It's only a matter of time before it goes bust.
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No. If the startup goes bust, the investors lose out.
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If the insurance company goes bust, so does your money.
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The risk that a party goes bust before settlement is minimal.
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But it's not going to be Uber that goes bust, she predicted.
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If one party goes bust, the clearer will make the trade good.
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If Tesla or SpaceX goes bust, Elon Musk will lose his fortune.
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There's a chance this year's IPO boom goes bust, according to one specialist.
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WHEN a company goes bust, one's first thought must be for the workers.
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They also provide insurance—for example, refunding disappointed holidaymakers when an airline goes bust.
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This may lead to disputes when a company lists, is acquired—or goes bust.
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Now he waits to see if it pays off -- or if he goes bust.
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"When a bank goes bust in Italy, everyone connected with it gets hurt," Cramer said.
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"The chances of booking with an airline that goes bust remain extremely small," Alderslade added.
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However, if the startup goes bust, they don't end up making money from the shares.
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Clearing ensures a transaction is completed, even if one side of the deal goes bust.
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Clearing ensures a trade is completed even if one side of the deal goes bust.
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Clearing houses ensure a transaction is completed even if one side of a trade goes bust.
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If their firm goes bust they can lose everything—as happened with United Airlines in 2002.
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Credit-default swaps (CDSs) are insurance-like derivatives designed to compensate lenders when a company goes bust.
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If the dam building business ever goes bust, this beaver has a future as a cult leader.
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For example, there's more risk that a new business goes bust over 10 years than two years.
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If a company goes bust while its pension scheme is underfunded, the result could be an unhappy retirement.
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If the cryptocurrency boom goes bust, stocks could easily be dragged into the chaos, Wells Fargo Securities says.
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Clearing refers to a third party that ensures completion of a trade even if one side goes bust.
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Clearing houses sit in the middle of trading contracts to guarantee them in case one party goes bust.
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London's clearing-houses, which ensure that a contract is honoured even if one side goes bust, are globally important.
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Clearing houses stand between two sides of a derivatives transaction, ensuring its completion even if one side goes bust.
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Eventually, the company that programs the digients goes bust, and then the protected software platform where they "live" becomes obsolete.
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Its government reckons its collapse could wipe 3% from GDP and is making emergency plans in case it goes bust.
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Clearing houses ensure a stock, bond or derivative trade is completed even if one side of the transaction goes bust.
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If a client goes bust and its margin payments are insufficient, the clearer still has other funds to call on.
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This ensures a deal completes even if one side of a trade goes bust, as Britain exits the European Union.
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As a TV show, however, there are so many glitches in the programming that "Boom" pretty quickly goes bust too.
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Few mourn when a local fast-food restaurant goes bust, but schools, even unforgivably low-performing ones, are community institutions.
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UniCredit, the only Italian bank deemed to be a risk to global markets if it goes bust, published its turnaround plan.
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If the bank holding the shares goes bust before the year is out, the clearing house will be on the hook.
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A clearing house ensures a stock, bond and derivatives trade is completed even if one side of the transaction goes bust.
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CCPs stand between two sides of a trade, ensuring its safe completion even if one side of the deal goes bust.
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For example, acquirers provide insurance: they repay customers who, say, have bought tickets from an airline that goes bust before they fly.
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Clearing houses stand between two sides of a stock, bond or derivatives transaction, ensuring its completion even if one side goes bust.
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"If the company goes bust or changes policy, you are in trouble," Oberhauser said of platforms that don't freely share their code.
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Clearing houses stand between the two sides of stock and bond trades, ensuring smooth completion of transactions even if one side goes bust.
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Clearing houses or central counterparties (CCPs) stand between two sides of a derivatives trade, ensuring its completion even if one side goes bust.
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Clearing ensures that a stock, bond or derivatives transaction is completed safely and smoothly, even if one side of the deal goes bust.
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Clearnet, Eurex Clearing and ICE Clear Europe stand between two sides of a trade to ensure its completion even if one side goes bust.
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This refers to an add-on capital requirement to cover what a third party would need to safeguard policies if an insurer goes bust.
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Clearing-houses sit in the middle of a securities or derivatives transaction, and ensure that deals are honoured even if one counterparty goes bust.
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The government has also been working with the firm to ensure that its work can be swiftly transferred to others if it goes bust.
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A credit card gives customers free protection on purchases over £100, so you'll get your money back if, for example, a retailer goes bust.
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Clearing forms a critical part of the financial system's plumbing, guaranteeing a trade is completed even if one side of the transaction goes bust.
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Clearing houses or central counterparties (CCPs) ensure a stock, bond or derivatives transaction is completed, even if one side of the trade goes bust.
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The proposed merger threw a spotlight on clearing, whereby stock, bond and derivatives trades are completed, even if one side of the deal goes bust.
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Clearing houses stand between two sides of a stock, bond or derivatives transaction, ensuring its completion even if one side of the transaction goes bust.
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European investors expect to be able to claim physical assets against their losses if a firm goes bust—bedevilling software startups than tend to lack them.
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Note also that if the company goes bust, guarantee schemes like the PBGC and PPF cap the amount of benefit, regardless of how much you contributed.
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Clearing houses stand between the two sides of a stock, bond and derivatives trade, ensuring its safe and swift completion even if one side goes bust.
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If a startup gets acquired or goes public, that equity can turn into a windfall (and, similarly, if the startup goes bust, the equity becomes worthless).
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To prevent runs, banks receive both government support (depositors generally get bailed out even if the bank goes bust) and government regulation (to prevent excessive risk-taking).
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You win a hand if the house goes bust or if the house is forced to stand on a number that's lower than your own card total.
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The arrangements have proliferated, mortgage brokers told Reuters, as Canadian regulators have tightened lending standards to shield borrowers in case a decade-long housing boom goes bust.
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He figures that even if crypto goes bust or his fund fails to get traction and his savings are wiped out, he's gained invaluable connections and experience.
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With a normal three-year bond, an investor hands over cash, collects three annual coupons, and gets his or her principal back unless the issuer goes bust.
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Private co-financing will magnify the impact and money is put aside for consumer protection, like keeping the lights on if the firm servicing the system goes bust.
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But the bad news for flyers is that if Norwegian goes bust, the big airlines would have free rein to raise fares, presumably while keeping no-frills service.
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If the company goes bust, it would be the first test of how courts and the EPA treat the outstanding credit obligations of a bankrupt company under the RFS.
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Brexit-related discussion of derivatives has tended to focus on the role of clearing-houses, which ensure that a contract can be honoured even if one side goes bust.
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A clearing house stands between two sides of a trade and is backed by a default fund to ensure a transaction is completed even if one side goes bust.
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Almost two-thirds of interest rate swaps pass through clearing houses like LCH and Eurex, ensuring the safe completion of trades even if one side of a transaction goes bust.
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If the team behind the hardware goes bust, you could be left with a not very useful and not very secure smart lock or voice-activated garage door on your hands.
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AS IS ALWAYS the case when an airline goes bust, the collapse of WOW Air, an Icelandic low-cost carrier, has left a trail of financial destruction at home and abroad.
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"You want job security, and knowing that you may only have a few months before the startup goes bust may not be a risk that you want to take," Mercer said.
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Lawmakers want the PRA to urgently ease the "risk margin", an add-on capital requirement to cover what a third party would need to safeguard policies if an insurer goes bust.
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But though the pyrotechnics rival anything seen in a superhero movie, Deepwater Horizon takes the wisest route to disaster-movie catharsis, ratcheting the tension up to 11 before it all goes bust.
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The proposal outlines how the regulators may use the so-called 'resolution' powers, or emergency measures, to safeguard the Hong Kong financial system in the event a systemically important institution goes bust.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Airlines operating in Britain should pay a seat levy to cover the costs of getting passengers home in case a carrier goes bust, a government commissioned review said on Thursday.
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And we're returning to this one, starring Bill Murray, as a version of himself, whose cabaret act at the Carlyle Hotel goes bust when New York is shut down by a blizzard.
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Clearing houses are backed by pre-funded default funds and stand between two sides of a stock, bond or derivatives trade, ensuring its completion even if one side of the transaction goes bust.
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Clearing involves passing stock, bond, derivative and repo trades through a third party backed by a default fund to ensure completion of the transaction even if one side of the deal goes bust.
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A clearing house provides a vital market function, standing between two sides of a trade and backed by a default fund to ensure a transaction is completed even if one side goes bust.
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The bulk of swaps are written by banks in London, where they are also largely cleared or passed through a third party to ensure a contract's completion, even if one side goes bust.
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The similarities with Greece are uncanny: a sunny vacation paradise that suddenly goes bust, a huge debt taken out in a currency — the euro, the dollar — that's too strong for the local economy.
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LONDON, May 9 (Reuters) - Airlines operating in Britain should pay a seat levy to cover the costs of getting passengers home in case a carrier goes bust, a government commissioned review said on Thursday.
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If an insurance company holding a massive annuity goes bust or somehow doesn't make its payments, the retiree is no longer protected under federal law and the retirees are subject to a state-regulated guaranty association.
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In other words, if Coinbase goes bust or ceases to operate as a business going forward, the idea is that any fiat currency the company is looking after on your behalf won't get absorbed with it.
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It's a gamble and depending on your shopping style; you may want to play it safe and take advantage of today's additional discount and grab that designer splurge you've been eyeing since February before it goes bust.
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It's a drowning feeling that can turn even the most confident pitcher into little more than a gambler, hoping the next outing will be the big win that turns his luck around before he goes bust again.
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A core reform from the global financial crisis is forcing large chunks of the world's $550 trillion derivatives market to pass through a clearing house to complete the trade even if one side of the transaction goes bust.
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This is a consumer protection program rolled out by the country's Civil Aviation Authority that protects travelers from being stranded or losing money if their travel agency goes bust, Alisha Prakash, senior editor at travel review site Oyster.
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Clearing houses or central counterparties (CCPs) stand between two sides of a trade to ensure its completion, even if one side goes bust and most euro clearing in Europe is done in London by LCH, part of the London Stock Exchange.
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When it all goes bust, Sultan goes into hiding, only to be resurrected by Akash Oberoi (Amit Sadh), a promoter who runs a pro-wrestling league and is looking for a "son of the soil" hero to save his venture from failing.
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Clearing, which is becoming mandatory for swathes of the multi trillion market in derivatives, such as interest rate swaps used by companies to cover themselves against adverse moves in borrowing costs, ensures a trade is completed, even if one side goes bust.
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British lawmakers want the BoE to "urgently" amend the risk margin in EU insurance capital rules known as Solvency II. This refers to a capital add-on to cover what a third party would need to safeguard policies if an insurer goes bust.
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However, data from Thomson Reuters Datastream suggests the transport sector generates disproportionately large numbers of entrepreneurs and jobs: since mid 2750 it has created 22 new companies for each that goes bust, compared with nine firms for each bankruptcy in the broader economy.
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"It's going to happen," said Christopher Balding, an associate professor of finance at the HSBC Business School at the Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School, "when a firm goes bust that you've never heard of, or in a city you've never heard of."
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Because when that first drug don't do the trick and your eyes close like your sleepin', but really, you're not, they inject them next drugs and then your muscles stop workin', your lungs can't breathe, and your beaten broken-down heart goes bust.
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Reuters reported last month that the practice can circumvent rules limiting how much mortgage providers can lend against a property, and the arrangements have proliferated as Canadian regulators have tightened lending standards to shield borrowers in case a decade-long housing boom goes bust.
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Today, however, pensions have gone the way of the dodo, and investing heavily in an employer's company stock runs the risk of a painful double whammy if the business goes bust: You lose your job and a large chunk of your savings at the same time.
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An Eight as first card is called a kleiner Schlag. Whoever goes bust (verkauft), i.e. ends up with more than nine points, immediately loses his stake. If the banker goes bust, all players win if they have nine or fewer points.
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Once a player sticks (i.e. keeps his cards) or goes bust, it is the turn of the next player in anti- clockwise order. A punter who busts gives the banker his stake and puts his cards to one side. If the banquier goes bust, he pays each surviving player the amount of their stake.
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Dunn, Sam (December 7, 2011). "Fears grow over safety of 'peer-to-peer' savings after lender Quakle goes bust". Daily Mail. Retrieved August 2, 2012.
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Epidemic attempted to generate marketing revenue by paying customers to attach links to internet businesses in their outgoing mail.Sandoval, Greg. "Start-up with pricey Super Bowl ad goes bust", Cnet.com, 14 June 2000.
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As of 2015 the prison remained empty, and John MacCormack of the San Antonio Express-News wrote that there are "no signs of reopening."MacCormack, John. "Private prison boom goes bust" (Archive). San Antonio Express-News.
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A uranium exploration project in northern New Jersey was halted in 1980 when the local government passed an ordinance preventing uranium mining.Time (13 Oct. 1980):"In New Jersey: a uranium boom goes bust", accessed 25 March 2009.
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SABC International goes bust, Mail and Guardian, 5 February 2010 In 2017 SABC announced that they would launch two new channels on DStv as part of a deal with Multichoice to add a news service and a general entertainment channel, SABC News and SABC Encore.
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However, thanks to the closely contested game, the advertisement became one of the highest-rated of all time. After Super Bowl XXXIV, the company secured "an additional $2 million in a second round of funding."Sandoval, Greg. "Start-up with pricey Super Bowl ad goes bust", Cnet.
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As before, the chefs must have their dishes completed once time expires. Adaptability is the key determinant in this round, as the chefs must show they could still present their style of dish after it has gone through the other chefs' machinations. As before, the lowest-scoring chef "goes bust" and is eliminated.
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Allied also sold a portfolio of venture capital and private equity fund interests.Goldman Sachs establishes relationship with Allied Capital . AltAssets, January 2008 On September 30, 2008, Allied Capital shares fell by more than half their value as Ciena Capital, one of its portfolio companies, filed for bankruptcy.Allied Capital slumps 50% as Ciena Capital goes bust.
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He then kisses Carmella. Marco goes behind Carmella's back to speak to the customers and when their website host goes bust, Marco is critical of her efforts to create another site. He then flirts with a new client, knowing that Carmella was watching. Marco arranges a cocktail party at his apartment and asks Carmella to co-host and invite all of their customers.
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"I didn't want to cry," said Lacroix "I want to continue, maybe in a different way, with a small atelier. What I really care about is the women who do this work" Lacroix said about his last Haute Couture collection. Throughout its history, it never turned a profit and reported a €10 million loss in 2008.Christian Lacroix goes bust as taste for luxury dries up, Times of London, 28 May 2009.
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When time expires, the chefs must have their plates completed. (Any chef who continues to work on their plate after time expires can be penalized in their score for the round.) The main focus of judging for this round is how well each chef incorporated all four elements (style, main ingredient, theme and extra ingredient) into their dish, as well as overall flavor. The chef who scores lowest of the four "goes bust" and is eliminated.
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The company went into liquidation in June 2007 owing, according to the company directors, GB£1.7 million pounds to the public who had used its money transfer service in the preceding 2–3 months.Millions lost as firm goes bust. BBC News. 2007-07-04. The scandal sent shockwaves through the Bangladesh money transfer industry in the UK. Measures are being put in place by the Government of Bangladesh to ensure a similar situation does not occur again.
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However, she loses her money when an order for Costello's nightclub falls through when the place goes bust. Rather than put her off, this inspires Vicky to enroll on a Business Studies course at the local technical college and she becomes Steve's business partner, insisting that she has control of the finances – annoying Fiona. This gets worse when Vicky and Steve go to Dublin for a 'business' weekend. Fiona dumps him, leaving the way clear for Vicky.
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The banker may not, however, take any winnings from the bank unless he surrenders the role of banker. If the bank goes bust (gesprengt), i.e. there is no more money in the bank, the banker has to give the bank up and the player to his left becomes the next banker. If the amount in the bank after a game is at least three times the original deposit, the banker may hold the bank for one last 'trick round'.
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Bus firm goes bust Evening Times, 27 October 2001 In the aftermath, most services were non-operational that day although some local operators did step in to help. In a surprise move, First Glasgow registered all of Dart's express buses, before Arriva or Stagecoach, and SPT tendered the other routes on an emergency basis that operators were unwilling to operate but were vital services. Most of the tenders were won by local companies, most notably Riverside Transport, who also took on several of the Gryffe local Services.
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Adam and Eva is a 1923 American comedy silent film directed by Robert G. Vignola and adapted by Luther Reed from the play by Guy Bolton and George Middleton. The film stars Marion Davies, T. Roy Barnes, Tom Lewis, William Norris, Percy Ames, Leon Gordon, and Luella Gear. Marion Davies plays an extravagant girl who, when her father goes bust, reforms by learning the simple life and making a farm a thriving business venture.Lorusso, Edward (2017) The Silent Films of Marion Davies, CreateSpace, pp. 83-84.
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The banker (banquier or bankhalter) places a fixed or variable stake, shuffles the cards well and has one of the punters or pointeurs cut them. He then deals just one card to each pointeur, face down, and takes one himself. The one on the right of the banquier now 'buys' a card and either 'stays put' (bleibt) or takes another card, again deciding whether to stick or buy. If he goes 'bust' he is 'dead' (todt) and immediately pays his stake to the bank and throws his cards in, face down.
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Assuming q > 1/2 (it is a real casino) and he may only place bets at even odds, his best strategy is bold play: at each spin, he should bet the smallest amount such that if he wins he reaches his target immediately, and if he doesn't have enough for this, he should simply bet everything. Eventually he either goes bust or reaches his target. This strategy gives him a probability of 97.8744% of achieving the goal of winning one unit vs. a 2.1256% chance of losing all 63 units, and that is the best probability possible in this circumstance.
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Doris Kenyon plays Poppy La Rue, an actress who winds up stranded in Singapore when her theatrical troupe goes bust. She winds up in the red-light district where she works as a "hostess" (generally a silent film era euphemism for prostitute), where she meets Philip Douglas, a down-at-the-heels Brit (Lloyd Hughes). While drunk, he kills a man in self-defense, and Poppy helps him to escape. Jardine (Sam Hardy), a plantation owner, is determined to have Poppy, and when she wants to escape from the Oriental underworld, he offers to help, provided she accompanies him to Penang.
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It's just the so-bad-it's-good trainwreck slosh you need to liven up your It's a Wonderful Life coma." The New York Times was also mixed in their opinion, writing "In telling the story of Kristen (Lacey Chabert), a widowed single mom whose Los Angeles fashion boutique goes bust, the movie is as blandly watchable as everything else in Hallmark's Christmas lineup, which includes titles like I'm Not Ready for Christmas, Merry Matrimony and 'Tis the Season for Love. But Ms. Carey's participation makes the generic badness of A Christmas Melody a touch better than its neighbors. She treats herself like a woman who's come to family entertainment from Venus.
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At first she is informed by a corrupt philanthropist Dick Coonan that it is a contract killer named "Rathborne" that killed her mother and the four other victims. They then set up an exchange—Castle actually donating $100,000 of his own money to cover the fee to fake a hit—so Beckett can finally catch the killer but he never shows. After the exchange goes bust she realizes that Coonan himself is the killer—given that he implied awareness of her connection to "Rathborne" without Beckett having made any reference to her mother's death—and as she goes to arrest and confront him, he takes Castle hostage. Castle manages to free himself but Coonan comes charging after him, only to have Beckett shoot him in the chest, killing him instantly.
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A tall and lissome man with light hair, a keen and talented dancer and a confirmed gossip, Hugo Carmody is an old friend of Ronnie Fish, with whom he first appears in Money for Nothing; the two of them found a nightclub, "The Hot Spot", just off Bond Street, which goes bust, in part due to some after-hours trading. Ronnie, before being taken off to Biarritz by his mother Lady Julia to recuperate, insists on Hugo being given a job, so he becomes Lord Emsworth's secretary, a few weeks before the start of Summer Lightning. While at Blandings, Hugo falls in love with, and becomes secretly engaged to, Millicent Threepwood, Lord Emsworth's niece. Their relationship runs into trouble, however, when Hugo visits London and takes his old friend Sue Brown out dancing, but all is later resolved, thanks to a purloined pig and the heroic Beach.
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