Sentences with phrase «too little capital»
The big zombie banks tend to cheat when it comes to risk and thus have too little capital, but not for the reasons that people like Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari believe.
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It ensures disciplined spending, eliminating the likelihood that a business will burn through its capital too quickly, or obtain so little that it becomes hamstrung by funding constraints.
Personal Capital makes it really easy to find a person to help, unlike Mint, but sometimes the assistants can get a little too pushy trying to schedule a call with an investment advisor if you have more than $ 100,000 in investable assets in your account.
Only 30 million Indians paid tax last year in a population of 1.3 billionThe financial sector is dominated by state - owned banks with under - developed capital markets — banks provide too much of corporate lending and capital markets too little.
Most little banks have too much capital, thus the ratios of EC to T1RBC tend to be less than 1.
It's well known, for example, that banks would choose to have too little capacity to absorb losses — too little equity capital — because their current shareholders don't bear the full economic costs of their failure or distress.
And, as Capital points out, the city today is basically the polar opposite of when Koch took office, its viability challenged by too much money rather than too little.
Too many organizations and little chiefs and not much capital.
I would really recommend not staying too long in the «capital» Funchal as the touristy feel of this island's center gets a little much quite quickly.
The school reform efforts of the past generation have been dominated by the language of human capital deployment, with too little attention given to human capital development.
For example, they might be tempted to make corrections to Student 9's statement that English is «too hurt» and math is «a littler bit easy for me,» or to Student 15's sentence that begins without a capital letter, especially when they learn that Ms. Ghanem, herself, is a non-native English speaker.
A world in which everyone indexes, and in which no one thinks that active managers should be able to charge for their services, is a world that will spend too little time and effort on allocating capital to the right businesses.
Yet option pricing theory would have done little to foresee an event like the 2008 meltdown until it was far too late, and it certainly didn't prevent Long - Term Capital Management from blowing up a decade before.
Many businesses often make the mistake of asking for too little and find themselves unable to meet all their goals because they didn't borrow enough capital.
They might focus on the debt side a little too much where they pay extra on their mortgage payments and they have very little liquid capital to provide any type of retirement income, and they might think that will be a safer route approaching retirement where in actuality that might be the opposite thing they should be doing.»
Distribute too much or earn too little, and you risk not having enough capital to make it through retirement.
Personal Capital makes it really easy to find a person to help, unlike Mint, but sometimes the assistants can get a little too pushy trying to schedule a call with an investment advisor if you have more than $ 100,000 in investable assets in your account.
And, seeing as though I'll more than likely be flying into Oslo (the cheapest flights from the UK are to Norway's capital), if I'm going all the way to Trolltunga then I may as well go a little bit further to Bergen, too.
Too many visitors to the UK visit London and see little else, but there is so much more to explore beyond the capital — particularly in the more rural areas — be it the beautiful English Lake District, the beautiful coastlines of Cornwall, Northumberland and Pembrokeshire, or the mountains and island of Scotland.
In their e-mail rejection, they expressed concern that other «special interests» might ask to distribute materials, too; they said they didn't want to offer «political» endorsement of the film; and they saw «little, if any, benefit to NSTA or its members» in accepting the free DVDs -LSB-...] there was one more curious argument in the e-mail: Accepting the DVDs, they wrote, would place «unnecessary risk upon the [NSTA] capital campaign, especially certain targeted supporters.»
(Bloomberg)-- A second investor in Sabra Health Care REIT Inc. has come out against its proposed takeover of Care Capital Properties Inc., arguing the transaction makes little strategic sense and the purchase price is too high.