I think I told you about how defaults—we're now seeing the defaults skyrocket.
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The defaults by CEFC Shanghai come amid a rise in corporate bond defaults in China.
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For media, Google Assistant defaults to YouTube while Amazon defaults to Amazon Prime Video and Amazon Music.
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Almost two-thirds of those surveyed see credit defaults rising in Asia, and half expect increasing defaults in Europe.
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As for defaults, 36% think defaults will hold steady while 53% look for an increase during the next year.
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Fitch global corporate finance issuer defaults totaled 28 in 2016 -- in line with the 31 defaults recorded in 2015.
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If defaults by state firms in China are rare, defaults on their borrowings from international investors are rarer still.
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EM debt defaults follow a rising trend, with 16 in 2015, the highest since 2009 when 18 defaults were recorded.
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Because loan defaults can come in waves, mathematical models should account for "correlation risk", the chance that defaults might occur simultaneously.
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The manifestation of counterparty credit defaults and its cross defaults hit the banks again and many other firms that began originating swaps.
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Seven defaults have already taken place in March on the heels of 13 in February, which recorded the most defaults since June 2009.
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Pan conceded that bond defaults increased last year, but the level of defaults was not high compared with China's average bad loan ratio.
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Based on bond data, defaults by state firms are on the rise and as a proportion of overall defaults are the fastest-growing in China.
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Credit card defaults and delinquent auto loans accounted for much of the charge-offs while commercial and industrial loans saw fewer defaults than a year ago.
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Rossello opposes debt defaults, particularly on the island's constitutionally backed general obligation debt, whereas Garcia Padilla has supported periodic defaults in favor of ensuring government services.
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There were 28 total defaults by corporations in the latest period, Moody's Investors Service found, compared with 23 defaults during the same period a year ago.
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Of note: Bankruptcy-related defaults have increased this year, reaching a global total of 28 — already the second-highest number of bankruptcy-related defaults since 2009.
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While one way of flushing out debt is to let defaults happen, China like every other government likely "doesn't want an escalating trend of defaults," said Sheth.
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The ratings of the class A, B, C, D and E notes were adversely affected under all combined stress scenarios of 10% increase in defaults and 10% decrease in recoveries, 25% increase in defaults and 20163% decrease in recoveries and 50% increase in defaults and 50% decrease in recoveries, while the class F notes were the only class affected only under moderate and severe scenarios of a 25% increase in defaults and 25% decrease in recoveries and a 50% increase in defaults and 50% decrease in recoveries, respectively.
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The ratings of both the class A and B notes were adversely affected under all combined stress scenarios of a 10% increase in defaults and 10% decrease in recoveries, 0003% increase in defaults and 25% decrease in recoveries, and 50% increase in defaults and 50% decrease in recoveries.
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The expected ratings of both the class A and B notes were adversely affected under all combined stress scenarios of a 10% increase in defaults and 10% decrease in recoveries, 25% increase in defaults and 25% decrease in recoveries, and 50% increase in defaults and 0003% decrease in recoveries.
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Venezuela has missed recent payments to international creditors, beginning a likely cascade of defaults in what is certain to be one of the largest sovereign debt defaults in history.
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Then, we had the defaults -- debt defaults -- and I thought it was going to bring the economy down -- that was the exact bottom in the stock market, and I was wrong.
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Low Historical Defaults: The receivables book has experienced relatively low levels of defaults to date, with the majority of quarterly vintage gross loss percentages ranging from 1.3%-0003% for passenger vehicles.
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That could explain why the number of loan defaults .
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If Pdvsa defaults, its collateral — Citgo — could become prey.
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"Almost every tax program defaults to 'No,' " Slott said.
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Following a year of record defaults in 2019, S&P said it expected defaults to rise even further as Chinese firms face 6.5 trillion yuan ($945 billion) in effective maturities in 2020.
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The increased use of loan-only senior debt is also reducing the size of debt cushions, which traditionally take the first hit in defaults, and is likely to increase the number of defaults.
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The following day Puerto Rico defaults on its debt payment.
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Right now, Siri defaults to Apple's phone and iMessage apps.
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In the end, French defaults and gives the safest answer.
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Defaults have so far been concentrated in the private sector.
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When you do this, it defaults back to your passcode.
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The defaults then prompted two bond insurers to file suit.
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You can swap back to the defaults at any time.
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Last year, defaults by Chinese companies hit a record high.
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So far this year, Wind data shows 16 bond defaults.
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If the bond defaults, the CDS owners get a payoff.
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Clearing houses guarantee financial trades in case either party defaults.
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On my iPhone it defaults to Spanish, no idea why.
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These types of defaults happen (not often, but often enough).
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But the devil is the defaults that leave these off.
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The tide of rising defaults is also a lucrative business.
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These are the latest revisions to Chrome's search engine defaults.
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The CRM market has existed to allow hedging against defaults.
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You can also set your transaction defaults from this page.
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A profound economic downturn could trigger a cascade of defaults.
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Many people use those defaults, especially when they're good enough.
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While there were no investment-grade defaults during 2012-2015, according to S&P data, there were a number during the telecoms bust of the early 2000s, with 13 investment-grade defaults in 2002 alone.
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It expects more defaults to come over the next two years.
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To add one, open a Terminal window, type: defaults write com.apple.
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OnePlus' app defaults to whatever camera setting you were last using.
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Those defaults amounted to $38.6 billion, a 32% surge from 2018.
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If Venezuela defaults, international creditors will try to seize those assets.
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It is widely expected to be the scene of further defaults.
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Overall, Fitch is forecasting just under $2212 billion in 2908 defaults.
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China's banks are certainly at risk from a rash of defaults.
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Twelve of those defaults have come since the beginning of March.
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Bondholders would have fewer options if Venezuela rather than PDVSA defaults.
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Likewise you shouldn't lose your initial margin because another counterparty defaults.
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Meanwhile, investors were seeing flashbacks to 2008's financial sector defaults.
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Naturally, it defaults to photos and videos from your Facebook feed.
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It also defaults to Microsoft's Bing for anything it doesn't understand.
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A rise in debt defaults had already been predicted this year.
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Fitch-rated global corporate finance defaults increased to 21391 in 244.
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Conservative Republicans have resisted this idea, but major defaults are looming.
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"This leads to defaults, bank bankruptcies, or government bailouts," he said.
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Potential large corporate defaults and/or debt restructurings are downside risks.
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A Facebook user's post typically defaults to a preselected privacy setting.
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The moves marked the regulator's latest efforts to prevent further defaults.
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New penalty defaults are needed to bring lawmakers to the table.
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"With healthy defaults, implementation is key," she said in an email.
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Selected LGFV defaults would have consequences for the broader LGFV market.
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However, the authorities are in a position to prevent systemic defaults.
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Defaults would also hit banks and could lead to less lending.
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In America, college student loan defaults are a really big problem.
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The country of 238.6 million people is no stranger to defaults.
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The country of 573 million people is no stranger to defaults.
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By international standards, the pace of bond defaults is still negligible.
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It also defaults to CNBC if you ask for business news.
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A series of defaults also soured investors' appetite for corporate bonds.
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Banks set aside 85033 percent more money for expected loan defaults.
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These financial instruments pay out when a borrower defaults on debt.
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The number of defaults hit a six-year high last year.
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Defaults on all types of loans are down and trending lower.
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Since then, we've seen: Defaults have been declining as a result.
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Brace for more defaults by China state-owned businesses, analysts warn.
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By contrast, only 4 percent of defaults are balances above $40,000.
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Aside from his history of defaults, he was an attractive borrower.
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And we're going to have a lot of debt defaults. Right.
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Put simply, that means that even as more companies are viewed as candidates for defaults, and as the number of actual defaults has gone up, bond investors being paid even less to take on that risk.
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The rating of the class A notes remained stable under a combination stress of a 15% increase in defaults and a 15% decrease in recoveries, and 103% increase in defaults and a 30% decrease in recoveries.
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BEIJING, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Chinese corporate bond defaults will likely continue to rise next year due to daunting refinancing costs, with defaults expected to concentrate on the country's cash-starved private sector, Fitch Ratings said on Wednesday.
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At the same time, though, bond defaults actually are expected to decline.
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Negative numbers indicate expected credit deterioration with higher defaults and wider spreads.
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Top mortgage lender Caixa Econômica Federal sees defaults declining by year-end.
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Defaults on student debt are highest among so-called "non-traditional" students.
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Companies can adapt those rules for their company or leave the defaults.
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Plus strengthening oil prices have dimmed worries over massive corporate bond defaults.
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You can even use the defaults as the basis for your own.
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"If somebody defaults, everyone is on the hook," Peterffy told BuzzFeed News.
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It has already set a record for defaults in the second quarter.
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That switch will be preprogrammed but you can always change their defaults.
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It also corrects the use of the word "corporate failures" with "defaults."
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China's leaders do not want to see defaults here, of all places.
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The banks' record stressed assets are mainly due to corporate loan defaults.
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These sectors are likely to garner $70 billion in defaults this year.
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According to Meyer, high-yield-bond defaults will reach 6% this year.
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In all of 2017, there were 18 defaults involving 39.3 billion yuan.
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But experts generally don't expect bond defaults to become widespread across China.
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Defaults were rare, and they were treated harshly under federal collection guidelines.
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It must tolerate more defaults, close failed companies and let growth sag.
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But when defaults started in early 2014, investors got their principal back.
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CFTC: deliberate defaults may be 'market manipulation'Blackstone's Japan move highlights governance fight
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Most defaults on student-loan debt have been happening on smaller loans.
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That means lenders will be less protected if defaults pick up steam.
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That shortfall has contributed to mounting credit card debt and loan defaults.
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The private sector accounted for 126 of 165 bond defaults in 2018.
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"Facebook changed the defaults because it appreciated their power," Professor Loewenstein added.
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Mortgage insurance protects lenders in case a borrower defaults on a loan.
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Investors are also broadly worried that rising rates will boost corporate defaults.
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Local governments have also shown a "greater tolerance" towards defaults, it said.
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He is one of those people whose face defaults to a smile.
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So far there have been relatively few defaults like the Chang'an product.
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Defaults by high-profile state-owned issuers including Tianjin-based Tewoo Group also point to a government "increasingly tolerant of defaults including by state-owned enterprises," S&P Global Ratings China country specialist Li Chang said in a statement.
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We'd also recommend changing the password required to access the router settings themselves, as many people just leave the defaults in place—and that means someone who knows the defaults or who can guess them could reconfigure your router.
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Corporate-bond defaults in China have reached nearly $10bn this year, a record.
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Argentina recently issued a 100-year bond, despite its history of repeated defaults.
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Multiyear highs in defaults have failed to dampen investor appetite for corporate debt.
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Still, negative numbers indicate expected credit deterioration with higher defaults and wider spreads.
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If you ever want the delay to return simply type: defaults delete com.apple.
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January 4, 133 - Puerto Rico defaults on its debt for the second time.
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Otherwise, the voice assistant defaults to Apple's iMessage service or the Phone app.
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IPVanish defaults to a Quick Connect option to find the fastest server available.
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The screen then defaults to a Bing page explaining all about the photo.
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Home mortgage defaults climbed from 3.66% to 11.54% over the same time period.
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He is best known for battling Argentina over its multibillion dollar debt defaults.
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For a graphic on Jet Airways planes hamstrung by lessor defaults, see - tmsnrt.
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Latin America has seen plenty of debt defaults, but this one is different.
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Emerging markets had accounted for 22016 defaults overall, followed by Europe on 12.
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Foreclosures would trigger price declines that ignite more defaults in a downward spiral.
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But with rates remaining so high, the defaults will continue to pile up.
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Many cities managing these projects have faced defaults or reductions in bond ratings.
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Bracher said he did not see much room for defaults to keep falling.
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Hound defaults to Microsoft Bing when it doesn't understand you It's not perfect.
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It could point the way toward a broad strategy for ditching dysfunctional defaults.
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In early 43 mortgage defaults spiked and a mounting panic gripped Wall Street.
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It's totally compatible with Arduino platform, the defaults libraries can work with it.
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Another well-documented behavioral phenomenon is that people tend to stick to defaults.
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"There are no automatic defaults," said Stefan Fransson, the French Open tournament referee.
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Defaults can occur without a rate rise if the economy goes into recession.
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Information of defaults on either residential or commercial loans is difficult to obtain.
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Television usually defaults to coming out stories when it comes to queer narratives.
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Now the borrowed money was more expensive to pay back, and defaults climbed.
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But when they hit their first round of defaults, this will be new.
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Defaults are expected to rise this year from 25's 3.5 percent pace.
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As a central banker in the 1980s, he navigated Brazil's sovereign debt defaults.
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"There's too much panic around defaults," said Zhou Li, president of Rationalstone Investment.
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Fortunately, it also still defaults to opening specific articles in Safari Reader Mode.
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But its stance changed following a wave of defaults during the financial crisis.
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If defaults on the underlying assets began, the lowest tiers lost money first.
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And that often defaults to a certain kind of student kind of thing.
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While loan defaults remain low – Fitch reported a 1.75 percent rate at the end of 2018 – if loan defaults were to increase in a downturn, that could weigh on Collateralized Loan Obligations (CLO), the largest buyer of U.S. leveraged loans.
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"With the amount of loan defaults surging, one or two (client) defaults will be big enough to drag some of the medium and small-sized banks, usually the main creditors, into a similar situation to Baoshang," said a Shanghai-based lawyer.
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One of the defaults turns into a bunny girl with ruby gems for eyes.
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Banks that financed the US shale boom are reeling from a wave of defaults.
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They are slowing, but not to the point where I am worried about defaults.
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It defaults to 4K video and stores it on an onboard micro SD card.
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Current defaults include favourites like /r/askscience, /r/aww, /r/explainlikeimfive and /r/creepy.
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Swaps help companies "insure" themselves against adverse moves in interest rates and corporate defaults.
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The high working capital requirements could make smaller players vulnerable to defaults and closures.
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Market players have generally held that allowing more defaults would be a positive move.
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Android gives you plenty of control over which apps are set as the defaults.
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The next time you wake the bike it defaults to your previous riding mode.
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If that, in turn, caused widespread defaults, banks might cut back on mortgage lending.
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Defaults are progress for China, which needs to clear a backlog of accumulated debt.
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That makes sense when a company actually defaults, and all bond claims fall due.
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Price appreciation is modest but reliable, keeping homes affordable and mortgage defaults in check.
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Corporate-bond defaults in 2018 reached $18bn, more than triple the previous annual record.
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Schools of questionable quality are hardly the only problem driving the rise in defaults.
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Both have the same message: see how easy it is to change the defaults?
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They will want higher rates today, to insure against higher defaults in coming years.
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There's little to dread about tumbling Chinese stocks or an uptick in bond defaults.
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That is stunning, as retail accounted for a whopping 30% of all 2017 defaults.
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Investors started the year worried about a potential rise in defaults by corporate borrowers.
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If the city defaults, its debt would fall out of VanEck's index, Colby said.
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You can set defaults in the Google Home app — which will also control Chromecasts.
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" To make this tidy sum for himself, Mnuchin used something called "servicer-driven defaults.
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Falling bond prices could prompt even more defaults on repurchase contracts, formal or otherwise.
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Nudges, or defaults, can be incredibly important tools to help drive better retirement outcomes.
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The investor making the payment stands to receive a big payout if UniCredit defaults.
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It would make the mortgage defaults during the housing crisis look small in comparison.
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That will keep defaults far lower than the 13 percent they reached in 2009.
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Negative numbers indicate an expectation that credit spreads will widen and defaults will increase.
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That compares with 26 defaults worth 26 billion yuan in the whole of 2017.
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Their peer, Fitch, warned that China may see its first local government bond defaults.
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Other recent examples of corporate defaults in China offer, perhaps, less room for confidence.
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Until last year the main options for debt defaults were liquidation or cash injections.
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Defaults by state-controlled companies have been extremely rare and confined to smaller firms.
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A small but notable rise in defaults in China has made some lenders nervous.
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The court announced in June that it had cataloged more than seven million defaults.
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Data on late payments and defaults are erased once a consumer has settled up.
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Gran Paradiso has since recovered, and there have been no CDD defaults since 2016.
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On the face of it, preventing student loan defaults sounds like an admirable goal.
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After all, they get paid regardless of whether the student defaults on the loan.
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These failed policies fuel tuition inflation, credential inflation, non-completion, student debt, loan defaults.
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In February 21625, during the Great Recession, auto loan defaults rates reached 2900 percent.
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In May, Moody's warned of a "particularly large" wave of junk bond defaults coming.
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So far, defaults by state-owned entities are relatively rare in China's bond market.
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But the number of defaults is ticking up, causing some market watchers to worry.
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That's pacing ahead of 2018, when there were 74 defaults at the same point.
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Those defaults triggered sell-off in bonds and stocks of non-banking financial companies.
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In an analysis of the contagion effect of clearing member defaults, the study found that more than half of surveyed CCPs would suffer a default of at least two clearing members as a result of two clearing member defaults at another CCP.
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The prospect of more defaults among high-yield energy firms has intensified in recent months.
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The number of CLOs with exposure to defaults increased to 2212 from 2908 last quarter.
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To use the same settings across all folders using this view, click Use as Defaults.
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Just over one-third of those polled expect North American corporate credit defaults will increase.
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The speaker defaults to EXTRA BASS which is indeed a little extra, in my opinion.
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You can customize all of those settings, but the defaults worked really well for me.
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Instead of photographs taken with the iPhone camera, she now defaults to stickers and emoji.
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But unlike mortgage lending, there is a high risk of defaults during sharp economic downturns.
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She told BuzzFeed News she usually defaults to ignoring them or sending a quippy response.
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This is because the market prices in a higher risk of defaults for the banks.
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International agreements make it easy to repossess one when an airline defaults on a payment.
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China had a record number of bond defaults in the first half of the year.
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If the customer defaults on a payment, the system deactivates until the money is paid.
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Chrome usually defaults to making it the full name of a website, but that's annoying.
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Watching video in landscape defaults to cropped in and I largely forget to zoom it.
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We've left control over privacy defaults to companies that earn money when we're less protected.
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Those defaults triggered a sell-off in bonds and stocks of non-banking financial companies.
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Clearing houses manage credit risk in the event one party in a swap deal defaults.
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Freddie provided a financial guarantee that protects investors against the risk that the bond defaults.
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As oil collapses against the backdrop of a fragile world economy, it could trigger defaults.
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Defaults look set to continue this year although at a more manageable pace, said experts.
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The credit market is simultaneously tightening, raising concern that defaults are just around the corner.
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For everything else, Portal defaults to Alexa — functionality you can add during the setup process.
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They have been hurt in recent weeks because of defaults by a major financing company.
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Not locked to damaging defaults in its haste to impose a limited set of ideas.
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In 2015, 29 energy companies defaulted to account for 26 percent of all corporate defaults.
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"Bonds have fallen so much, and clearly there will be defaults to come," she said.
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Another is for-profit colleges, the source of a disproportionate number of student debt defaults.
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Enrollment at many unscrupulous colleges skyrocketed, but so did federal student loan debt and defaults.
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But Snapbridge defaults to creating and transferring 73-megapixel versions of the photos you take.
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They must agree to guarantee their clients' loans, repaying Iceberg themselves if the client defaults.
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If it defaults on the looming $422 million payment, its creditors have little legal recourse.
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Damn right I'm going to block all I can .. what do these defaults even mean?
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Dongbei's repeated defaults have been at the centre of a number of controversies this year.
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Loan defaults and unemployment have fallen, and home prices have gone up — reducing default risk.
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The CDS is like an insurance contract: it pays out if the company defaults. 20173.
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At the same time, there has been an increase in student loan volume and defaults.
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Clearing houses sit in between trades to guarantee payment in the event either party defaults.
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The asset freeze is not expected to trigger any more defaults, Sistema said on Monday.
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There are two fundamental elements of a P5 sketch, which can just be considered defaults.
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During the recession, for-profit borrowers accounted for nearly half of all student loan defaults.
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"The peak in defaults is behind us," Chief Executive Officer Luiz Carlos Trabuco told reporters.
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Credit ratings firms are calling for a modest but noticeable uptick in defaults this year.
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However, should defaults escalate, regulators and legislators could find their hands forced into aggressive measures.
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If you live in the US, Canada, or the UK, it probably defaults to English.
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There is also likely to be increased pressure for individual and commercial defaults, Sanchez said.
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And a series of defaults by servicers would cripple a key part of the economy.
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A wave of defaults by energy-related companies, like Linn Energy and SandRidge Energy, ensued.
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Anthony Rapp works really hard to portray someone whose personality defaults to being perpetually irritated.
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But today, there's a greater risk of these defaults spreading to other sectors, analysts say.
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Corporate bond defaults have increased this year, although they are still low by international standards.
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Carriers have since called for aid from the federal government to avoid near-term defaults.
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Funding costs for companies are soaring, creating risks of a self-fulfilling spiral of defaults.
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The rates of earnings decline and of defaults are both shown in the chart above.
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With defaults mounting, creditors are reluctant to negotiate a restructuring due to the U.S. sanctions.
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Defaults matter, and this default, set some 60 years ago, has been hard to break.
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Bond defaults, once nearly unheard of, have become more common due to China's economic slowdown.
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Insurers have suffered bigger-than-expected losses on muni defaults, from Detroit to Puerto Rico.
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Criminal investigations into some loan defaults have made bankers extremely cautious of extending new credit.
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It also allows colleges and universities to avoid losing federal funding because of excessive defaults.
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If the policyowner defaults or cancels within six months, the agent must repay the commission.
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The 8MP selfie cam is OK, and defaults to a relatively wide field of view.
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Investors, meanwhile, have been frustrated by the local government's tendency to block defaults and bankruptcies.
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"I think there will be a rise in defaults, but I'm not alarmed," she said.
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For comparison, the rate of defaults for the trailing 12 months is about 6.3 percent.
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You can also adjust this after the fact, so it's fine to stick with the defaults.
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If the negotiations break down there could be major defaults, and blackouts, this spring and summer.
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The rating agency also predicted that a "particularly" large wave of junk bond defaults is coming.
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When asset prices started to fall, people found themselves underwater, leading to defaults and panic-selling.
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Our friend is trapped in Dusty Divot, surrounded by fake defaults with no shield or weaponry.
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What She's Actually Saying: 😜 Do you think Kendall defaults on the "mood" caption too much?
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High-yield bonds have roughly triple the exposure, and as a result higher volatility and defaults.
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It defaults to the new fully autonomous platform, meaning you simply set it and forget it.
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They said defaults in the U.S. speculative-grade natural resource sector has been on the rise.
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Similar work on taxicab tipping behavior suggested those defaults raise tips pretty dramatically, by 10 percent.
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Recent data also show that defaults on various types of consumer loans have been ticking up.
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Every season it must check millions of written loan-application forms against similar lists of defaults.
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Because they're government-insured, they give lenders some security in case the borrower defaults on payments.
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In my opinion, the best proxy for P2P loan defaults is the credit card default rate.
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The transaction also benefits from excess spread that has been sufficient to cover defaults to date.
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A falling or low TED spread would indicate low risk of bank defaults and economic stability.
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They instead recommend buying credit default swaps on a basket of retailers as protection against defaults.
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For now (though changes are coming), everything defaults to full screen whenever you flip it around.
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As well as progress, uplift and dynamism, emerging markets have traditionally featured crises, defaults and slumps.
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Reflecting growing concerns over bond defaults, the fund managers halved recommended bond weighting to 6.3 percent.
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Defaults are common towards the end of business cycles, and this one is showing its age.
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Defaults are priced in, with credit spreads already above their 20-year average, per the Fed.
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Deterioration in asset performance in DMPL X and XI may lead to an increase in defaults.
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That is despite official assurances that China will "control" bond defaults through legal and market means.
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Fearing eventual defaults, the major domestic banks have already stepped back from funding the apartment sector.
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As a reaction to major pension defaults, Congress passed the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA).
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The entire industry is already smarting from weakening investor appetite for their loans as defaults rise.
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The class A notes can withstand an additional 8.1% in defaults at Fitch's 'AAAsf' loss severity.
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The strategic defaults are meant to help Puerto Rico combat an ongoing $70 billion debt crisis.
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Corporate defaults reflect the impact of protracted debt restructurings that have extended for over two years.
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There are three common options that could help remedy defaults: Rehabilitation, consolidation and repayment in full.
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If the dollar suddenly jumps in value, that might wreak havoc and cause defaults or bankruptcies.
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CDS are often seen as insurance on loans, designed to protect in the case of defaults.
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China has seen a steady increase in bond defaults since its first bond failure in 2014.
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As student loan defaults soared, the Obama administration moved to curb abuses by for-profit institutions.
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For example, the UK P2P platform Lendy recently shut down due to a spike in defaults.
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Private MI serves as protection against mortgage credit risk if a borrower defaults on their mortgage.
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Close attention is being paid to corporate loan defaults, which spiked in the quarter, he said.
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However, Kinder Morgan said it was not hurt by any customer defaults in the third quarter.
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Nonetheless, with defaults accelerating and many more cases like Evergreen's expected, policymakers are becoming more active.
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In addition, many companies and individuals don't bother changing the username and password from factory defaults.
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IL&FS' series of debt defaults last year showed much of the sector was highly leveraged.
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Insurance, social connections, and security deposits have been suggested as methods for deterring lending circle defaults.
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The move comes a day after several major creditors sued Puerto Rico over defaults its bonds.
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Exchanges should conduct monitoring and research due to the potential for further bond defaults, she said.
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Negative numbers, which remain across regions, indicate expected credit erosion with wider spreads and increased defaults.
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Clearing houses sit in between a trade to guarantee payment in the event either counterparty defaults.
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Once you spend a little time reading ingredient lists, the unsweetened staples can become your defaults.
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If the company later defaults on the debt, that clever strategy can pay off big time.
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It's unclear whether permission would be opt-in or opt-out, and such defaults matter immensely.
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Derivatives exchanges say that halting trading could trigger contractual clauses with the potential to generate defaults.
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That may be a big worry: China's economy has slowed and defaults have risen this year.
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You can set sharing function defaults in the "In Meeting (Basic)" section of the settings page.
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When mortgage defaults started rising, many financial institutions experienced a run on their short-term liabilities.
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It also shows that institutional investors fear that an increase in corporate defaults could be imminent.
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Meanwhile, coronavirus-related economic trouble could cause a wave of widespread corporate defaults as economies falter.
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In the face of restrictions on liquidity, defaults and bankruptcies in the private sector have multiplied.
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Another company — Dewan Housing Finance — had multiple defaults on interest payments last year, citing cashflow problems.
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Corporate debt defaults are less of a problem than consumer debt but are on the rise.
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These defaults can lead to the garnishment of Social Security benefits, pushing many elderly toward poverty.
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Given the lack of defaults, it has been rarely used and was widely seen as symbolic.
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In the Alexa app, change both your "MUSIC" and "ARTISTS AND GENRE STATIONS" defaults to Pandora.
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Rising bond defaults raise new questions about whether Beijing can effectively address its huge debt problem.
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When defaults occur at the same time, these supposed triple-A investments will be wiped out.
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In fact, two-thirds of all defaults occur in balances under $10,000, a sign of noncompletion.
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Yet promoting more mindful behavior could be as simple as changing the defaults on an interface.
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When I have driving directions on, for example, the always-on display defaults to a clock.
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By training ourselves to think, speak, and write positive affirmations we can reshape our mental defaults.
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The Liansheng failure was one of the first defaults that exposed the risks in shadow banking.
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The rating of the class AB notes remained stable under a combination stress of a 15% increase in defaults and a 15% decrease in recoveries, but deteriorated to 'AAsf' under a more severe combination stress of a 30% increase in defaults and 30% decrease in recoveries.
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Global investors might soon also have to contend with high numbers of defaults in China's corporate sector.
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With the rise in corporate bond defaults, many investors and analysts have expected LGFVs to follow suit.
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While the actual ratio of distressed issues is on the decline, the level of defaults has climbed.
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That compares with defaults on payments on 26 bonds worth a combined 26 billion yuan in 2017.
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Dewan Housing Finance, one of India's largest housing finance companies (HFC), had multiple defaults on interest payments.
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Note that when you use the mute feature, Twitter defaults to muting that account or phrase indefinitely.
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Fitch has evaluated the sensitivity of the ratings to increased defaults over the life of the transaction.
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He defaults on his debts, rips off his shareholders, and defrauds the students at his fake university.
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If the losing party then defaults on payment, he, she or it is put on the list.
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The app defaults to a storm sound, with the weather getting worse as you grow more restless.
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"The idea has definitely changed, as investors have seen cases of state-owned enterprise defaults," she said.
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Orchard Platform published a very good white paper that discusses potential consequences of such increases in defaults.
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By tightening Safari defaults, the company has pushed back against web-tracking in real and powerful ways.
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Defaults in retail are typically a slow burn, but they may end up going a lot faster.
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The defaults involved 24.8 billion yuan, more than double the total for the past two years combined.
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China is currently the leading source of Asian corporate defaults, but it hasn't always been that way.
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One unintended consequence of the sector's expansion is erosion of the social pressure that keeps defaults low.
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"Asia is at risk given China's slowdown, potential currency depreciation and worries about corporate defaults," it said.
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When it comes to the major browsers, especially Chrome which has a robust extension ecosystem, defaults matter.
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His enemies say he inherited a fortune and built upon it an empire of defaults and exaggeration.
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Through asset sales, defaults and forbearance from his creditors, Mr Trump clung on and avoided personal bankruptcy.
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Fitch forecasts $7 billion in retail defaults in 2018, 23% higher than the $5.7 billion this year.
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A fifth are rated as high yield, possibly resulting in 13 billion euros of losses through defaults.
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New bank loans hit a record in January despite rising bad loans and record defaults in 2018.
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Bond defaults are also on track to hit a record this year, discouraging banks from extending credit.
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The official line keeps the door open for regulators to allow selective defaults, but avoid widespread blowups.
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The system should be able to set defaults, but "by-hand" setting or override must be convenient.
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It's already down 1.84 percent year-to-date, and more defaults mean it will likely fall further.
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A rating is a probability of default and in my view loose docs reduce chances of defaults.
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That should help pay at least a little more to help offset undergraduate loan costs and defaults.
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Another reason is that some people actually enjoy searching extensively and making their choice independently of defaults.
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Last week, Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard warned about the potential for more subprime auto loan defaults.
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While roles are slowly improving for women and nonwhite actors, white and male are still the defaults.
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Defaults resulted in higher savings amounts than higher employer matching contributions or recommendations from a financial planner.
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The measure will also loosen regulations for mortgage lenders and change the rules for student loan defaults.
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While these programs might keep down defaults, they cause borrowers' balances to balloon with interest, Johnson said.
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More defaults are needed, they say, to improve credit allocation and stop wasteful spending in the economy.
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This indicates the borrowing capacity of the local government will be significantly impaired if the entity defaults.
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Historically, investors in leveraged loans have recovered 70 cents to 80 cents on the dollar in defaults.
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Credit differentiation in China's $7.5 trillion bond market has diminished as the pace of defaults has slowed.
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"This wave of defaults is a result of credit crunch caused by enhanced regulation," China Everbright said.
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New bank loans hit a record in January despite increasing bad loans and record defaults in 2018.
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So the defaults of this industry are automatically set by men's salaries, career paths, preferences, and lifespans.
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Debts will either have to be painfully repaid, or there will be defaults or a wrecked dollar.
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Unfortunately, the Screen Time app defaults to count messages as social networking — but that's work for me!
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If a real estate company defaults on its debts and its creditors lose money, that's their problem.
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Defaults on these loans remain low, but the Fed warned that could change if the economy faltered.
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A wave of defaults followed, with each collapse setting off the next, like a set of dominoes.
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Users can still manually adjust video quality but defaults remain a powerful tool to influence overall outcomes.
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The number one risk for world markets associated with dollar shortfall, is a potential rise in defaults.
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They've been forced to bulk up on capital that can cushion losses caused by defaults and foreclosures.
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Unemployment soared much higher and debt defaults increased as the recession spread to industries unrelated to housing.
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Argentina ha tenido ocho defaults de su deuda soberana desde que se independizó de España en 1816.
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The oil/gas and retail/restaurants sectors lead defaults in the U.S. with 16 and 13, respectively.
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Regulators in Europe are reportedly worried that the weaker currency will lead to defaults in foreign loans.
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Plus, Peloton doesn't seem to have accounted for the possibility of widespread defaults on hardware financing plans.
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The broader market for online loans was being buffeted by higher consumer loan defaults and investor fears.
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Tap Podcasts, and in the Podcast Defaults section, turn off the button next to Delete Played Episodes.
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The app defaults to showing the number of known infections of the coronavirus, broken down by region.
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RMBS bundled home loans that crumbled under a wave of defaults, and helped set off the crisis.
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China: Rising bond defaults raise new questions about whether Beijing can effectively address its huge debt problem.
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That is why we need to reset the defaults on data protection law in the United States.
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Chinese corporate debt has been under the spotlight recently, as analysts warned of record levels of defaults.
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"Defaults for lower-rated (credit) issuers could increase in a downturn," Moody's analysts wrote in a note.
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The good news is that with rising home prices, mortgage defaults have plunged since peaking in 2010.
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With no basis for comparison, Apple quickly set my professional defaults for culture, work ethic and management.
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There already have been 100 debt defaults in 2016, the most since the financial crisis for the period.
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Windstream also announced debt exchange offers on certain notes and consent solicitations for waiver of the alleged defaults.
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Credit defaults swaps for the China sovereign and China Development Bank widened 2bp, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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It also reflects the high level of integration, brand, management, financial and reputational incentives to avoid subsidiary defaults.
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Strikingly, many were granted debt relief by wealthy creditors in the early 2000s after a wave of defaults.
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Rusal warned that new sanctions could result in technical defaults in a stock exchange filing on April 9.
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Overall, it's a counterintuitive effort from a company that defaults to showing users the most relevant posts first.
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The risk is a series of emerging-market defaults that could wreak havoc on the world's banking system.
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At -13.9, the fourth-quarter gauge for North America's credit defaults improved from -55.3 in the prior quarter.
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A spate of bond defaults hasn't helped, with 11 companies in China defaulting on bond payments since January.
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The year has seen 72 defaults, up from 39 at the same time in 2015, S&P reported.
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Google ended up having to put a preference setting in for those who wanted to flip the defaults.
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That, no doubt, is also a big part of the reason why the camera defaults to selfie mode.
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In May two city-owned developers flirted with defaults on loans that together were worth 700m yuan ($8003m).
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"If Turkey goes bankrupt — if it defaults — France, Germany and Italy are all on the hook," he said.
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When governments run into debt trouble, they implement financial repression, which is less painful than crisis-triggering defaults.
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Mega-defaults by Argentina and Greece generated plenty of headlines, but ultimately were relatively small by historical standards.
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Because they're insured by the government, they provide assurance for lenders in case the borrower defaults on payments.
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Those with less than $5,20203 in student debt account for about 35% of defaults, according to government data.
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Do the defaults and rescheduled debts prove that Germany had been asked to pay too much in 1921?
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Only 3% of FX derivatives trades currently go through clearing houses, which absorb the risk one party defaults.
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Both are experiencing recessions and analysts worry that defaults in 1 or both countries are on the horizon.
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As the economy slows, borrowers may have trouble making payments, which could lead to a wave of defaults.
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And once it's in BigQuery, it's your data, so you're not dependent on Firebase's retention and deletion defaults.
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That said, defaults on loans are not the only way for corporate debt to upset the financial system.
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Still, even after 2018 saw a record level of corporate defaults, Chinese issuers remain relatively unlikely to default.
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"I don't have any concerns about" a potential increase in delinquencies or defaults, Emerson said in an interview.
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Innes estimates that around 50% of the defaults came from China's large manufacturing sector, mostly by private companies.
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More corporate defaults had already been expected in China this year as the government's continues its risk campaign.
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In fact, the ferocity of recent price declines and the potential magnitude of hard defaults are already unprecedented.
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Coming along with defaults has been a sharp increase in the premium investors demand to hold riskier debt.
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Among worries currently within the banking system, investors see reason for concern with rising defaults on auto loans.
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Hyflux said it had at least until April 5 to consult with PUB on remedying the alleged defaults.
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China's debt market has witnessed an increasing number of defaults over the past year as the economy slows.
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Trade in private firms' corporate bonds, where defaults have spiked this year, did not see a similar jump.
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Delinquencies and defaults damage borrowers' credit reports, hampering their ability to make investments and climb the economic ladder.
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What to do: As soon as you download the app, go into the settings to check the defaults.
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During the year, SMI maintained a stable gross non-performing loan ratio of 1.16%, with no defaults reported.
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Read More Bad news: Bond defaults are on the rise Some richly yielding options still present themselves, however.
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To meaningfully reduce defaults, we should encourage innovation and experimentation at all stages of the loan life cycle.
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It also considers the high level of integration, brand, management, financial and reputational incentives to avoid subsidiary defaults.
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This is a welcome change from the current interface, which annoyingly defaults to UberPool much of the time.
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But many say fundamentals remain strong with low defaults, decent earnings growth in general and a solid economy.
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That means Venezuela could lose control of a crown jewel of its lifeblood energy industry if it defaults.
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The defaults have been something like, I won't get the exact number, but $700 million, $750 million maybe.
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Project costs and demand are difficult to forecast, resulting in defaults that would further reduce the bank's capital.
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The second is the mortgage, which gives the lender a lien on a house if the borrower defaults.
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In 19 states, government agencies can even seize a professional license if a borrower defaults on their loans.
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Another extended period of rapid credit growth to meet GDP targets could eventually trigger another wave of defaults.
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There have also been concerns job losses resulting from the oil price crash would trigger more loan defaults.
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The defaults that have emerged among Chinese companies make up just 0.2 percent of the outstanding corporate bonds.
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Strained liquidity conditions have caused a growing number of credit defaults with private companies facing mounting refinancing risks.
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Investors are getting increasingly nervous about China's debt market, which has witnessed a slew of defaults this year.
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Even if the infotainment system is reset to factory defaults, cron jobs are not removed, the researchers said.
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Other potential impacts: JP Morgan warns of Chinese corporate defaults in a trade war, Bloomberg's Alfred Liu reports.
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Or that a new Italian government defaults on the country's debt and crashes out of the euro zone?
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Rather, investors are acknowledging that the historically low level of defaults will inevitably climb as economic growth slows.
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But the data also showed banks taking higher credit losses and bracing for more defaults as 28500 continues.
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When business gets tougher for these firms, it could prevent them from servicing their debt, leading to defaults.
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A wave of defaults, or even a series of rating downgrades and repricing, would shake the financial system.
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If the government defaults and banks fail as a result, the government needs to clean up the mess.
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Even before the pandemic struck, lenders were increasingly concerned about defaults from companies owned by the PE industry.
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Everyday Americans will struggle through a relatively quick slump as financial conditions tighten and defaults rise, she added.
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Loan defaults are common among India's large corporations but rarely draw such high-level action, Mr. Swami said.
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As is usually the case, Netflix defaults to the dubbed English audiotrack, which is (inevitably) a bit wooden.
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Corporate bond defaults hit a fresh high last year, while state-linked firms rescued several troubled smaller banks.
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There is also concern a rise in defaults may tip the country's weak state lenders over the edge.
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Not all defaults or dismissals were necessarily a shortcoming in the company's performance, but many appear to be.
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Under the current state Constitution, any function or power not expressly accorded to municipalities defaults to the state.
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S&P Global Ratings in May said it expects corporate defaults to keep rising, dominated by energy companies.
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PUERTO RICO DEFAULTS ON DEBT: Puerto Rico will default Monday on roughly $422 million in debt payments. Gov.
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While the increasing level of defaults is concerning, there is also "a certain need for this," McCully said.
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Other work has highlighted the power of defaults — which in health care can have life-or-death consequences.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "As Puerto Rico Defaults, Eyes Turn to Washington" (Business Day, May 3): The Government Development Bank recently missed most of a $422 million payment to bondholders, becoming the third public entity in Puerto Rico to default in the last nine months, and larger defaults appear imminent.
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"Offering healthy defaults is critical, not only because defaults influence what we ultimately choose, but because it teaches kids that soda is not a normal beverage to drink with a meal," said Alyssa Moran of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore, who wasn't involved with the study.
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But it is unlikely that the EU would do more than the minimum if Britain defaults on its debts.
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But banks are reluctant to lend to private sector firms due to the uncertain business outlook and rising defaults.
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Avoiding bankruptcy also averts bond defaults that could rattle financial markets, and mass layoffs that might lead to protests.
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A possible wave of defaults by those companies could hurt their lenders: banks, mutual funds, life insurers and pensions.
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"I think they'll want to see more defaults before they let the pressure off the crude market," Blanch said.
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The deal would most likely help some creditors, whose bonds could be worthless if the island defaults on them.
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Corporate bond defaults have risen this year, and there have been dividend cuts, mostly confined to the energy sector.
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The real worry is not that the defaults will go too far, but that officials will lose their nerve.
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For the same period last year, there were 11 defaults in total and only one in commodities, Ou said.
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Do they get strict defaults or the same control, and do parents have license to select their kids' settings?
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Now users who don't "vote" on their settings receive the local defaults, "like a referendum" in a U.S. state.
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The criminalisation of large defaults brings with it a discomfort among bankers to be associated with very large loans.
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A possible wave of defaults by those companies could hurt their lenders - banks, mutual funds, life insurers and pensions.
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The bondholders facing defaults have "accredited" status, which is reserved for individuals with net assets exceeding S$2 million.
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He said stricter credit risk assessment could keep provisions in check and stem the impact of rising corporate defaults.
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Those holders could call all their debt due in 60 days, and trigger defaults on the company's other debt.
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IMB Bank-rated transactions have historically shown lower levels of defaults than experienced by commercial loan portfolios in Australia.
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Rusal said in a statement on Friday that the sanctions could trigger technical defaults on some of its debts.
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Eduardo Vassimon, Itaú's senior vice for wholesale banking, said there are indications corporate defaults are on a declining trend.
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The class B notes' rating was also sensitive to increased defaults, declining by two notches under the severe scenario.
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Top mortgage lender Caixa Econômica Federal expects defaults to start a gradual decline before the end of the year.
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Investors on the mainland found some solace from progress made to avoid defaults resulting from a recent bond scandal.
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Hints of the robotic are still detectable in WaveNet voices like Google Assistant's defaults and its new Legend impersonation.
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Corporate bond defaults hit a record last year, while banks' non-performing loan ratio notched a 10-year high.
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On Thursday, SEBI also ordered them to frame a uniform "standard operating procedure" to track and timely recognise defaults.
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However, the number of actual defaults on rated municipal debt remains low, and he doesn't expect that to change.
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Garcia Padilla had pushed for sharp reductions in debt payments to creditors, and ordered several defaults during his term.
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So far, defaults on loans seem to be rare in China, where household debt is low by Western standards.
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Flipping defaults 180 degrees from minimums to maximums may be more than just a step in the right direction.
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Despite enrolling just 12 percent of students, for-profit colleges account for 44 percent of all student loan defaults.
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LinkedIn just quietly introduced a new privacy setting that defaults to blocking other users from exporting your email address.
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But since defaults leave options open, no one can complain that they didn't have the chance to act otherwise.
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Defaults have been on the rise this year, including in industries, such as steel, that suffer from over capacity.
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"The future impact of more defaults in the group may be catastrophic for the (country's) financial stability," it said.
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The curtailment of such flows will increase loan defaults as factories struggle to maintain solvency and service existing debt.
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"Higher rates are unloved by equities," Filia said, adding that, ultimately, higher rates also increase the risk of defaults.
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The federal law requiring reclamation plans and procedures was passed in 1977 to address legacy defaults from earlier decades.
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In its filings, the company does show two tables of charge-off rates on its loans, reflecting borrower defaults.
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As with Chinese banks, Baidu does not need to set aside large capital against potential defaults on its WMPs.
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There are currently 14 ways to repay your student loans, a complicated system critics say leads to needless defaults.
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Fee income rose near a record, while provisions fell, save for an unnamed corporate client that drove defaults up.
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"This is only an appetizer, (there are) more defaults to come," said a fixed-income portfolio manager in Shanghai.
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Record defaults came as lending fell 0.2 percent in September, to 3.11 trillion reais ($998 billion), the report showed.
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Credit default swaps are typically purchased by bondholders who want protection in the event that the debt issuer defaults.
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The class B and C notes showed more sensitivity to a combination of increased defaults and reduced recovery rates.
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Rusal said in a statement that the impact of sanctions could trigger technical defaults on some of its debts.
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The wave of defaults has been accompanied by an increase in the premium investors demand for holding riskier debt.
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That was a good idea if so, as all the Vendor gear in the Tower defaults to 2360 Light.
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The time difference explains why defaults should happen sooner in the United States than in Europe, according to IACPM.
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Sharing data on defaults would make it easier for reliable credit ratings for individuals to become available in China.
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When defaults spread to brokerages in June, regulators brought them and their creditors, mostly banks, together in emergency meetings.
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And some are now playing an increasingly central — even defining role — as they flip privacy and anti-tracking defaults.
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For a range of companies, ratings downgrades, debt defaults, mass layoffs and even – gasp – cuts to CEO bonuses loom.
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Worries about mass debt defaults or writedowns pressured U.S. lenders, sending the S&P 13 banking subsector down 6.9%.
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We need to prioritize legislation and regulatory practices that create healthier defaults in schools, supermarkets, and society at large.
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The situation could get more complicated in the event of an economic slowdown and a surge in corporate defaults.
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Elliott Management is run by billionaire investor Paul Singer, who famously battled Argentina over its mutlibillion dollar debt defaults.
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Escalating defaults among student borrowers impair their credit scores, making it even more difficult to borrow for large purchases.
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He has short hair and thin-rimmed glasses, a face that defaults to bashful, a smile that skews contrite.
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The White House has touted income-based repayment plans as the solution to halting the relentless rise in defaults.
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The federal backing provided by the GSEs ensures banks will be paid if the borrower defaults on their loan.
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Highly leveraged corporations may have difficulty refinancing or getting more credit, increasing the risk of corporate defaults and bankruptcies.
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British banks could suffer if a souring economy leads to nonpayment and defaults on mortgages, according to S&P.
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Global oversupply of crude has raised fears that producers will struggle to finance operations and service their debt, boosting defaults.
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But bankers are worried about the potential of loan defaults as incomes fall, prompting farmers to take on more debt.
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Barclays expects defaults in the sector to spike to 15%-20% this year, coupled with an acceleration of distressed exchanges.
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The reason China's financial system has remained upright so far is because the authorities have found ways to conceal defaults.
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The fall reflects the industry's struggles with faltering investor appetite for loans, rising defaults and the threat of heightened regulation.
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One change you might notice right away is that it now defaults to the Google search engine instead of Yahoo.
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The S4 defaults to standard Android mode, switching over to DeX as soon as it docks in the keyboard case.
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But critics say that Russia's domestic ratings lack in-depth statistics on defaults and cover a limited number of companies.
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Provisions for credit losses are made on a basis of actual defaults and may be inadequate to capture unexpected losses.
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Warnings of debt defaults, balance of payments crises and a collapse of the pound currency have all failed to materialise.
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The string of defaults by IL&FS led to a series of credit rating downgrades on the company to junk.
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If they check back and change their photos, if they don't, if they just keep the ones that Facebook defaults.
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Your Spotify account defaults to the country you create the account in — but you can easily change it when needed.
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An extended collapse could feed into bond and loan defaults, hurting balance sheets at rickety banks and indebted local governments.
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That could be the difference between a managed adjustment and a chaotic collapse, in which defaults spread and banks teeter.
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The good thing here is that this transmission defaults to park, so you aren't going to inadvertently roll the car.
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If recipients are fooled and click on a link, it defaults to an online tutorial on how to spot malware.
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But I'm keeping the defaults for big enemy groups and stricter parry timing—you know, keeping some challenge in there.
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The bottom line: The stock market is frothy, and it's possible that entire industries like fracking could suffer widespread defaults.
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The class B note is also sensitive to increases in defaults and decreases in recovery rates with a AAAsf rating.
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Subprime-loan defaults started to rise in February 2007, causing a near-collapse of the industry in America and Europe.
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The watch defaults to Google's own fitness-tracking app for most activities, but now Strava is an option as well.
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And each earbud has a button; the right's defaults to play / pause and the left's to Siri or Google Assistant.
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Five of the defaults were in the oil and gas sector while four were in metals and mining, she said.
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Roku assumes you're plugging directly into a TV, which mean setup defaults to controlling TV volume out of the box.
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Garcia Padilla pushed for sharp reductions in debt payments to Puerto Rico's creditors and ordered several defaults during his term.
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For this reason banks must be able to withstand any reversal of today���s high asset prices and low defaults.
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But as Bluetooth defaults get more aggressive, that deal is getting worse and most users don't even realize it's happening.
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CDSs were intended as a hedge against losses from defaults, not a bet on a firm deciding to trigger them.
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That firm, a large infrastructure financing company, missed several debt repayments and triggered a series of defaults and ratings downgrade.
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Loan defaults remain low, mainly due to covenant-lite structures – 1.75% at the end of 2018, according to Fitch Ratings.
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However, impaired loans are reasonably covered by loan loss reserves and new defaults were only moderate in 2015 and 2016.
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The strong growth of the Dutch economy also held defaults on loans at a very low level, the bank said.
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And a new report shows data from the Department of Education grossly underestimated the extent of student loan defaults. -U.
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Although Apple won't let you change app defaults, there are alternatives for almost every app Apple pre-installs on iOS.
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But the lira crisis has driven up the cost of servicing that debt, meaning lenders face a wave of defaults.
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In September, Fitch said the first defaults on public bonds by Chinese local government financing vehicles were becoming more likely.
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The officer defaults to language like "dangerous" and "armed" to describe the now dead person who can't speak for himself.
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Worries of growing defaults have hit banking stocks, which are hovering at their lowest level in more than two years.
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The compounding pain stems from a drop in used car prices, growing auto loan defaults and bearish Wall Street sentiment.
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Chinese interest in smaller Brazilian banks has waned as rising defaults and a two-year recession eroded their capital buffer.
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The promoter group "will address through alternate mechanisms to settle the dues" if SVL defaults, STFC said in a statement.
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So it asks the two parties to post collateral, or margin, which it can keep if one of them defaults.
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The deterioration occurred mainly due to further credit losses in the SME portfolio and several defaults among the largest borrowers.
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Fears are growing that job losses in Alberta may lead to higher arrears and defaults on credit cards and mortgages.
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As defaults go, it was not a particularly big one; the asking price for the property is 77.6m yuan ($12m).
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If nothing is done, Lew warns, Puerto Rico will descend into "cascading defaults" of ever-bigger payments, worsening the crisis.
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The T8 defaults to a hybrid dynamic where the gas engine kicks in at 15 to 20 miles an hour.
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Experts believe that student loan defaults have the potential to adversely impact the U.S. economy, which could trigger another recession.
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Such rates can be justified, but they also raise fears of exploitation, and play into another fear: rising loan defaults.
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Wall Street investors, worried about increasing defaults, are steering clear, and leaving the marketplace lenders without funding for their loans.
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Many lenders and investors wrongly assumed that current low levels of loan defaults would persist, even when the economy weakened.
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The new rules require banks to put aside some money for loan defaults upfront when a loan is first approved.
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Loggias 2003 and FCC Minotaure reported cumulative defaults of 103% and 0.92% respectively with 1.09% and 0.92% a year ago.
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By purchasing a mortgage from lenders, Fannie and Freddie incur the financial risk if a homeowner defaults on a loan.
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Defaults tend not to pose a risk to individual Chinese banks because the government is perceived as standing behind them.
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Even worse is the cascade of defaults that starts when asset-price bubbles burst or when economic growth is disappointing.
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Defaults over 214 days fell to 21 percent in the second quarter, the lowest since the first quarter of 23.1389.
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Also, the strong growth of the Dutch economy held defaults on loans at a very low level, the bank said.
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Rusal has added the U.S. action "may result in technical defaults in relation to certain credit obligations of the group".
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Large state-owned enterprises, widely viewed as too big to fail because of the employment they provide, have avoided defaults.
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Enria also urged lenders to step up their efforts and stem a flow of newly soured credit and customer defaults.
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" It added, "Following a number of time-consuming and exhaustive attempts to resolve these defaults, foreclosure could not be avoided.
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Waves of consumer defaults and business liquidations could severely damage the economy and delay recovery once the coronavirus risk subsides.
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The statement went on to warn about rising bond defaults as well as Ponzi schemes masquerading as internet finance companies.
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With defaults rising, banking regulators and economists have started to worry about the spillover from the strain of these loans.
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Despite remaining low by historical standards, defaults inched higher, often accompanied by dramatic moves in corporate bonds and credit derivatives.
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Tighter lending policies could result in factories closing and in unemployment, as well as in defaults on previously issued loans.
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Small and medium enterprises are struggling the most, accounting for just under half of all defaults according to Reuters calculations.
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Since consumer credit moves in cycles and some lenders have become more aggressive, analysts are worried defaults could move higher.
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The fees cover the cost of defaults, so the change would have reduced the money available to cover such losses.
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By tapping it (say, to crop it), you automatically open the image in Markup, which defaults to the pencil tool.
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The miss was driven partly by the company's need to reserve more money to deal with potential defaults from consumers.
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The app has several options for keyboard shortcuts, too: Edison's defaults, Gmail's set of shortcuts, or a fully custom option.
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When the flight suffers dramatic mechanical failures, the team defaults to the effective approaches they rehearsed and averts the disaster.
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Investors tend to view such unintentional failures to pay more charitably than defaults caused by an actual lack of funds.
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Slowing sales are adding to cash flow pressures, with corporate bond defaults on track to hit a record this year.
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For about 20,000 customers, additional costs of the CPI could have led to defaults resulting in seizure of their vehicles.
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"There'll be less intrusion from the government, more lending, and more defaults — which creates more business for collectors," he said.
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The VA makes it easy for service members to qualify for mortgages, but goes to great lengths to prevent defaults.
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In a March report, the Consumer Federation of America in part blamed servicers for a rise in student-loan defaults.
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From zero defaults in 2500, they jumped to 28 in 2016 on more than 19 billion yuan of debt, according to data from China Chengxin International Credit Rating Co. Bonds provide just a small window into the growing problem of state defaults because most credit by far is in the form of bank lending.
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Operations might also suffer if PDVSA defaults in the second half of 2016, as the government struggles to service its debt.
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However, unlike iOS 10, iOS 11 gives you the power to remove four of those defaults: Camera, Timer, Flashlight, and Calculator.
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At the moment, Fitch analysts expect defaults of 11 percent among high-yield energy issuers by the end of this year.
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Various forms of short term debt have been at the centre of several high profile bond defaults in China this year.
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The lack of defaults due to rising interest rates also should cause the stock price of Lending Club to go up.
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Click Advanced to open up the second panel of options, then click Restore settings to their original defaults and Reset Settings.
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Strikingly, many of these countries were granted debt relief by wealthy creditors in the early 2000s after a wave of defaults.
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In the future, S&P Global Ratings expects authorities will allow more defaults in local government financing vehicles, the report said.
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Defaults are near all-time highs, offsetting the benefits stemming from rising borrowing costs and prudent loan-loss provisioning for banks.
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That doubles the total amount of defaults from the first quarter and led Fitch to increase its default forecast for 2019.
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When you do call, it defaults to a private number unless you specifically tell Google to use your mobile phone number.
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When you open the Assistant, it defaults to voice, but you can hit a little keyboard button and get the keyboard.
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However, others are staying away given Argentina's history of defaults and Kirchner's personal history of refusing to play ball with bondholders.
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The number of defaults has already been rising, largely because of the impact of lower oil prices on the energy industry.
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Risks in local government hidden debt, bond defaults and property market could trigger financial risks, Wang Jingwu wrote in China Finance.
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A loss of market confidence could lead to a dramatic depreciation, waves of defaults and painful adjustments in the Turkish economy.
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The best time to buy corporate bonds is early in an economic recovery, when downgrades and defaults are still under way.
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Fitch considers CAA's and CAR's credit profiles sound, as evidenced by low defaults on their guaranteed insurance business for housing loans.
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It defaults to just adjusting media volume now, also showing a toggle to switch your ringer between on, vibrate, and silent.
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That same month, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc filed for bankruptcy as Wall Street was rattled by a wave of mortgage defaults.
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The legality issue is why Waze's function defaults to "on" when users download the app, Waze spokesperson Julie Mossler told Motherboard.
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The difference is that for stocks, economic growth means greater profits, while for high-yield bonds, economic growth means fewer defaults.
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That has raised concerns about risks to the financial sector against the backdrop of rising defaults and a slowing Chinese economy.
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From the early 2000s, the number of incidents dropped significantly, with zero rated defaults from 2004 to 2007, the report said.
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Defaults will probably start falling consistently from July, which should lead to a significant reduction in provisions next year, Firetti said.
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Overall, we see defaults increasing in 2017, especially if the authorities return to a tightening bias following from the October meetings.
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The court found that the central bank could intervene on individual corporate defaults but could not undertake such a sweeping action.
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Banks must also make provision of at least 2.5 percent for their loan books as a prudent estimate of potential defaults.
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Still, though home prices may fall in San Francisco, Palmer said a wave of mortgage defaults or foreclosures is extremely unlikely.
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The more defaults a bank has, the more provisioning it has to undertake, subsequently generating a bigger amount of tax credits.
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That clears space for newly empowered regulators to force more defaults, and address flaws in China's debt-for-equity swap programme.
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The sudden revaluation in exchange rates and asset prices, and the waves of defaults and bankruptcies they triggered, were extremely unpleasant.
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Defaults could hit the value of collateralized bonds, triggering margin calls and increase the risks at brokerages, which lend the money.
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The class A2 and AB notes can withstand an additional 78.3% and 25.3%, respectively, in defaults at Fitch's 'AAAsf' loss severity.
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India's financial markets have been hit hard by a series of debt defaults by one of the largest infrastructure funding companies.
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And, S&P warns, because consumers are already so leveraged to automobiles, there could be a wave of auto-lending defaults.
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These specific events of hard defaults with a senior lender generally will create a cross-default on other debt styled securities.
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They also say the government needs to allow more defaults to improve credit allocation and stop wasteful spending in the economy.
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Global economic forecasts for 230 are still being revised downwards and the rate of defaults on corporate bonds is rising sharply.
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In the event that Venezuela defaults on its loan to Rosneft, the Russians would assume control of critical U.S. energy infrastructure.
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One of the suggested improvements in the PROSPER Act to reduce loan defaults is major-by-major eligibility for financial aid.
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The latest retail defaults' come from Claire's Stores, which just filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last month, and Sears Holdings.
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Fitch has evaluated the sensitivity of the ratings to increased defaults and reduced recovery rates over the life of the transaction.
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When questioned about justification, the EPA typically defaults to a moral imperative to supplant fossil fuels regardless of costs or futility.
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Not surprisingly, GSO holds more than $300 million in credit default swaps that would pay out in the event Hovnanian defaults.
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That&aposs why experience across several cycles and a litany of defaults — and the relationships won from that work — is critical.
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We've seen rising debt defaults and funding strains on small firms, as well as a sharp adjustment in the capital market.
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We've seen rising debt defaults and funding strains on small firms, as well as a sharp adjustment in the capital market.
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But Europe was then gripped with fears of sovereign debt defaults; the economy stagnated; and investors and corporate managers feared deflation.
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Economic productivity is down and an increase in loan defaults, mortgage foreclosures and bankruptcy proceedings are expected in the near future.
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A significant and unexpected increase in delinquencies, defaults and losses would be necessary before any negative rating action would be considered.
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The energy sector has already endured a slew of defaults and credit downgrades after a downturn in oil prices in 2016.
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Without this relief, though, we risk a cascade of small business defaults, sending a shock wave through markets and the economy.
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With student debt levels soaring — the loans are now the largest source of household debt outside of mortgages — so are defaults.
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The collapse of credit markets would form a "cascading negative shock" through global markets, driving historic levels of defaults, Natixis said.
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China's financial policymakers have made clear that they do not mind seeing a few defaults and some strains in the system.
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But other signs are emerging, including loan defaults from a growing number of companies and rising interest rates for many borrowers.
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Even as it allows more defaults, last month it poured more money into the financial system to contain the potential damage.
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Delinquencies, defaults and investment losses are likely, analysts say, possibly subjecting the economy to what economists call a negative feedback loop.
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The company was being buffeted by higher consumer loan defaults and investor fears, which had affected the broader market for loans.
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House Republicans are officially ruling out passing legislation to help Puerto Rico before the island defaults on a May 1 payment.
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"Just because we didn't see mass incidence of LP defaults in 2008 that doesn't mean it could never happen," Choi said.
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If you say, "Alexa, order me paper towels," the voice assistant defaults to a suggestion based on your past Amazon purchases.
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Once short-term rates hit 3 percent, that will be enough to drive up defaults and cause a recession, he added.
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Still, overall defaults are contained, with the trailing 12-month rate for institutional leveraged loans at 1.8% in April, Fitch said.
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On the Apple side of things, the company is reportedly considering letting users set third-party apps as defaults in iOS.
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Bloomberg reported yesterday that Apple is considering allowing apps like Chrome or Gmail to be set as defaults in iOS 14.
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Junk bonds meanwhile saw the third biggest outflows ever of $6.9 billion as BofA saw the chances of credit defaults "surging".
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While Android phones lets you set up third-party apps as defaults, Apple hasn't allowed its users to do the same.
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The island has already suffered a series of smaller defaults as it scrambles to come up with money to pay creditors.
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The coming Ioniq Plug-In Hybrid gets an estimated 27-mile all-electric range before it defaults to standard hybrid mode.
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"Now that regulation is strict, defaults won't happen," said JLL's Zhou, citing the high quality of assets and products in general.
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The round, roughly 5-inch device sits on a desktop with an angled 2.5-screen and defaults to showing a clock.
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They started lending to people without verifying income and other weak practices that ultimately led to a wave of mortgage defaults.
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For-profit colleges account for just 6 percent of college enrollment, but more than one-third of federal student loan defaults.
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Lenders surprisingly moved borrowing costs slightly higher last month, on concerns that an unexpectedly slow economic recovery could spur new defaults.
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Most leap year babies say Facebook has since fixed the glitch, and, per the government's example, it defaults to March 1.
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The importance of defaults Microsoft's Bing has managed to grow its share of U.S. desktop searches to about 23% this year.
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Instead of requiring a cosigner, the rent price on the app includes an insurance fee that kicks in if the renter defaults.
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If the power authority were to demand immediate payment from them, it could set off a domino effect of defaults and insolvencies.
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In fact, Fitch Ratings forecasts bond defaults for 22007 at the lowest since 280, with leveraged loans at the lowest since 22020.
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While Biden defaults to assuming decency in politicians like Pence, we need politicians to prove they believe in their constituents' basic humanity.
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"We recommend that users of SOHO routers and/or NAS devices reset them to factory defaults and reboot them," the posting said.
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Phinney verified it to his own satisfaction by setting memos on a Macintosh with defaults, and seeing that it overlapped nearly perfectly.
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Ideally, investors would hold each ETF until the 300 or so bonds in it mature, letting diversification manage any risk of defaults.
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Goldman Sachs estimates defaults grew from 22017 billion yuan in 240 to 22016 billion in 6.89613 and to 26.8961 billion last year.
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Fallout from the scandal has made it harder for banks to predict trends in defaults amid an uncertain political and economic outlook.
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Even more tellingly, the developer's homepage defaults to the same image for 10 seconds before loading into the rest of the website.
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China should have higher levels of vigilance against risks from non-performing assets, debt defaults, shadow banking and internet finance, Li said.
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JBF has previously denied rumours of defaults on loans in international operations, calling them "baseless" in a stock exchange filing on Tuesday.
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The finance ministry source said the reason for the management change was poor handing of the defaults and "poor management" in general.
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The issue is magnified by the fact that shipbuilders are facing a shrinking pool of liquidity, further increasing the risk of defaults.
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And it was not just that a lot of those issuers would lose that status if the government allowed defaults, Daiwa noted.
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It also would have helped the lenders themselves, as fewer defaults and delinquencies more than compensate for temporary losses from principal reduction.
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In September the Bank for International Settlements noted that defaults had picked up and that rising American interest rates could trigger more.
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The Class B notes ratings' were also sensitive to increased defaults, with the rating declining by one notch under the severe scenarios.
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Last year, the government took control of Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services after its defaults triggered fears about contagion in Indias financial sector.
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"Looking ahead, we expect sovereign defaults to pick up again over the next decade," write the banks' David Beers and Jamshid Mavalwalla.
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During the fourth quarter of 2018 when stocks plunged and people feared much higher defaults, corporate credit widened dramatically relative to mortgages.
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"Directionally the governor and his advisors seem to have adopted a narrative of defaults," said Nader Tavakoli, president and CEO of Ambac.
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In Let's Go, however, Eevee consistently defaults to this "eh-vie" version, whether you're patting its head or tossing it into battle.
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The concept was developed after the Civil War, as a way to rebuild investor trust after a number of notorious bond defaults.
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The rating may be affected by significant stress that causes large defaults among the transaction's corporate exposure, which Fitch does not expect.
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Yet the overhang of gloom about weaker corporate earnings and the risk of increased downgrades and defaults has yet to lift completely.
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Interestingly, Solar City saw its stock downgraded Monday in anticipation of interest rate hikes that might lead to more solar lease defaults.
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On August 20, 2015, BMO Harris Bank sued Gibson Grain & Supply and two other Gibson businesses in federal court, claiming loan defaults.
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It is the interest rate at which it lends, net of defaults and recovery, minus the interest rate for which it borrows.
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Oil prices touched 12-year lows in January, putting increased pressure on Canadian banks' energy clients and leading to rising loan defaults.
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With the rate of bond defaults falling, and the global economy doing well, investors probably feel there is little to worry about.
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It also nudged down a range for projected provisions from last year, when it hiked them by 7.53 percent as defaults soared.
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Loans in arrears for 90 days or more, a benchmark for defaults, unexpectedly rose to 5.5 percent of outstanding credit last quarter.
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Standard & Poor's, a rating agency, expects retail defaults this year to outnumber those in 2009, at the height of the global recession.
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The sector is the worst performer this year, down about 28.8 percent, due partly to fears of debt defaults by energy companies.
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The OCC warned that if financial markets tighten quickly or the economy slows, banks could face greater risks from potential customer defaults.
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"Defaults have dashed the widespread perception of implicit government guarantees for bonds, particularly those of SOEs," the agency said in the report.
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Given Argentina's long history of defaults, investor interest was strong, with order books heard mid-morning at around US$40bn, sources said.
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The plan comes ahead of a Monday deadline to reach a debt-cutting agreement before creditors can sue Puerto Rico over defaults.
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The CSRC said on Friday that exchanges need to pay close attention to debt risks following a recent spate of corporate defaults.
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The Investor Protection fund warned that risks from frequent bond defaults could spread to the bond repo business, according to the source.
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Defaults—the pre-selected choice you end up with if you do nothing—are an especially effective way to exploit such procrastination.
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GroFin, which helped Mr Tugume, tries to limit defaults the old-fashioned way, by trying hard to get to know its borrowers.
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Defaults in DC plans can be good at overcoming bad behavior — that is, choices that are not in the participant's best interest.
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Puerto Rico's governor, Alejandro García Padilla, who has warned about defaults for months, has expressed frustration with Washington's inability to act quickly.
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A lack of risk control resulted in widespread defaults and a government clampdown for several years in the mid-2000s, he said.
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The debt was also issued by firms in economic sectors which accounted for much of the rise in corporate defaults in 2015.
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But people inside and outside the country increasingly worried about rising defaults and banks' ability to meet new global financial stability requirements.
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When the housing bubble burst and sent home prices plummeting, it set off a chain of defaults that snowballed into a recession.
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Loans in arrears for 90 days or more, a benchmark for defaults, jumped to 5.4 percent of outstanding credit from 4.6 percent.
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Rajan said the risks of student loan defaults were compounded by expectations the U.S. Federal Reserve would continue to increase interest rates.
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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are backed by US taxpayers, so citizens could end up footing the bill on some mortgage defaults.
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Had they been educated, they also could have learned that the Feds offer loan deferment, forbearance and other ways to prevent defaults.
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Some have claimed that there isn't Katrina-like situation in Puerto Rico, and that Congress shouldn't act until the island's government defaults.
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A sharp fall in used car prices could trigger a spike in leasing prices, which could further dampen demand and increase defaults.
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The coverage ratio, a gauge of reserves for bad loans, soared alongside early corporate defaults, indicating that delinquencies are on the rise.
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It is believed to be one of the largest corporate defaults in Philippine history and puts thousands of local jobs at risk.
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For China's banking system, the coming months are almost certain to bring more defaults, bankruptcies and other debt problems, according to economists.
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The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has criticized so-called manufactured defaults, saying they damage the integrity of the CDS market.
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"You are seeing more distress, and defaults are rising," said Bill Perry, a fund manager at U.S.-based Stone Harbor Investment Partners.
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The European solar market has been hit by deep subsidy cuts and defaults among smaller rooftop installers that left customers without service.
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Both transactions define defaults as loans in arrears by more than 10 months, or those declared due and payable by the servicer.
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Banks with heavy ties to the energy sector got punished Monday, too, as investors brace for an inevitable wave of loan defaults.
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Bank stocks, however, were still headed for their fifth weekly decline as investors eyed a future likely to include widespread loan defaults.
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The Japanese bank Nomura has estimated that defaults on bonds denominated in renminbi (also known as yuan) quadrupled between 2017 and 20153.
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Editorial The national epidemic of student loan defaults is hurting the economy and casting a shadow over the lives of struggling borrowers.
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High yield will get crushed and credit defaults will be the talk all over again by week's end if oil doesn't rebound.
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These layoffs risk sending the economy into a downward spiral of decreased demand, defaults and further layoffs within weeks or even days.
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In its report, the research firm said it expected to see a significant increase in defaults by Chinese companies again this year.
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While further defaults in the shipping portfolio remain likely, we expect the core bank's NPLs to moderately decrease in the coming quarters.
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One thing we can glean is that Google is continuing its trend of taking inspiration from the iPhone's privacy and security defaults.
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Second, Mark Gurman at Bloomberg reports that Apple is considering allowing apps like Chrome and Gmail to be set as iOS defaults.
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Many administrators also appear to be nervous that loan defaults will threaten a school's ability to participate in the federal aid programs.
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Some 1.5 trillion yuan short-term insurance sold by Anbang have all been paid out without missed payments or defaults, it added.
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But the ratings agency said widespread defaults remained a tail risk, or a potential scenario with only a small probability of occurring.
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A series of defaults at a major NBFC sparked concerns of a liquidity crunch in the sector, and have soured trading sentiment.
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As an added protection, some manufacturers said, they built their devices so that the GPS is not activated until a borrower defaults.
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The waiver and amendment agreements also cover potential defaults under the subsidiaries' other debt agreements through April 30, 2016, the company said.
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Fitch expects problem energy companies to boost U.S. institutional leveraged loan defaults to US$24bn this year from US$16.4bn last year.
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It also defaults to shooting in DNG, a raw, lossless image format that takes up more space, but produces higher-quality images.
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Congress will also have to decide how to raise the debt ceiling before the federal government defaults on part of its debt.
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There could be a wave of defaults in the energy sector and that will damage the balance sheet of the banking sector.
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However, the markets hold a negative evaluation on its default risk, if Argentina defaults, then the emerging markets will be further affected.
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But loan defaults are up 2.7 percent through the first three fiscal quarters of this year compared with 2015, federal data show.
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The class B notes' rating was also sensitive to increased defaults, with the rating declining by one notch under the severe scenario.
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But when debt used to buy those assets collapses, the resulting defaults ripple through banks and become a drag on the economy.
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China may, for instance, be able to manage a steady devaluation and absorb corporate defaults while avoiding a dangerous level of financial instability.
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The family's finances have worsened, and defaults on the mortgage mean that the house and its celebrated orchard will have to be sold.
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The savings, coupled with moderate debt restructuring that would preserve principal for senior bondholders, would avoid defaults without government job cuts, Rossello said.
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These included pushing some OTC trades onto exchange-like platforms and through clearing houses, which guarantee payment in the event either party defaults.
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The collapse in oil prices triggered concerns about high-yield debt defaults in the energy space and the risk of contagion throughout markets.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc analysts estimate that defaults in revolving credit card loans varies between 4 percent and 7 percent in most countries.
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However, as long as the economy is doing well and unemployment is low, the number of defaults should not rise that much. Regulation.
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To be sure, if the economy entered a recession, defaults would rise, corporate credit spreads would widen, and capital spending would decline substantially.
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There are three possible market quakes, according to Nomura: a collapse in stock price, a contagious sovereign crisis in Europe and Chinese defaults.
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Daniel Maguire, chief operating officer for LCH, replied that a clearer is responsible for dealing with defaults under rules set out in law.
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Should users wish not to configure settings on their own, they can rely on preset, sensible defaults, which are calculated using sophisticated algorithms.
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Defaults on loans fell 13 percentage points in one year to 2.3 percent, reaching a five-year low at the end of 2017.
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When removing energy and retail anticipated loan defaults, Fitch's 2018 loan default rate falls to 1.5%, comparable to the non-recessionary 1.7% average.
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It said that there have been 22 bond defaults in China's domestic bond market so far this year, as many as in 2015.
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"We believe that we have the ability to reverse the negative cycle, especially in terms of defaults," Occhi told reporters in São Paulo.
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In the absence of genuine defaults banks will go on lending to rotten state firms, knowing the government will always prop them up.
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You do have the option of installing alternative browsers, photo editors, email clients, and so on—they just can't act as the defaults.
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Laplanche's exit sent shockwaves through an industry already strained by weakening investor appetite for loans, increasing defaults and the possibility of heightened regulation.
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Laplanche's exit sent shockwaves through an industry already strained by weakening investor appetite for loans, increasing defaults and the possibility of heightened regulation.
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Island officials have been negotiating with Washington lawmakers for a bailout package, though that hasn't stopped the first wave of defaults from happening.
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In 2012, bond markets were panicking about the prospect of a series of sovereign defaults and an eventual breakup of the euro zone.
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As Venezuela's debt defaults have piled up and U.S. sanctions have isolated the country, creditors have closed in on overseas assets of PDVSA.
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That has made it easier and cheaper for companies to refinance themselves, and thus makes a short-term spike in defaults less likely.
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Tycoons who had once fobbed off bankers are now getting turfed out of companies they had held onto for decades despite repeated defaults.
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Jarring shifts in ambience elicit an unease that can still terrify at a time when the genre defaults to gore for its shocks.
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After many years of Chinese bonds enjoying implicit government guarantees, defaults have increased in the past 18 months as the economy has slowed.
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The defaults will leave the three largest insurers of Puerto Rico's bonds on the hook for payments on the various securities they back.
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But if nothing else, it's an utterly fascinating piece of hardware from an industry that too often defaults to more of the same.
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You then set your Email and Web browser defaults and have all your email and web links opening up in the right program.
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Firefox and Chrome were the only browsers affected, really — it just had to to with the defaults they had for displaying punycode stuff.
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Accusations of dubious behaviour abound, from casino deals and defaults in Atlantic City, to the fate of students at the failed Trump University.
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Defaults are only likely to increase over the rest of the year, predicts Diane Vazza, S&P's head of global fixed income research.
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Defaults for Chinese corporate bonds — issued in both U.S. dollars and the Chinese yuan — soared last year, according to numbers from two banks.
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Corporate bond defaults in China surged in 2018, quadrupling in U.S. dollar terms to $16 billion, Coface said, adding that bankruptcies also rose.
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Although the proposals will benefit higher-rated companies, they could increase junk-rated companies' vulnerability to any downturn in earnings and boost defaults.
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Sharing the risk of student loan defaults with for-profit education firms is a way to fine-tune the so-called Fies program.
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As student loan debt piles up, defaults rates are accelerating and posing a threat to future economic growth, according to Federal Reserve experts.
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However, one thing was is clear, given recent defaults on debt issued by Puerto Rico, the "status quo" was both unacceptable and unsustainable.
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David Macdonald, senior economist at the left-leaning Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, said economic growth is a bigger worry than loan defaults.
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And there's no shortage of stories already about how software defaults configured for a biased median have ended up causing real-world harm.
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In the long term, the bigger question is how Beijing will react if things turn sour and, say, a wave of defaults arrive.
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The government said IL&FS was not making enough profits to take care of its interest expenses, leading to defaults and rating downgrades.
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Today, two-thirds of federal defaults are for less than $10,000, an indication that the student started and did not complete their degree.
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The defaults triggered sharp falls in Indian stock and debt markets amid fears about risk in the rest of the country's financial sector.
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Google is extremely confident in the Pixel's HDR mode, to the point that it defaults to leaving "Auto HDR" on all the time.
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Some legal experts say the CFTC's statement could act - at the very least - as a deterrent to the proliferation of other engineered defaults.
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This type of security is aimed at reducing Fannie Mae's exposure to defaults, which soared during the housing bust about a decade ago.
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Since 2013, it has transferred a portion of its risk on possible defaults on more than $896 billion worth of single-family mortgages.
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The credit rating agency said it expects defaults in the industry to rise to 11 percent in 2016 from 7.2 percent in 2015.
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The nation's student loan debt had skyrocketed to $450 billion, and the Department of Education had actually begun turning a profit on defaults.
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Google also requires most phone makers to make its services the initial default on Android phones, but Android users can change those defaults.
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And while for-profit schools make up only 13 percent of all college students, they account for 47 percent of student loan defaults.
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Signs of slowing domestic demand in China and a rising number of debt defaults are adding to commercial banks' caution this time around.
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As of November 2016, the cumulative gross defaults were 0003% and 0.32%, respectively, for Driver China two Trust and Driver China three Trust.
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During the Obama administration they toughened up on big banks regarding issues like leveraged lending and exposure to energy- and auto-loan defaults.
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The retail, restaurants, and consumer products sectors have accounted for a quarter of all defaults this year, according to S&P Global Ratings.
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But the sector is now facing a trying time as investors brace for a greater number of payment defaults in the months ahead.
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The department has argued that its Next Generation Financial Services Environment (NextGen) initiative will focus on late-stage delinquency and eliminate future defaults.
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These third parties assume the risks and share the losses if one of its members defaults on one side of a derivative trade.
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Often, only the year is known, and, in that case, Crunchbase defaults the listed start date to January 1 of the known year.
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The island is asking the board to lobby Congress for an extension of PROMESA's freeze on lawsuits against Puerto Rico over debt defaults.
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A corresponding increase in new defaults and associated pressure on excess spread levels and the reserve fund could result in negative rating action.
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Many employers may find it difficult to recover and rehire after an extended period with depressed revenue and, possibly, defaults on their debt.
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It has been a long bull run for both stocks and bonds, and borrower defaults have been at historically low levels for years.
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Both top-rated and riskier corporate bond funds were hit again last week as investors worried about a raft of downgrades and defaults.
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Last year, the government took control of Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services after its defaults triggered fears about contagion in the financial sector.
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Other Wall Street banks shunned him after a series of defaults and bankruptcies saddled them with hundreds of millions of dollars in losses.
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Nine percent of high school graduates go to for-profit colleges and universities, but 215 percent of loan defaults belong to those students.
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Fixed-asset investment is growing at the slowest pace on record, while non-performing loans surged in the second quarter and defaults climbed.
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Moody's Vice President Jason Mercer expects to see increases in consumer and business defaults this time around, in contrast to the last recession.
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Investor protections known as covenants have been around all-time lows, meaning that some buyers could see big losses in event of defaults.
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Hawaii has a broad statute, enacted in 2002, that allows it to suspend vocational licenses if the borrower defaults on a student loan.
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Many have resorted to thuggish tactics in recent years, as defaults have increased and as it has become more difficult to collect debts.
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G.R. Overload, barrage, vulgarity, speed, density and whiplash change are Death Grips' defaults, and its 22-minute "Steroids" megamix runs true to form.
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Moody's Investors Services publishes an annual history of such events, and since 1970 has covered 84 instances of public bond defaults and bailouts.
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It will also loosen regulations for mortgage lenders, expand access to free credit freezes for Americans and change rules for student loan defaults.
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It was the height of the financial crisis, and mortgage defaults were up more than a hundred per cent over the previous year.
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When the national housing market began to crash in 2007, and mortgage defaults surged, losses piled up on Fannie and Freddie's balance sheets.
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China's corporate defaults have risen to record levels this year as the country's economy has slowed to its weakest pace in three decades.
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Between the start of 2015 and March 2016, the energy sector accounted for half of all corporate debt defaults in the United States.
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Bills to raise the debt ceiling are considered must-pass because they expand the government's borrowing authority to prevent financially catastrophic debt defaults.
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"We believe the loan and high-yield markets have already priced in a lot of the defaults in the energy space," he said.
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Profit at Itaú gained steam last quarter as falling defaults and robust fee income led to a bigger-than-projected cut in provisions.
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Trade tensions have exposed vulnerabilities in China's slowing economy that make foreign investors nervous, he said, citing the example of potential bond defaults.
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Corporate loan delinquencies remained under pressure in February, with 15-day to 90-day defaults rising in the category, the central bank said.
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The class A2 notes were affected as follows: Expected effect on the note rating of increased defaults: Increase base-case defaults by 10%: 'AA+sf' Increase base-case defaults by 25%: 'AA+sf' Increase base-case defaults by 50%: 'AA-sf' Expected effect on the note rating of decreased recoveries: Reduce base-case recovery and RV sales proceeds by 10%: 'AA+sf' Reduce base-case recovery and RV sales proceeds by 25%: 'AA-sf' Reduce base-case recovery and RV sales proceeds by 50%: 'BBB-sf' Expected effect on the note rating of increased defaults and decreased recoveries: Increase default base-case by 10%; reduce recovery and RV sales proceeds by 10%: 'AAsf' Increase default base-case by 103%; reduce base-case recovery and RV sales proceeds by 25%: 'Asf' Increase default base-case by 50%; reduce base-case recovery and RV sales proceeds by 50%: 'BBsf' USE OF THIRD-PARTY DUE DILIGENCE PURSUANT TO SEC RULE 17G-10 Form ABS Due Diligence-15E was not provided to, or reviewed by, Fitch in relation to this rating action.
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"By and through the Sale Motion and the Notice of Assumption, the Debtors assert that there are no defaults to cure in order to assume the Agreements, however, there are numerous uncured monetary and non-monetary defaults under the Agreements that must be cured as a condition to any assumption or assignment of the Agreements," Tarantino's lawyers said, according to the outlet.
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Fitch Ratings forecasts a 10% default rate for energy credits in 2020 due to large-scale defaults effecting a US$45bn universe of debt.
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So basically, Instagram still defaults to audio off when opened, but applies your last toggle on or off for the rest of your session.
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Clearing-houses sit in the middle of a securities or derivatives transaction, and make sure that deals are honoured even if one side defaults.
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While the defaults have been weighted heavily to the energy sector, analysts at S&P said there's no guarantee things will stay that way.
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But with Chinese industry still struggling and Beijing targeting sectors burdened by overcapacity including steel and coal, analysts say more defaults can be expected.
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With the mainland facing its slowest growth in over a quarter of a century, defaults are mounting as borrowers struggle to repay their loans.
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The steep fall in oil prices is starting to hurt other sectors, with banks bracing for a wave of potential defaults from energy companies.
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Refinancing conditions for Chinese developers have worsened quickly both onshore and offshore, amid growing defaults this year by Chinese issuers, including state-owned enterprises.
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What happens is that sudden losses in financial instruments cause companies and consumers to stop spending, leading to tumbling growth, layoffs, and debt defaults.
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"Defaults and crises are a normal part of life … yes, there will be more crises going forward … and we will address them," he said.
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They offer investors the returns of a junk-rated country but without the risk of impeding defaults, given the support of its wealthier neighbours.
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Financial commentators have a common refrain: China needs to allow more defaults in its bond market in order to fix the mispricing of risk.
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While the market needed to prepare for more defaults, "the government has the will and the willingness to control the default cycle," Mukherji said.
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It defaults to white text on a black background, making it easier to read, and also can connect to external microphones for better results.
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Most listeners weren't sure how to change the defaults, so even if there was an outlet they would have enjoyed, they couldn't find it.
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There has been a spate of defaults on Chinese loans in recent weeks, and local contractors complain the government is not meeting its obligations.
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It later discovered another security issue and moved that date up People learned to distrust Google's location tracking and even its browser settings defaults.
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If past patterns had held, such a severe setback would have resulted in 15-20 more defaults than actually transpired, the three scholars calculate.
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"I truly believe that if Cristina wins, we're looking at defaults," said an investor who was not authorized to speak publicly about the issue.
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Most are credit-default swaps on European and U.S. companies, and amount to bets on whether corporate defaults will increase in the near future.
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Still, he added that he expected defaults will be contained to smaller companies and in specific sectors such as technology and export-oriented businesses.
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But the subtly pushy designs seem intended to steer people away from changing their defaults in ways that could hamper Facebook's mission and business.
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I shot mainly with the settings at the highest resolution possible since the defaults, which were lower, weren't very sharp after looking them over.
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In iOS 9, Apple introduced Wi-Fi Assist, a theoretically good feature that defaults to cellular data when your wi-fi connection is sucking.
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And disappointments in growth or policy accommodation in China could lead to a higher pace of debt defaults and restructuring across global emerging markets.
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The threat of defaults on cross-border debts has often been credited as one element keeping the euro zone together throughout the financial crisis.
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Speculative-grade defaults rose above 10 percent in the wake of the tech bubble, and speedily surged to 12 percent in the credit crisis.
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This means it stands to lose money on both its bond positions and its CDS positions if the company defaults in the short term.
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Investors have jumped on new supply as defaults are expected to remain low, with the economy growing at a modest pace with little inflation.
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The classic model thrives on short-term interest rates of between 2-6%, government bonds yielding at least 4% and no worries about defaults.
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Still, mortgage defaults and delinquencies remain low despite the high level of household debt, with official interest rates near historic lows and employment growing.
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Collins stressed, however, that the spike in defaults last year was a healthy development for China's economy overall — as it demonstrated an increasing maturity.
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A faster-than-expected economic recovery could limit rising loan defaults, helping reverse record loan-loss provisions for the nation's domestic lenders, Vieira wrote.
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Brazil is struggling with the harshest recession since the 1930s, record unemployment and defaults as well as the highest borrowing costs in a decade.
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Its latest shiny set of AirPods are just an ill-fitting reminder of how many technology defaults simply don't 'fit' the world as claimed.
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All defaults in 35303 carried a speculative grade rating at the beginning of the year prior to default, as was the case in 1.50.
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But the underlying problems stem from decades of mismanagement, largely by Peronist governments, which have led to repeated defaults, currency crises and high inflation.
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Cumulative gross defaults were 0.31%, 0.03% and 0.00% for Fuyuan 0003-1, Fuyuan 2017-1 and Fuyuan 2017-2, respectively, as of August 2017.
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The 20 percent slump in the broader market this year has triggered margin calls, liquidations, bond defaults and other disruptions at hundreds of firms.
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Accessing Wikipedia over Tor is already encrypted end-to-end, since the site defaults to HTTPS encryption when a user visits the home page.
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Asset manager Blackrock's sovereign risk indices measuring the likelihood of defaults across the world contain a political risk sub-set called 'willingness to pay'.
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The move comes as traditional banks have cut credit access for smaller companies amid record defaults and bankruptcies during Brazil's deepest recession on record.
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Helping consumers was not the intent; HUD only changed the guidelines to reduce the defaults that have swamped the agency the past several years.
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That is bound to result in a spate of bankruptcies and defaults in Turkey's corporate sector, which is excessively indebted in U.S. dollar terms.
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Still, selecting municipal bonds is not as simple as it was before the spate of defaults changed what was generally a stodgy asset class.
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So far in 2016, there have been a record of at least 29 defaults, but so far few companies have been allowed to fail.
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A string of debt defaults at IL&FS, a major infrastructure financing and development company, has triggered fears of contagion across India's financial system.
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Yet to some critics, the RBI has, at the same time, been too guarded about publicly sharing data on loan defaults or fraudulent loans.
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When a loan defaults, it dramatically damages your credit, affecting your ability to purchase a car or put a down payment on an home.
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It also defaults to saving all documents to the cloud, which is ideal for affordable systems with less storage such as the Surface Laptop.
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"As the cascading defaults and litigation unfold, there is real risk of another lost decade, this one more damaging than the last," Weiss said.
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Ratings agency Fitch on Thursday warned that a recent rise in corporate bond defaults and credit events would likely continue amid tight credit conditions.
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The agency has been stepping up scrutiny of the $3.7 trillion municipal bond market following a wave of defaults during the global financial crisis.
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Ms. Yu said the report suggested that the system for fixing defaults may put some borrowers in a worse position than when they started.
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Most of the major banks increased the amount of money they put aside to cover possible credit-card defaults in the most recent quarter.
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The artist my mind defaults to is Walt Disney, in particular the Disney of "Fantasia," which was in the works by the late 2570s.
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Worries about mass debt defaults or writedowns to come also has U.S. banks under pressure, with the S&P 2119.81 banking subsector down 210.65%.
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While these reforms have won varying levels of support and success, student debt and defaults have continued to rise, surpassing $1.3 trillion in 2015.
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In the show's final season, the costume design for both women defaults to military-style accents on their gowns as they prep for battle.
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In Kenya, for example, a Chinese bank could take over a port if Nairobi defaults on a $0003 billion loan for a railway project.
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Three sources exist: taxpayers; public-sector retirees, via pension and health-benefits cuts; and municipal investors, via Detroit-style debt defaults in severe cases.
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Defaults on loans to American farmers recently hit a nine-year high, and a record number of car loans are 90 days past due.
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Edwards envisions that companies already struggling to generate profits will suffer defaults and bankruptcies if the stock market's woes intensify and the economy slows.
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Traders expect more wild swings as fears of a deep and lasting global recession and corporate defaults rage amid a breakdown in business activity.
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Now, with defaults rising, federal banking regulators and economists are worried how the strain of these loans will spill over into the broader economy.
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The auto loan market is huge, but the defaults are not likely to affect the banking system in the way that home foreclosures did.
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Instead, the system defaults to the Comfort setting each time the vehicle is started, according to Jay Hanson of BMW's North American communication team.
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And the market for loans was thrust into upheaval by a wave of defaults and a scandal that broke last May at Lending Club.
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Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, said defaults on student and auto loans were a "financial blemish" on otherwise healthy household balance sheets.
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The most likely outcome, however, is that all parties blink, some kind of agreement is reached before Greece defaults — and the cycle starts again.
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But authorities are having difficulty persuading banks to take on more exposure to struggling smaller companies as domestic demand slows and debt defaults rise.
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Li is now dealing with the city's grassroot micro lenders, and massive defaults on bills issued by the financing arm of Lifan Industry Group.
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At the depths of the recession, for-profits accounted for nearly half of student loan defaults, even though they enrolled a minority of students.
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TRS has turned to Tirschwell to help build out its practice focused on assisting managers of collateralized loan obligations (CLOs) deal with potential defaults.
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No one really spends a lot of time thinking about privilege and status, if you are the defaults you just assume you just are.
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Expected impact on note ratings from increased defaults: Final rating AAAsf/AAsf/Asf/BBBsf/BBsf/B+sf Increase defaults by 10%: AAAsf/AAsf/BBB+sf/BBBsf/BBsf/B+sf Increase defaults by 25%: AA+sf/A+f/BBB+sf/BBB-sf/BB-sf/B+sf Increase defaults by 50%: AA-sf/Asf/BBB+sf/BB+sf/B+sf/B+sf Expected impact on note ratings from decreased recovery rates and RV sale proceeds: Final rating AAAsf/AAsf/Asf/BBBsf/BBsf/B+sf Reduce recoveries and RV sale proceeds by 10%: AAAsf/AA-sf/Asf/BBBsf/BBsf/B+sf Reduce recoveries and RV sale proceeds by 25%: AAAsf/AA-sf/A-sf/BBB-sf/BB-sf/B+sf Reduce recoveries and RV sale proceeds by 50%: AAAsf/A+sf/BBB+sf/BBB-sf/B+sf/B+sf Expected impact on note ratings from multiple factors: Final rating AAAsf/AAsf/Asf/BBBsf/BBsf/B+sf Increase defaults by 103%; reduce recoveries and RV sale proceeds by 10%: AAAsf/AA-sf/A-sf/BBB-sf/BB-sf/B+sf Increase defaults by 25%; reduce recoveries and RV sale proceeds by 25%: AAsf/A+sf/A-sf/BB+sf/B+sf/B+sf Increase defaults by 50%; reduce recoveries and RV sale proceeds by 50%: Asf/BBB+sf/BBB-sf/BBsf/B+sf/Bsf USE OF THIRD-PARTY DUE DILIGENCE PURSUANT TO SEC RULE 17G-10 Form ABS Due Diligence-15E was not provided to, or reviewed by, Fitch in relation to this rating action.
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Expected impact on note ratings from increased defaults: Final rating AAAsf/AAsf/Asf/BBBsf/BBsf/B+sf Increase defaults by 10%: AAAsf/AA-sf/BBB+sf/BBB-sf/BB-sf/B+sf Increase defaults by 25%: AA+sf/A+sf/BBB+sf/BBB-sf/BB-sf/B+sf Increase defaults by 50%: AA-sf/BBBsf/BBBsf/BB+sf/B+sf/Bsf Expected impact on note ratings from decreased recovery rates and RV sale proceeds: Final rating AAAsf/AAsf/Asf/BBBsf/BBsf/B+sf Reduce recoveries and RV sale proceeds by 10%: AAAsf/AAsf/A-sf/BBB-sf/BB-sf/B+sf Reduce recoveries and RV sale proceeds by 25%: AAAsf/AAsf/A-sf/BBB-sf/BB-sf/B+sf Reduce recoveries and RV sale proceeds by 50%: AA+sf/A+sf/BBB+sf/BB+sf/B+sf/Bsf Expected impact on note ratings from multiple factors: Final rating AAAsf/AAsf/Asf/BBBsf/BBsf/B+sf Increase defaults by 103%; reduce recoveries and RV sale proceeds by 10%: AAAsf/AA-sf/A-sf/BBB-sf/BB-sf/B+sf Increase defaults by 25%; reduce recoveries and RV sale proceeds by 25%: AAsf/A+sf/A-sf/BB+sf/B+sf/B+sf Increase defaults by 50%; reduce recoveries and RV sale proceeds by 50%: A+sf/BBB+sf/BBB-sf/BBsf/Bsf/CCCsf USE OF THIRD-PARTY DUE DILIGENCE PURSUANT TO SEC RULE 17G-10 Form ABS Due Diligence-15E was not provided to, or reviewed by, Fitch in relation to this rating action.
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Bond defaults are on the rise in China, due in part to higher financing costs fueled by a regulatory crackdown on riskier forms of lending.
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The island faces a deadline at midnight Monday to negotiate a debt-cutting agreement with creditors, or open itself up to lawsuits over debt defaults.
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Stilt focuses on providing loans for them: $431K of loans so far, $60K of which has been paid back, with 0 percent defaults to date.
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The shooting experience is equally breezy, as the camera system defaults to an automatic mode that takes care of white balance, aperture, and so forth.
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Investors are getting increasingly nervous about China's debt market, which has witnessed a slew of defaults this year, including those by state-owned enterprises (SOEs).
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A series of defaults last year by a financing firm, Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services (IL&FS), led to the government taking over its operations.
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Based originally on the 20 most popular subreddits, defaults are now selected by staff in a process they explain, sort of, in this blog post.
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A spate of farmer defaults in Brazil's top grain-producing state, Mato Grosso, has created headaches for global traders who are among farmers' main creditors.
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The unevenness in consumer and corporate loan defaults, however, still makes it hard for Itaú to decide where to grow in coming months, he said.
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August 3, 2015 - Puerto Rico defaults on its monthly debt for the first time in its history, paying only $628,000 toward a $58 million debt.
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Part of the problem of increasing spending is that it only adds to countries' debt piles, making them vulnerable to future shocks and potential defaults.
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It's still a 40-megapixel sensor that defaults to producing 10-megapixel shots by combining four pixels into one, but each pixel is now different.
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What's probably more interesting is that Google now defaults to turning on features like flagging emails from untrusted senders with encrypted attachments or embedded scripts.
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