry from the days — say 15 years ago — when less than a dozen banks held a corporate loan on their balance sheet, and companies could renegotiate the terms of their loan with a single creditor, or a small committee.

Mint iPhone app Banks it works with: More than 7,000 U.S.financial institutions What you'll like: Check your account balances and transactions; track investment accounts; set up budgets and track spending; sends alerts if you're low on cash or credit, or if it detects unusual spending What you won't like: Can't pay bills or transfer money

It is a guarantee that you'll be treated well, that you'll get a high - quality product that won't dent your bank balance, and you'll get more fun out of your purchase than you expected.

The fees can vary from less than 1 percent to a few percentage points — and interest at the prime rate to several points over prime on the balance of receivables you sell, making it steeper than most bank loans.

That's because, rather than handing the capital over to any one of 17 government agencies with a finger in the innovation pie, or giving the money to the Business Development Bank of Canada, which deployed just $ 408 million of its $ 18.4 billion balance sheet to the venture capital industry, the Conservatives have decided to invest that money directly in entrepreneurs.

There's a level of transparency that banks must now obey, Cramer said, adding that U.S. lenders and their balance sheets are currently «better off» than they were 10 years ago.

It's basically the equivalent of making sure those crumpled up dollar - bills and loose quarters in your pockets at the end of the day end up in your bank balance rather than in your dryer's lint filter or between your couch cushions.

In 2015, central bank balance sheets are likely to expand at a more rapid rate than in 2014.

The European Central Bank and Bank of Japan are still expanding their balance sheets, more than offsetting any reduction in the Fed's balance sheet.

First, by the end of 2014, following the large - scale asset purchase programs, the Federal Reserve balance sheet was funded by about $ 3.1 trillion in liabilities other than Federal Reserve notes, which were mostly in the form of reserves in excess of the amount banks were required to hold; in contrast, there were only $ 64 billion of non-Federal Reserve note liabilities in June 2007, of which only about $ 2 billion were excess reserves.

Overdraft fees are incurred when a bank accepts a charge on your account that is larger than your remaining available balance; if the bank chooses to refuse the charge instead, you will be billed an NSF fee.

PNC Bank's standard checking account charges a lower monthly fee than Bank of America's, and it only requires a balance of $ 500 to waive the fee.

The shareholders of Citigroup who are still nursing stock losses of 85 percent from the bank's pre-crash days aren't going to be too comforted by reading about Rubin's musings about existentialism in coffee shops around Harvard when he should have been cramming for finance courses that might have led to his questioning the more than $ 1 trillion bucks that Citigroup held off its balance sheet in the leadup to its crash.

The market action in this sector is ominous, and the uniformity smacks of much deeper problems than simply PNC Bank's balance sheet.

If implemented, this will increase the Bank of Japan's balance sheet over the course of the next year by nearly 30 %, or more than 16 % of mid-2014 GDP.

You see, back in those (relatively) halcyon days, the Fed got by with what now seems like a modest - sized balance sheet, the liabilities of which consisted mainly of circulating Federal Reserve notes, supplemented by Treasury and GSE deposit balances and by bank reserve balances only slightly greater than the small amounts needed to meet banks» legal reserve requirements.

The about - face move came less than two months after the authority barred the practice, known as the on - balance - sheet model, to prevent fintech companies from directly competing with existing banks and financing companies.

For example, the Bank of England estimated that the value of bitcoin within the UK economy was less than 0.1 percent of sterling notes and coins and only 0.003 percent of broad money balances.

The increases in banks» retail deposit rates since last year have, in most cases, been smaller than the rise in the cash rate (and lending rates), especially for transaction accounts and accounts with small balances.

Under today's the unstable foreign - exchange conditions, balance - of - payments effects are best handled by short - term central bank operations rather than by long - term investment programs.

The main conclusion seems to be that bank balance sheets are likely to grow more slowly in the 1990s than they did in the 1980s.

They are in part cyclical, as the bursting of a real estate bubble has led to sustained bank deleveraging: the overall balance sheet of Puerto Rican banks has declined more than that of Greece.

Chances are that the Bank of Japan and ECB balance sheet expansion has way more to do with the lower than expected US bond yield than anything the Fed is doing.

In a year when banks around the world were raising equity capital to shore up their balance sheets, Goldman raised $ 15.1 billion for financial institutions, more than any of its competitors, according to Dealogic.

The total volume of cryptocurrencies outstanding today is under $ 400 billion, less than 1 / 20th of $ 9 trillion, and cryptocurrency purchases on outstanding bank card balances must be a very tiny fraction of that.

That statement would clearly be more reassuring to Americans had not the largest bank in the U.S. in 2008, Citigroup, blown itself up while lying to the public and its shareholders about its exposure to subprime debt and holding more than $ 1 trillion in assets off its balance sheet.

However, not all banks in the region are unattractive to us and we continue to see opportunities in French and UK banks that offer relatively solid balance sheets, are well - leveraged to a resumption of credit growth and have exposure to parts of the world other than Europe, namely the United States or Asia.

As a general rule, borrowers that need loans with balances consistently larger than $ 2 million are too big for about 80 % of the banks in the U.S. Surprisingly, only about 6 % of the banks in the U.S. are larger than $ 1 billion in size and have the capital base to concentrate on middle - and lower - middle - market businesses.

An increase in the share of Federal Reserve deposit balances belonging to ordinary U.S. banks, rather than to the Treasury, foreign central banks, or GSEs, will, for example, lead to an increase in the total money stock, other things unchanged, while a decline in that share will reduce it.

Reid says such workarounds are far more common today than even just a few years ago, during the Great Recession, because the economic pain is confined to a single region and bank balance sheets are generally in good shape.

Capital in the banking system overall is much higher than it has been in many years and bank balance sheets are shrinking.1

Yu'e Bao created an immediate stir in the financial community with its Zeng Libao money market fund, which offered significantly higher returns than those available through ordinary bank savings accounts without restrictions such as minimum account balances.

Banks, in aggregate, now hold lower levels of settlement balances than in the settlement regimes which RTGS superseded.

(The Bank of Japan's was already larger than that, as a result of the use of balance sheet measures over the preceding decade.)

The quote above embodies two of the concepts I've been discussing for quite some time in the weekly Short Seller's Journals: Central Bank intervention will ultimately fail in spectacular fashion; the Too Big To Fail Banks (TBTFs) currently have more leverage and OTC derivatives — the latter well hidden off - balance - sheet — than just before the 2008 financial crisis / de facto collapse.

Even a balance that falls below $ 10,000.00 will earn 0.85 % APY at Capital One, significantly more than money market rates at banks like Wells Fargo or Bank of America.

Federal Reserve policymakers are putting markets on notice that the central bank's $ 4.5 trillion balance sheet is back on the agenda in an apparent effort to give investors time to prepare for changes rather than to signal any action is imminent.

Prior to the 2008 financial crisis, the central bank's balance sheet totaled less than $ 1 trillion.

This way, online balance sheet lenders would fill a gap rather than compete directly with banks.

Greece represents less than 2 % of eurozone gross domestic product, 3 and Greek assets have largely been divested from eurozone bank balance sheets, further suggesting that any potential impairment to the wider region could remain limited.

If a rogue bank starts introducing bogus transactions, the central bank has a lot more to worry about than maintaining retail balances.

The banks will also point out comments by the RBA last week that the risk from the current strength in housing is more likely to be future household spending than to their own balance sheets.

I don't know why people blame Wenger more than Kroenke, Kroenke is the one responsible for keeping Wenger in, he doesn't give a stuff about Wenger's on field strategies, he never watches the matches, he just watches his bank balance.

you can google and see it for yourself more than 10 clubs that build a stadium and at the same time winning major trophies at home and in europe... its not like we finished our debt or we couldn't have afforded to keep our players, we could have but then our bank balance wouldn't be 300m euros....

The board don't give a sh!t bout winning anything they only care about keeping the share price high and their bank balances in the six figure region Wenger has only kept his job because he does what the board expects and that's keeping us competitive WITHOUT actually winning anything too serious and WITHOUT spending too much money Now here's the teal nasty bit imagine if we won the EPL the next thing the fans would expect is the CL and to win that we'd need to spend big far bigger than we ever have oh no far better to just make 4th each season and see the money roll right in to the boards pockets and f@ck what the fans think

And I think for once, Wenger gets the fact that its more important to keep Sanchez than having a huge bank balance.