But insuring a payload on the tip of a rocket is entirely different from insuring a home, boat or car.
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In a similar shift, the cost of insuring against the default of individual companies has risen faster than the cost of insuring a corporate-bond index.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The cost of insuring Deutsche Bank's (DBKGn.
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"Insuring yourself against a mishap is very expensive," Richardson said.
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The cost of insuring Turkish debt against default also surged.
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Consider investing in a laptop case and insuring the laptop.
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The cost of insuring Turkish debt against default also rose.
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The cost of insuring exposure to its sovereign debt rose.
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Older Americans could not be charged more than three times as much as younger people, even though the cost of insuring the old is far more than three times the cost of insuring young adults.
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Costs of insuring exposure to the country's external credit also fell.
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There is little doubt that insuring everybody is a laudable goal.
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Credit default swaps represent the cost of insuring debt against default.
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Policies for insuring cars and homes, by contrast, are renewed annually.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Turkey's sovereign debt also fell.
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Those sentiments come as AAA members are insuring more expensive trips.
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MILAN (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Atlantia debt (ATL.
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Credit default swaps are a means of insuring debt against default.
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The schemes may involve insuring implausible risks or duplicating commercial coverage.
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These companies spend a significant amount of money on insuring drivers.
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I don't have to deal with insuring, storing and maintaining the car.
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It was just re-insuring where we had different and multiple sources.
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And even though insuring children is relatively cheap, it's not free either.
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By insuring poorer patients, the Affordable Care Act hoped to remedy that.
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Price's plan focuses more on getting costs down while insuring less people.
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The recipient of the violin bears the cost of insuring the instrument.
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Insuring your new device is not so fun, but it's absolutely essential.
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Instead of selling their risk, members are considered to be insuring themselves.
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"Break-even depends on insuring a million animals and above," said Bashir.
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Finally, I spent about £1,500 [$1,800] on buying and insuring my first car.
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Credit default swaps (CDS) - the cost of insuring debt against default - also rose.
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Insuring more people would help prevent things from going that far, Auerbach said.
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"We have a long history of insuring Iranian ship owners," Andrews told Reuters.
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The cost of insuring banks' debts against default rose sharply, especially in Europe.
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That compares with 87bp on Friday for CDS insuring against Commerzbank's riskier debt.
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The cost of insuring government bonds against default has fallen by a quarter.
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Insuring the risk of getting a satellite into space comes in two stages.
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Soon, most insurance companies stopped insuring property in Lava Zones 28503 and 22019.
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Consumer Reports suggests an alternative when it comes to pet care: self-insuring.
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CDS, which reflect the market appetite for insuring exposure to bank debt, showed the cost of insuring Barclays and RBS bonds against default rose almost a third between Thursday and Friday last week, according to June 24 data from Markit.
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Turkey's dollar bonds fell, while the cost of insuring exposure to Turkish debt rose.
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Both companies attributed large losses to the unpredictable costs of insuring the previously uninsured.
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The cost of insuring Deutsche Bank debt against default rose by around eight percent.
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InclusiveNew types of data will enable more holistic and dynamic underwriting, insuring and banking.
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In other words, they decide that self-insuring is the more cost-effective alternative.
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CDS, which reflect the market appetite for insuring exposure to bank debt, showed the cost of insuring Barclays and RBS bonds against default had risen by almost a third between Thursday and Friday last week, according to June 24 data from Markit.
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The cost of insuring debt issued by Thomas Cook against default also climbed on Friday.
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Robert Reby, founder of Reby Advisors, thinks retirees could make out better by self-insuring.
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Bond yields have also surged and the cost of insuring against its debt have soared.
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She said insurance companies found that insuring people with chronic illnesses was very, very expensive.
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One of the challenges of insuring young adults is convincing them that they need it.
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And insuring the security of the continental US will be a priority in this administration.
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The cost of insuring against a French default has risen, though it remains relatively low.
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Our view is the business of insuring lives at scale is labor and capital-intensive.
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However, the cost of insuring Omani debt against default remains well below that of Bahrain .
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Perhaps the only losers in this equation are whoever was insuring "America" to begin with.
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They had few resources and virtually no means of insuring ideological discipline among their members.
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So it's only fitting that a startup would emerge to specialize in insuring other startups.
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The cost of insuring against a credit default has soared over the past two months.
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As sea levels rise, insuring against property losses will become more difficult and more expensive.
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There is no Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation insuring lost money; once it's gone, it's gone.
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Nevertheless, after one van was vandalized in 238, he started insuring the equipment as well.
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Then they'll cherry-pick the relatively healthy with hopes of insuring just the super healthy.
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The temple will be responsible for insuring, installing and maintaining the monument, Mr. Votca said.
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For most Americans, self-insuring is difficult because it requires a large amount of money.
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The cost of insuring against a default has plunged more than 25 percent. ZAGV5YUSAC=MG.
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"They're not insuring folks in what they call this wildland urban interface any longer," Newsom noted.
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It would be unethical to study the question by randomly insuring some Americans and not others.
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"An honest miscalculation," the official believes, of who they'd be insuring and how sick they were.
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But these are minor annoyances compared to storing, insuring, and maintaining a car over its lifetime.
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The move was aimed at insuring against downside risks, including trade tensions and slowing global growth.
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Phoenix is insuring 460 million pounds in a second transaction, it said in a separate statement.
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The cost of insuring bank debt against default also climbed to its highest since late 21.
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Furniss also believes demand dropped as customers dealt with rising costs of insuring their own workers.
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Investors expected the cost of insuring exposure to Turkish government debt to rise sharply on Monday.
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Beyond preservation — insuring the safety of a thing — keeping can be an act of self-preservation.
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Accurate data – reliably modeled and thoughtfully structured – will make insuring that risk attractive to private capital.
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The riyal currency has tumbled and the cost of insuring Qatari debt against default has risen.
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By interfering and insuring Owens won the match, Zayn has injected justifiable actions into a storyline.
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The idea is that Sherpa flips the insurance model on its head, insuring people, not products.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Turkey's sovereign debt rose to the highest level since mid-January.
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If these weak subprime mortgages begin to fail in large numbers, so also will the insuring companies.
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"If you have $2 million and up in assets, there's an argument for self-insuring," Shebesta said.
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Tesla bonds are trading lower, too, while the cost of insuring its debt against default has surged.
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Trōv, Cover, Hippo and Swyfft all offer services to make insuring possessions or property faster and easier.
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The cost of insuring European subordinated bank debt via credit default swaps was 212 percent this week.
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The increasing risk of fires is driving up the cost of insuring houses in wildfire-prone neighborhoods.
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The credit amounts would be based on the costs of insuring people in different insurance rating categories.
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Obamacare, for all of its flaws, has saved and improved people's lives, newly insuring millions of people.
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The markets believe this: the cost of insuring against default on government bonds has dropped (see chart).
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Universal coverageUniversal coverage is the lofty term often used to describe the broader goal of insuring everyone.
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But the concept of actually purchasing, maintaining, insuring and garaging an automobile in the next few decades?
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As a result, there is skepticism around whether it's possible to build sustainable enterprises for insuring smallholders.
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In May, Allianz said it would immediately stop insuring single coal-fired power plants and coal mines.
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Thus, IBM can keep insuring its employees, but needs to cover people who don't work for IBM.
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Insuring that inmates with mental illnesses receive psychiatric care is a constitutional obligation, according to Estelle v.
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The cost of insuring bank debt against default climbed on Monday to its highest since late 2013.
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A market with extensive subsidies distorts pricing and hides the true costs of insuring pre-existing conditions.
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But "the pricing of insuring against those kind of events has actually just got stuck," he added.
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All of these proposals — switching to Medicare-for-all overnight à la Sanders, transitioning with a buy-in à la Murphy, opening up Medicaid à la Schatz and Medicare à la Stabenow — move in the same broad direction, toward the government directly insuring more people and employers insuring fewer.
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In addition to subsidising insurance for key crops, it also offers subsidies for insuring livestock and aquaculture production.
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You also need to start insuring your phone quickly after buying (within six months), otherwise you aren't covered.
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In addition to the lira, Turkey's sovereign dollar bonds fell and the cost of insuring its debt rose.
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A bunch of stories, like this Bloomberg piece, note surging prices for insuring tankers moving through the region.
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But their participation is needed to defray the costs of insuring older, sicker Americans in the system. 2.
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The first version of AHCA saved money in part by insuring 24 million fewer people than current law.
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The cost of insuring bank debt against default also climbed on Monday to its highest since late 2013.
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John, more than anyone else, is the person responsible for insuring that they all shared the same goal.
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These subsidies for health insurers help cover the cost of insuring low-income individuals in the Obamacare marketplace.
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Pennsylvania and Ohio had the third- and fourth-largest expansion of the program, insuring a combined 2 million.
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Insurance companies will also look at factors like your age, gender, and the type of car you're insuring.
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"We need to think about insuring that the deck is not stacked against the victims of sexual assault."
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"If you're insuring a $100 million boat, you can't collect enough premium to insure it," Mr. Blue said.
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The peso fell by 25%, the principal stockmarket index collapsed and the cost of insuring against default tripled.
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Self-insuring is when a person saves enough cash to cover any potential expenses instead of buying insurance.
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Meanwhile, the cost of insuring exposure to Turkish debt rose on Thursday to the highest level since 2009.
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Rothesay's main focus is on bulk annuities, which involve insuring company defined benefit, or final salary pension schemes.
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Rothesay's main focus is on bulk annuities, which involve insuring company defined benefit, or final salary pension schemes.
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The rift saw Qatar stocks and eurobonds tumble and the cost of insuring its debt against default rise.
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The cost of insuring financials' subordinated debt also hit its highest level since April 2013, according to Markit data.
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The cost of insuring against default on Malaysian debt rose to 84 basis points from 78 before the election.
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But she gets the biggest response from her listeners in Isiolo County when she talks about insuring their animals.
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The general optimism drove down the cost of insuring exposure to Brazil's sovereign debt to a five-year low.
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Cutting costs and boosting profits to shore up balance-sheets is one way of insuring against a turbulent future.
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They think that Deutsche is riskier than other banks, judged by the cost of insuring its debt against default.
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The value of the Vix relates to the cost of insuring against asset-price movements via the options market.
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The cost of insuring against a Saudi sovereign debt default fell this week to its lowest since September 1423.
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The cost of insuring the sovereign debt of oil-producing countries across emerging markets has soared in recent weeks.
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Theoretically, people might like the idea of insuring personal belongings or big life events like weddings and world travel.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Chinese debt rose on Thursday to the highest in more than a year.
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Insuring the little things in life may make you feel better, but odds are it'll leave you worse off.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Argentina's sovereign debt has almost tripled since Friday, according to Reuters Eikon data.
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The cost of insuring against an Argentine sovereign default jumped again on Tuesday, according to data from HIS Markit.
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The average cost of insuring a car in California is over $1,800 annually, according to a report from Reviews.
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The companies have a combined market share of 10.8 percent based on new business premiums received for insuring individuals.
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This threat pushed the cost of insuring Qatari sovereign debt against default to a 16-month high on Friday.
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And all this happened even as they pumped new money into the system, insuring tens of millions of people.
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These plans typically work by insuring the employees of small and medium-size businesses that have something in common.
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If a firm wants to relocate to Mexico, then part of the price is self-insuring against possible losses.
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Independent studies have shown repeatedly that Medicare enrollees waste money by over-insuring themselves in the Part D program.
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The cost of insuring bank debt against default eased slightly from Monday's advance to its highest since late 2013.
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Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, for instance, asked him whether Mr. Trump inflated the value of assets when insuring them.
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If insurers have to cover everyone, then they raise their prices to cover the costs of insuring sick people.
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"The costs of maintaining a car is going to go up as is fixing or insuring it," Dziczek said.
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The cost of insuring the European financial sector's senior debt against default climbed to its highest level since late 2013.
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But that will put it under constant threat of insuring the wrong risks and ending up paying out too much.
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FED'S BULLARD SAYS INSURING AGAINST POSSIBILITY THAT WEAKNESS ABROAD FEEDS BACK TO THE U.S. IS WORTH DOING HERE -BLOOMBERG TV
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Seven global insurance companies — including the world's largest primary insurers and reinsurers — have now stopped or limited insuring coal projects.
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At the same time, new e-commerce and mobile platforms for buying and insuring cars are quickly gaining market shares.
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I also assist with insuring our transportation program runs efficiently, scheduling all of our employees, making sure we pass audits.
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Still, the cost of insuring exposure to Italian sovereign debt and the debt of the country's largest lenders rose sharply.
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The only sign of stress is that the cost of insuring against a UK default has risen, relative to Germany.
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The harvest price option is like insuring your Volkswagen, totaling it, and having the insurance company provide you a Mercedes.
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Many international shippers have stopped loading Iranian oil as U.S. financial sanctions against Tehran prevents them from insuring its cargoes.
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But farmers pay substantially less than 22019 percent of the full cost of insuring their crops because of government subsidies.
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He is "self-insuring" — that is, stashing enough in savings so that, hopefully, it will cover any needs that arise.
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Getting it wrong suggests a poor grasp of detail, and a worrying unwillingness to invest in insuring details are accurate.
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For many critics, improving diversity in the industry workplace is the first step to insuring tech products don't further discrimination.
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The government allows you to profit from your hard work while still insuring that others can learn from your discoveries.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Spanish debt via credit default swaps also rose to a near one-month high.
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"She's always aware of everyone around her and insuring that everyone is enjoying the moment," Chelsea told Vogue last year.
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Unless you were one of a handful of phenomenally commercially successful authors, self-insuring was simply not on the table.
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Still, considering the probability of massive flooding or high winds is critical for insuring homes or designing roads and bridges.
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Turkish sovereign dollar bonds fell across the curve on Monday and the cost of insuring exposure to Turkish debt rose.
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Pavel Osipyants, a spokesman for Zurich, said insuring the pipeline does not betray its pledge because Zurich "will either facilitate a transition to an alternative insurer (stop insuring them) or continue to provide insurance coverage" for the pipeline company depending what it learns about its strategy and position on climate change risk after their dialogue.
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"Measures to be put before parliament mean that insuring modern vehicles will provide protection for consumers if technologies fail," it said.
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Last month, it admitted to deceiving the U.S. government into insuring thousands of risky mortgages and agreed to pay $1.2 billion.
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When you insure your house, you are insuring the replacement cost, or the cost it would take to replace your house.
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ENORMOUS RISKS English farmer Jeremy Mason was among the first to use the platform, insuring his feed wheat and feed barley.
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The popular and unpopular parts work together: forcing healthy people to buy insurance makes the business of insuring sick people profitable.
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BOE'S CARNEY - INCREASE IN IMF POOLED RESOURCES TO $3 TRILLION WOULD BE MORE CONST EFFECTIVE FOR EMERGING ECONOMIES THAN SELF-INSURING
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The cost of insuring against a Toshiba credit default had soared by late Wednesday in the most actively traded London market.
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"Gigolos" star Nick Hawk's gotta be feeling real cocky after insuring his money making man parts for a cool $1 million.
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The cost of insuring Turkish debt spiked to a 4-1/2 month high, while dollar bonds fell across the curve.
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We are reforming the bureaucracy to make it lean, responsive and accountable and we are insuring our laws are enforced fairly.
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The cost of insuring the European financial sector's senior debt against default also climbed to its highest level since late 2013.
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The cost of insuring against default on Malaysian debt rose to more than 90 basis points from 78 before the election.
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Atomization means slicing things to their smallest components, in this case not insuring a whole houseful of goods but individual objects.
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"It's important customers are able to consider whether insuring their mortgage is right for them," a spokesman said in an email.
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And his bid at insuring the Keystone pipeline would be built with American steel petered out as it was basically unenforceable.
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Basically, the federal government would spend less on insuring poor people because fewer poor people would be able to get insurance.
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The cost of insuring Spanish debt, as measured by five-year credit default swaps, rose to its highest in a month.
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On a whole, if you're spending a relatively small sum on your trip, insuring that investment is probably not worth it.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Turkey's sovereign debt through credit default swaps declined to their lowest level since early April.
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He can only be charged after leaving the Oval Office, thus insuring the integrity of the institution of the presidency worldwide.
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The cost of insuring against a potential government debt default inched up on Monday, while Omani international bonds continued to weaken.
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Only once have I felt that the industry took positive steps toward insuring America, and that was when Obamacare mandated it.
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The panel of judges awarded the Allard Pierson Museum €111,000 in compensation for the cost of storing and insuring the works.
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The company said on Tuesday that it was losing money by insuring too many sick people without enough healthy ones enrolling.
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The Climate Issue Along parts of the East Coast, the entire system of insuring coastal property is beginning to break down.
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This rule only applies to the employee's coverage, not to the cost of insuring any dependents, if the employee has dependents.
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Turns out, one of Logan's enemies is backing this guy, insuring and protecting him in order to take down Waystar Royco.
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Are these the kind of cuts you need to take back if those risks that you were insuring against go away?
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The agency will also work with states on options for insuring high-cost residents, which could help lower premiums for everyone.
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Trump's budget imposes a $40,000 limit on crop insurance premium subsidies, which could prevent some farmers from insuring their entire acreage.
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Sure, it was billed as a policy that would make individual people healthier — and it ended up insuring 20 million people.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Turkish debt also jumped on Thursday and government dollar-denominated bonds extended falls across the curve.
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A direct to consumer offering sells automotive insurance for people insuring for themselves, a business that has now insured some 200,000 cars.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Spanish debt via credit default swaps rose to the highest since June, according to IHS Markit.
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Robinhood said it would launch checking and savings accounts but failed to call the regulator insuring the product ahead of the announcement.
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Trov is essentially a middle man, trading on its technology and its clever approach to insuring individual items — mainly high-priced electronics.
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European insurance companies have been under pressure from climate campaigners to phase out investments in and the insuring of the coal industry.
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Lebanon's dollar-denominated sovereign bonds fell and the cost of insuring exposure to its debt rose on Wednesday after the sanctions move.
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Anthem's management has indicated that it would like regulatory changes that could lower the financial risk it runs in insuring Obamacare customers.
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It covers cracked screen and you can start insuring your device as long as your phone is less than six months old.
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Those payments are the stream of money the government pays to insurers to help offset the costs of insuring low-income people.
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At Banter, however, the foosball players who gather on Thursday nights regularly replace broken parts and oil joints, insuring an immaculate shrine.
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Enotiades believes that the D.E.A. was negligent in not insuring that he had a means of getting in touch over the holidays.
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There was support for publicly insuring the elderly and poverty-stricken as well, though Republicans were less likely to endorse that idea.
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"That obviously shaped my views on the importance of insuring people regardless of their income level, regardless of their profession," she says.
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Aimed primarily at tech developers, designers and consultants, but capable of insuring any freelance professional, Dinghy offers a suite of insurance cover.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Russian debt also rose on Monday to its highest since mid-December, IHS Markit data showed.
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Though the school had been insuring it for $1 million, the students discovered that the replacement cost was closer to $2 million.
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Borrowing, insuring, and investing will not be unique destinations on their own, but a ubiquitous service that is offered throughout everyday life.
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Initially, he tried to save money by not insuring his equipment, thinking that it would be safe while locked in a van.
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"Aside from insuring the energy needs of our country with TANAP, we aimed to contribute to Europe's energy supply security," Erdogan said.
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If an insurer gets paid the same even though you have diabetes, they'll do their legal best to keep from insuring you.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The affirmation reflects the companies' high integration within CA due to their role in insuring the group's guaranteed housing loans.
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Sanders vaulted to national prominence in the 2016 presidential election in part by arguing for insuring all Americans through a single-payer system.
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The affirmation reflects the companies' high degree of integration within the CA group, given their role in insuring the group's guaranteed housing loans.
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Two of my roommates who split renter's insurance accidentally wrote the address wrong, and have been insuring the pizza place down the street.
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As the world became more interconnected, states and markets assumed roles once played by the community—from insuring against hardship to funding investment.
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And liberal reformers believed that by insuring people against some risks of creative destruction, welfare states would bolster democratic support for free markets.
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In Piedades Norte, coffee producer Chaves said insuring his 15 hectares (37 acres) was not too complex, and did not involve much paperwork.
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The cost of insuring Lebanese sovereign debt against default this week rose to its highest level since the global financial crisis of 2008.
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The cost of insuring against default on Malaysian debt MYGV5YUSAC=R rose to more than 90 basis points from 78 before the election.
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Ask if the company insuring the policy carries a rating by a firm like A. M. Best or Fitch, which rank insurers' stability.
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But SpaceX can avoid most premium costs by insuring itself up to $200 million through its own captive insurance company, the person said.
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From bitcoin's inception, production of the currency was limited by Satoshi Nakamoto to a maximum of twenty-one million coins, insuring eventual scarcity.
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But it's not just homes the ultra-wealthy have to worry about insuring — it's also their cars, yachts, and art and wine collections.
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The cost of insuring Spanish debt against default - as measured by credit default swaps - rose to its highest since at least late 2014.
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For years, the federal government avoided insuring mortgages in black neighborhoods, a practice known as redlining that exacerbated racial divides throughout America's cities.
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But the American public is growing more comfortable with the idea of the government insuring more parts of the nation's expansive healthcare system.
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On the other hand, he compensated for the modest tally of his films by insuring that pretty much every one is a gem.
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If we're insuring $270,23 a month and one of those accounts files for bankruptcy or just doesn't pay, we're not out that money.
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I still feel like I am helping to uphold the Constitution, even if it's by insuring the First Amendment by having this conversation.
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The worries are reflected also in the soaring cost of insuring against default by companies and banks in the credit default swap market.
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The worries are reflected also in the soaring cost of insuring against default by companies and banks in the credit default swap market.
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The more that happens, the more innovation can happen, such as insuring for a low-carbon economy, something that will become increasingly important.
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But consumer advocates worry private insurers will "cherry-pick" the NFIP by insuring only low- to moderate-risk policies, which generate bigger profits.
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All of these systems, even with their varying approaches to insuring people, have had to add other reforms to improve medical care itself.
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He said the business insuring the patient, whether that is an employer or an insurance company, ultimately decides which pharmacies are in-network.
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Image: Noah Silliman/UnsplashThere are also other ways of insuring your phone without a monthly plan form your carrier, phone maker, or phone seller.
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L&G is one of the biggest players in the bulk annuity market, which involves insuring company defined benefit, or final salary, pension schemes.
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Deutsche Bank's stock has slid over 46 percent so far this year and the cost of insuring exposure to its debt has risen sharply.
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On the other hand, the House Republicans who wrote the bill accepted the CBO numbers, and argued that insuring more Americans isn't their goal.
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Top Republicans can't even agree on whether de-insuring tens of millions of people is a moral failing or a bold advance for freedom!
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The cost of insuring exposure to South Africa's debt via credit default swaps (CDS) is also higher than peers with the same Moody's rating.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Britain's sovereign debt through credit default swaps GBGV5YUSAC=MG rose to its highest level in almost two years.
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The extra cost for insuring against a French default rather than a British one recently hit its highest since the fourth quarter of 2015.
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Domestic & General was established in 1912, insuring livestock in Western Australia, before moving its headquarters to London and broadening its range of general insurance.
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Bond yields have fallen from about 17% in January to 13%; the cost of insuring against default is down by a third since December.
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News of the budget's approval helped Lebanon's dollar bonds to climb on Tuesday and the cost of insuring exposure to its sovereign debt fell.
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I mean, we're doing better than we ever have in this country in terms of insuring children and making sure they get health insurance.
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The risk of insuring large amounts of cash is typically distributed so that no single insurer is on the hook for the whole amount.
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The health insurer subsidies — cost-sharing reducton payments — that Trump ended earlier this month are meant to help companies pay for insuring the poor.
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He had helped found an association, called "100% Made in Italy," that focussed on insuring proper labor practices, but his rhetoric was unmistakably nativist.
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The federal agency charged with insuring defined benefit pensions (those promising a specified benefit formula to retirees) is the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC).
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Linking far-flung patients and insuring anonymity, online support groups facilitate conversations about clinical trials, home remedies for common body dysfunctions and insurance quandaries.
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Sanders favors a Medicare for All plan, guaranteeing healthcare as a human right by insuring people through the federal government rather than private insurers.
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Depending on the size and weight, the costs of transporting, insuring, and installing artworks can run into the high tens of thousands of dollars.
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The budget office says that provision and a separate change to insurance regulations by the Trump administration will reduce the cost of insuring children.
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The cost of insuring Lebanese sovereign debt against default hit a record and the country's dollar-denominated bonds came under pressure again on Wednesday.
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As was the case for many lesbians at the time, marriage to a man was a common means of insuring financial and cultural survival.
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As the cost of insuring bank debt soared, comparisons started to be made with the early days of the global financial crisis in 13.
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Before covering the collection, the insurer needs to assess the risks of insuring it, including the number of pairs, location and level of security.
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Back in the nineteen-eighties, during Canada's battle for constitutional language insuring gender equality, I was the minister responsible for the status of women.
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Mounting regulatory requirements that get built into these records are described as insuring patient safety, but are ultimately tied to compensation, which means money.
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If fewer healthy people buy insurance, the costs of insuring everyone else will rise, leading insurance companies to raise prices or flee the market.
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Thankfully, Alphabet's deal with Trov will function differently, with the startup automatically insuring Waymo passengers for damaged property, lost items and trip-related medical expenses.
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The insurers claim that "the insuring clause allegedly has not been triggered and the tender is expressly excluded by" conditions and exclusions in the policy.
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Top Republicans couldn't even agree on whether de-insuring tens of millions of people is a moral failing or a bold advance for conservative values!
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Shares in the country's lenders have fallen sharply in recent months and the cost of insuring major banks' debt against a potential default has increased.
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The cost of insuring Petrobras debt against default for five years PETR5YUSAC=MP slipped 7 basis points to 736 basis points, according to Markit prices.
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"Over time, you get a risk premium, no different than an insurance company gets paid for insuring you against loss of your house," Carhart explained.
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On Tuesday, the spread was 346 basis points, implying a cost of insuring one million dollars of the oil national's bonds of$34,600 per year.
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That has pushed the cost of insuring exposure to Slovak debt via five-year credit default swaps to 38 basis points, the highest since Dec.
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This is a prescription for insuring a Supreme Court beset by the lamentable hyper-partisan polarization that is at the root of current congressional dysfunction.
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It is about insuring the future income of a player and his value as an asset to the team should a long-term injury occur.
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Clearly as Americans, we all can do a better job of insuring our homes and businesses—and this job starts with having the right information.
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We are committed to insuring that Afghanistan never again become as safe haven for terrorists who want to commit mass murder to our civilian populations.
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Since its inception, the program has been very successful, insuring more than 20 million home loans, helping veterans become homeowners as they raise their families.
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While he was chief executive, Mr. Mudd said that subprime mortgages accounted for about 2 percent or less of the mortgages Fannie Mae was insuring.
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" Parakilas told me, "It was very difficult to get the kind of resources that you needed to do a good job of insuring real compliance.
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Insuring universal access to family planning by 2030 is among the global targets for sustainable development that were adopted in 2015 by the United Nations.
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He's so enamored of the business that he's founded his own insurance company, Root Insurance, to remake the process of applying for — and insuring — drivers.
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Yields on Saudi bonds have risen since early October and the cost of insuring Saudi debt against default has increased by around 30 basis points.
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Insuring the lives of Trip, the famous Butler bulldog, and Marcus, the not-so-famous campus bomb-sniffing dog, turns out to be relatively simple.
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The cost of insuring Lebanese sovereign debt against the risk of default has more than doubled since the start of civil unrest on Oct. 17.
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The Globe , buttressed by sources close to Weld, took this to mean that he would focus exclusively on insuring that Trump would not be President.
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One recent study estimated that the government in fact earns a return of between 2 and 7 percent on the money it spends insuring children.
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The cost ranges from $10 to $300, but for "white-glove" shipping — which includes packing, crating, insuring and cleanup after delivery — it can top $1,000.
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Lloyd's, which started life in Edward Lloyd's coffee house in 1688 and is known for insuring everything from ships to paintings, has been trying to modernize.
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The cost of insuring against a Toshiba credit default climbed, with the most actively traded credit default swaps jumping 30 basis points to 357/13 bps.
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The Times also reported that trade credit insurers Euler Hermes and Tokio Marine HCC have this week withdrawn cover insuring Kier's suppliers from any potential losses.
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The cost of insuring against a Brazil bond default for five years fell 1 basis point to 216 basis points, according to IHS Markit Ltd prices.
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Bond prices fell to new lows and five-year credit default swaps (CDS) — the cost of insuring against a Lebanese sovereign default — rose in recent days.
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As part of the rollout, Trōv is introducing a new service that will cut a customer's premium payment as the object they're insuring depreciates in value.
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And don't forget, you also don't need to worry about insuring this Porsche, which might make coughing up $300 for the model a little easier.[Lego]
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The cost of insuring exposure to Italian and Spanish debt rose to multi-month highs on concerns over Italy's political risks and broader pressure on markets.
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She got the idea for the lawsuit as she examined old Aetna insurance policies and documented the insurer's role in the 33th century in insuring slaves.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's Allianz will immediately stop insuring single coal-fired power plants and coal mines, the company said on Friday, following criticism from environmental groups.
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Fear over a fresh bout of sanctions also saw Turkey's dollar-denominated sovereign bonds tumble sharply and the price of insuring exposure to government debt spike.
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But the current system of insuring that risk is a patchwork of private insurance that has not penetrated the market widely, and an overtaxed Medicaid system.
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The cost of insuring the subordinated debt of European financial firms rose 233 percent on Monday to its highest since April 13, Markit's iTraxx index showed.
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Whatever they do, the effects will go well beyond the individual person who failed to take responsibility for adequately insuring against the cost of unexpected illness.
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"Without a doubt, the importance of insuring against climate risks and the kind of impact it has on government finances was demonstrated last month," he said.
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It's therefore fair to say that Fannie and Freddie are implicitly insuring for free the homes of Californians who refuse to buy earthquake coverage for themselves.
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In sum, the administration offered no explanation of how work experiments would – or would not — promote Medicaid's central objective of insuring the poor and medically vulnerable.
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But the cost of insuring people will be substantially lower than the budget agency expected when the law was passed, on party-line votes, in 2010.
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Solomon added that public money was needlessly being spent on informing people affected by the work mandate, when it could have gone to insuring them instead.
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It said it was seeking further powers over the national mail company, including insuring it was headquartered in the Netherlands and was making sufficient infrastructure investments.
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The federal insistence on rigid racial separation found its most pernicious expression in the Federal Housing Administration, created in 1934 to promote homeownership by insuring mortgages.
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LONDON, March 25 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring debt issued by China slipped to a near three-week low on Wednesday, while Italian CDS also eased.
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There's no shortage of studies into the potential costs associated with climate change — from insuring vulnerable coastal properties to rebuilding after more frequent and intense storms.
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And the cost of insuring exposure to South Africa's sovereign debt has climbed steadily again since late October and accelerated sharply over the past few days.
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Like many ranchers out here, he had insurance on his home and equipment, but said insuring so many livestock and so much fence was impossibly expensive.
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The cost of insuring the art shown in these exhibitions can be offset by a federal indemnity program administered by the National Endowment for the Arts.
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"Right now it's pretty clear that not having access to Medicaid [expansion] in those 19 states is a pretty clear barrier to insuring more people," Garfield said.
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I am sure those hugs had everything to do with being comforting, and nothing at all to do with insuring her head was in the camera frame.
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But one thing about President Trump and what this administration is doing right now is they are insuring we have election security in our upcoming midterm elections.
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And by making so much public as he goes along, Mueller is also insuring against his probe being shut down or otherwise curtailed by the White House.
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Fees for the scooter policy start from 65p an hour up to £25 a week, while insuring a car can cost as little as £1 an hour.
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This can include reinsurance — essentially insuring the insurance companies — and creating publicly subsidized "high-risk pools" for the most expensive patients who bring down premiums for others.
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CMHC, which is responsible for insuring the bulk of Canadian mortgages issued by banks and other big lenders, advises the government on policy, along with other institutions.
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ACA Financial Guaranty Corp claimed Goldman and the hedge fund headed by John Paulson tricked it into insuring the CDO, which was tied to subprime mortgage securities.
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CNBC highlights four of the major moves in the last few trading sessions: This is the cost of insuring Deutsche Bank's debt against default for five years.
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"We've had some individual analysis that looks at those amendments on what it would do to make sure we're insuring more people," the North Carolina Republican said.
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Consumer groups and Democrats, though, have fiercely defended the rules, saying they are key to insuring internet service providers don't play favorites with online content and websites.
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Iran's deputy oil minister, Amir Hossein Zamaninia, has said European insurers now have no problems insuring Iranian oil tankers, according to the oil ministry's news agency SHANA.
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An emerging breed of on-demand insuring apps, however, are betting that more people will choose to buy coverage if doing so is fast, easy and affordable.
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" The argument turned on the role of the Federal Communications Commission, the regulators charged with insuring that the radio system served the "public interest, convenience and necessity.
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The heat generated by these processes rapidly offsets any initial cooling, insuring that the calories in an ice cream scoop actually cause your body temperature to rise.
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The warranties are a product of Asurion, a company better known for insuring cellphones, and are offered on top of whatever warranties come from the instrument manufacturers.
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What does Kennedy mean when he states that "there is little value in insuring the survival of our nation if our traditions do not survive with it"?
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Measures of stress in the financial system have fallen sharply; this month the cost of insuring Saudi sovereign debt against default hit its lowest since September 2015.
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Other proposals included making more of apprenticeships, cutting red tape and insuring recently tightened rules on online travel agents and online short-term home rentals were respected.
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The cost of insuring against a Brazilian sovereign default held near four-year lows after the downgrade, though it remains close to that of lower-rated peers.
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The expansion of Medicaid, for example, is responsible for insuring more than half of the 20 million people who gained health coverage under the Affordable Care Act.
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Clinton's view is that anyone who actually cares about insuring the uninsured needs to grapple with the power of the status quo — and Sanders hasn't come close.
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Also, ISOs already sign what are called "reliability must-run" (RMR) contracts with certain power plants, insuring that they are always available in case of unforeseen need.
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No incremental advance, even insuring tens of millions of people, looks good in comparison to the counterfactual case of leftist revolution, though it never seems to arrive.
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The cost of insuring Italian bonds against the risk of a default has fallen sharply this year, while five-year bond yields are down almost 60 bps.
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The cost of insuring against a Petrobras bond default for five years, known as a credit default swap, has dropped about two-thirds in the past 11 months.
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The American Lung Association also panned the Republican proposals, especially those that would limit federal funding of Medicaid, the state-federal joint plan for insuring low-income people.
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The Ex-Im bank, as it's called, assists U.S. companies' overseas business by doing things such as guaranteeing loans for foreign buyers of U.S. products, or insuring transactions.
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LONDON, Sept 5 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to sovereign debt issued by South Africa and Indonesia rose on Wednesday, as a selloff across emerging markets deepened.
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Rallye's bonds jumped on news of the new credit line, while the cost of insuring the group's debt against default fell to the lowest level since early August.
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It is as though companies have moved from working with or around government policy to actively insuring against it, simply because they can't afford to miss the boat.
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Underscoring investors concerns, the cost of insuring against default on Kobe Steel's five-year yen debt through credit default swaps (CDS) were last quoted at 261 basis points.
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The cost of insuring Portuguese debt via credit default swaps also rose to the highest it has been in more than two years, according to data provider Markit.
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LONDON, July 8 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring Turkey's sovereign debt risk jumped on Monday after President Tayyip Erdogan sudden weekend dismissal of the country's central bank governor.
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CMHC, which is responsible for insuring the bulk of Canadian mortgages issued by banks and other big lenders, follows stress test guidance set by the financial institutions regulator.
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Shut out of the global system by sanctions, Iranian banks are eager to resume business with foreign lenders with deals ranging from funding infrastructure to insuring foreign trade.
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The cost of insuring the debt of both the banks and the sovereign has meanwhile risen to such extreme levels that only serial defaulter Argentina is anywhere near.
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The cost of insuring debt issued by the company against default eased to 24 basis points to its lowest in weeks from 28 previously, IHS Markit data showed.
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To help them, Kenya's Ministry of Agriculture has enlisted financial support from donors to assist poor households in insuring at least five tropical livestock units (TLUs) for free.
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European bank shares have slumped to new multi-year lows and the cost of insuring subordinated bank debt is now up more than 80 percent this year ITEFS5Y=.
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The bank's five-year credit default swaps, which reflect the cost of insuring against a bond defaulting, jumped by 21bp on Friday to 255bp as market fears escalated.
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Those intentions, however, have allowed the program to incur a federal debt of over $24 billion, in part because it keeps on insuring properties that suffer repeated flooding.
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It should end the repetitive loss cycle of insuring properties that will inevitably flood again and again — those property owners should receive help to move to safer ground.
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After they pay for the booth space (easily between $50,000 and $100,000), a hotel and transportation and insuring the art, smaller galleries frequently return home with a loss.
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LONDON, March 12 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring against European junk debt defaults spiked after the European Central Bank's stimulus package to combat coronavirus widely disappointed debt markets.
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The cost of insuring exposure to the country's debt rocketed to 3093 basis points (bps) in the five-year credit default swaps (CDS) market, according to IHS Markit.
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The driver of a three-year-old Honda Accord would save about 12 percent on premiums compared with the cost of insuring a new model, the report found.
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Our nation's controllers play a vital role insuring the safe and efficient flow of traffic in the safest, most complex and largest air transportation system in the world.
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"No Hyde protections, no CSRs," Womack said referring to the cost sharing reduction payments that go to insurers to help cover the cost of insuring low income people.
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The market showed a jump last month in the cost of insuring against currency volatility between six and nine months ahead, the period expected to cover the vote.
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A particularly devastating eruption in 2628 cost millions for private insurers, who decided that enough was enough when it came to insuring homes near Kilauea against lava damage.
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But House Republicans have come up with their own cudgel to compel healthy Americans to purchase coverage, with the goal of offsetting the costs of insuring sicker patients.
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"We don't think the blueprint could be implemented other than seeing a radical change in the pricing model by insuring that rebates get to the patient," Read told CNBC.
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Pressure is growing for financial companies to pull back from insuring and investing in polluting industries like coal and oil as part of an effort to combat climate change.
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Trade insurers provide certainty for global markets by insuring up to 90 percent of the value of a transaction, paying out if buyers don't pay or suppliers don't deliver.
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The costs of insuring Italian debt against default - as measured by credit default swaps - was unchanged on Tuesday from Monday's close at 138 bps, according to data provider Markit.
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The cost of insuring corporate debt jumped, and credit default swap (CDS) markets implied a 96 percent probability of default over the next 5 years, according to Refinitiv data.
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PIC is insuring 900 million pounds in liabilities of the 10 billion pound Marks & Spencer Pension Scheme in its first transaction with the scheme, it said in a statement.
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The cost of insuring a ship sailing through the region has risen tenfold as risks have risen, which has also prompted some ship owners to avoid the area entirely.
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The Saudi riyal fell in the forwards market and the cost of insuring Saudi debt against default is up, but by small margins compared to past bouts of instability.
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LONDON, Oct 15 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Turkey's sovereign debt fell on Tuesday after Washington imposed softer-than-expected sanctions over Ankara's military push into Syria.
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Omani government debt yields spiked on the back of the downgrade and the cost of insuring against a potential debt default has increased by over 25 percent since then.
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The price of the guarantee reflects the cost of insuring debt issued by a basket of Italian corporates and financials against default, as measured by credit default swaps (CDS).
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For these conservatives, a carbon tax would be like insuring against the worst risks of climate change—and they see it as a more efficient solution than EPA regulations.
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It's the kind of place with slickly designed inspirational posters on the wall and lots of red security lasers insuring the public can't actually see what's really going on.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Italy's sovereign debt spiked last month on fears of snap elections that could turn into a de facto referendum on Italy's euro membership.
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Insuring that each comment comes from one person with a verifiable e-mail address and only one account on each platform doesn't seem like an infringement of anybody's rights.
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During the summer of 2017, Hensarling's call for higher federal flood insurance premiums and stricter requirements for insuring and building homes in flood zones received pushback from coastal Republicans.
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In a sign of Lebanon's increasing financial stress, the cost of insuring its debt has touched record levels in recent weeks and eurobond yields have risen to distressed levels.
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LONDON, March 24 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring debt issued by China and Italy, two of the countries worst hit by the coronavirus outbreak, against default fell on Tuesday.
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The lenders, Bank CenterCredit, ATF Bank , Eurasian Bank and Nurbank, will pay premiums to the government for insuring their assets, the regulator said, adding they were already adequately capitalised.
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Obamacare's individual mandate, he writes, solves the problem of insuring people with pre-existing conditions, and prevents the very "death spiral" guaranteed by driving people out of insurance markets.
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The government's new framework aims to help Italian banks sell off some 201bn in non-performing loans (NPL) into securitisation vehicles by insuring the senior part of the trades.
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Meantime, the cost of insuring Saudi senior debt for five years has jumped over 20 basis points since October 5 while that of regional rival Qatar has barely budged.
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The cost of insuring against potential losses on Spanish bank debt and Spanish, Italian and Portuguese sovereign debt has also jumped, suggesting an impact on the wider euro zone.
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"Banks spent heavily in insuring their cards were top of wallet when they all built and rolled out Apple Pay," said Cherian Abraham, a digital payments executive at Experian.
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LONDON, Dec 22 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Catalan debt rose on Friday to the highest since December 13, after separatists won a slim majority in regional elections.
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BBVA's cost of risk, which reflects the premium for insuring its loan book, fell to 157 basis points from 182 basis points in the previous quarter thanks to lower provisions.
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BBVA's cost of risk, which reflects the premium for insuring its loan book, fell to 157 basis points from 182 basis points in the previous quarter, thanks to lower provisions.
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It isn't about giving the disaffected public a candidate they can vote for in good conscience, but about insuring against the risk that the electorate makes a world historical error.
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At the simplest level, insuring 30 million more people, and freeing everyone else from financial constraints on care, will sharply increase demand, and overwhelmed doctors will change how they practice.
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In the long run that could threaten public support for deposit insurance; if commercial bank deposits became known as high-paying, risky assets, then politicians might balk at insuring them.
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"When urban growth is rapid, insuring access to housing, water, sanitation, electricity, public transport, education and health care for all is especially challenging," Wilmoth said at a U.N. news conference.
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Protesters hung a large banner on a building in the northern city of Trieste, where Generali's annual general meeting was taking place, saying "Enough with insuring coal and climate changes".
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Jonathan Andrews, director and head of eastern underwriting with Britain's Steamship Mutual, said it was insuring ships for Iranian tanker operator NITC and also for Iranian cargo ship operator IRISL.
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Europe's biggest insurer Allianz, which got out of the business of investing in coal in 2015, said last week it was considering whether to stop insuring new coal power plants.
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The cost of insuring the Oi subsidiary's bonds for one year through credit default swaps BRTO1YUSAC=MP were unchanged on Monday at $620,000 per every $1 million of principal protected.
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One of the most richly funded players in this space is Trōv, which has an app for quickly insuring personal and work items like laptops, smartphones and high-end cameras.
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The good news: The costs of insuring against defaults by large banks is still far lower than it was during the financial crisis and when European debt markets were plunging.
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He also recommends checking the cost of insuring a specific model before buying it, so you won't be shocked when you get your insurance bill after you've made the purchase.
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The cost of insuring Bahrain's sovereign debt against default jumped near multi-year highs this month because of investors' concern over the country's debt burden as U.S. interest rates rise.
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Base it on the idea of insuring everyone for catastrophic events while allowing people to use health saving accounts, or HSAs, and other vehicles to cover their everyday health costs.
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Currently, two of the three major credit rating agencies have Egypt ranked lower than some emerging market peers, yet the cost of insuring its debt (against default) is significantly lower.
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It's about the subsidies; it's about insuring in those risk corridors that those states that did not conform to the Affordable Care Act that we're there to help bolster them.
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Yet such investors are less worried than ever, as shown by a 40% drop in the cost of insuring such bonds (through credit default swaps) in the last two years.
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Dante Fierros of Tempe, who owns a small manufacturing business, blames the health law for the rising cost of insuring his 30 employees, although the connection, if any, is unclear.
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The cost of insuring Tesla debt against default rose to its highest price ever on Thursday and the plummeting share price attracted new short sellers, who bet against the stock.
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The cost of insuring General Electric (GE) debt has jumped to levels last seen in 2018, according to data from information provider Markit and quoted in The Wall Street Journal.
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Reflecting investors' concern over the prospect of debt distress, the cost of insuring exposure to sovereign and corporate debt rose almost across the board on Friday, including that of Japan.
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DEBT MARKET TURMOIL The cost of insuring against a potential debt default by Saudi Arabia also spiked by nearly 230% on Monday, IHS Markit data showed after oil prices plunged.
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Every time there was something new going on in the world, Lloyds was there, insuring it, so, enabling them to invest, and we were helping them to derisk their investment.
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LONDON, Jan 30 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to China's sovereign debt crept up again on Thursday as fears of a virus spreading from the country roiled global markets.
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He had begun as the janitor to two old Conchs, Pinder and Sawyer, who had been insuring shrimp boats for half a century and were part owners of a chandlery.
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But I can also see how the terrifying prospect of losing a teenage son might move a parent to put everything he could in order, including insuring that boy's life.
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Traders said other GCC sovereign bonds were also weak on the news, and regional credit default swaps - which indicate the cost of insuring against a default - were on the rise.
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The cost of insuring Greek debt against default - as measured by five-year credit default swaps - fell to 844 basis points, the lowest since December 2014, according to data provider Markit.
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The risk adjustment program is designed to spread out the financial risk of insuring people with Obamacare plans by redistributing money from insurers with healthier customers to companies with sicker customers.
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She said the jury was still out on how crash data would affect the cost of insuring electric versus standard vehicles, noting this always reflected factors around both driver and car.
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Insuring against such risks — as well as those associated with relatively untested new battery chemistries — could spur adoption of innovative technologies by utilities and transportation providers and in off-grid applications.
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The research, processing, escrow and closing that comprise a title company's role in ensuring and insuring that a real estate transaction is legally effective are often extremely manual, paper based processes.
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The German banking giant insists that it has a "comfortable" cushion but that didn't stop a whole bunch price fluctuations in the company's bonds and the cost of insuring its debt.
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AIG required an $85 billion federal government bailout in 2008 because of its role insuring many large institutional investors against default on certain products, including those that underpinned the mortgage markets.
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LONDON, Jan 31 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring Greek government debt against default rose on Tuesday as uncertainty lingered over the International Monetary Fund's role in a third bailout for Greece.
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South African 5-year credit default swaps, a measure of the cost of insuring the country's debt, hit a four-month high, stoked by reports of power firm Eskom's financial troubles.
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After the arrests, the Turkish lira currency hit fresh record lows against the dollar, while the cost of insuring Turkish government debt against default hit its highest in over a month.
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LONDON, June 28 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Saudi Arabian debt rose on Wednesday to the highest level since January as the diplomatic crisis in the Gulf rumbled on.
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Additionally, methods for securing the nasal tubes makes their dislodgement much less frequent, and there are reliable methods for insuring safe insertion, so these should not be deterrents to their use.
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He calculated that the cost of security as well as insuring against loss of the cash would amount to between 0.2 and 0.25 percentage points less than the ECB's penalty rate.
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"We are going to allow states like Florida to include a work requirement for able bodied adults insuring that Medicaid's benefits are available for those who need them most," he said.
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So the potential is really great, but we've just gotta make sure that we're intentional in insuring that Detroiters are participating, and definitely have more than a piece of the pie.
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Italian 10-year bond yields have risen nearly 70 basis points since the start of the month, while the cost of insuring against Italian government debt has hit 7-month highs.
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The price of insuring $10 million of Sears bonds for five years just rose to a record $4.6 million annually last week, up from $3.3 million in September, per the WSJ.
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The FDIC is one of the federal government's oldest and most powerful financial regulators, insuring bank accounts, gauging bank stability and testing the ability of major banks to weather financial crises.
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What they have in common, as Josh Marshall notes, is that they represent poor states where Obama is incredibly unpopular but Obamacare is insuring a very large slice of the population.
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General Electric (GE) – The cost of insuring GE debt has jumped to levels last seen in 2018, according to data from information provider Markit and quoted in The Wall Street Journal.
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In a sign of unease at political developments, the cost of insuring Italian government bonds against the risk of a default rose and Italian banking stocks hit a six-week low.
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The cost of insuring exposure to the country's sovereign debt hit a four-month high of 351 basis points while many of its dollar-denominated bonds dropped between 3-4 cents.
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LONDON, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Turkey's dollar-denominated sovereign bonds tumbled and the cost of insuring exposure to its debt rose after the country's bank regulator stepped in to limit FX transactions.
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Meanwhile, Russia's five-year credit default swaps (CDS) — which reflect the cost of insuring debt against default — rose to their highest level in nearly nine weeks on news of the sanctions.
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The FDIC is one of the federal government oldest and most powerful financial regulators, insuring bank accounts, gauging bank stability and testing the ability of major banks to weather financial crises.
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INCIDENTALLY, WE DID NOT – WE WENT AWAY FROM INSURING WHAT WE CALL SUPER CATS– WE MOVED AWAY FROM IT AFTER KATRINA BECAUSE THE RATES KEPT JUST COMING DOWN, DOWN, DOWN, DOWN.
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As well as initially insuring Telent's scheme, as with Allied Domecq, the Telent deal will eventually see Rothesay take on full responsbility for the scheme members, known as a 'buy-out'.
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The cost of insuring against swings in the sterling/dollar exchange rate jumped to 19853 percent GBPSWO, the highest since at least 1998, before easing back to less than half that.
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So the ACA also required everybody to buy insurance with the individual mandate, which would bring healthy people into the market and offset the costs of insuring people with higher medical bills.
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Many smart home services have this kind of geofencing built in, but we like IFTTT because it works with so many services and devices—insuring nothing is left on that shouldn't be.
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The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, responsible for insuring the bulk of Canadian mortgages issued by banks and other big lenders, uses annual stress tests to gauge its resilience to extreme scenarios.
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LONDON, Oct 19 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Italy's banks jumped on Friday, after the country's government bond market sold off sharply as the European Union slammed Rome's draft budget.
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LONDON, Aug 20 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring against an Argentine sovereign default climbed on Tuesday as Hernan Lacunza was sworn in as the new treasury minister of the crisis-hit country.
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Most urgently, any progressive should end the Federal Housing Administration's baffling practice of selling thousands of single-family rentals and backing mortgages and insuring mortgage securities to private equity companies like Blackstone.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Italian debt for a period of five years via credit default swaps rose to 196 basis points, the highest since April 11, according to IHS Markit.
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Or take a scheme in El Salvador, which will give small businesses greater certainty about investing in energy efficiency, by insuring against the risk that the cost savings are less than promised.
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The TIAA Institute-GFLEC Personal Finance Index, or P-Fin Index, shows that only about half of Americans grasp the concepts behind managing debt, saving for retirement or insuring against major risks.
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Such concerns pushed up the cost of insuring against a Malaysia default, with the country's 5-year credit default swap price at its highest since early June 2017 at 95.090 basis points.
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A law was passed in 2012 insuring access to contraception, sexual education and maternal care but it has been mired in legal challenges, said Klaus Beck, UNFPA country director in the Philippines.
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Mr Brazier also found that the cost of insuring against a bond issuer failing to repay, as measured by the credit-default-swap market, fell by 40% over the past two years.
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But it still lacks a common scheme for insuring deposits, which would in effect allow, say, German savings to be used to finance Italian loans, and is unlikely to have one soon.
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LONDON, Oct 3 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Spanish sovereign debt rose on Tuesday to a near five-month high as protests continued in Catalonia after Sunday's illegal independence referendum.
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Trump tweeted Wednesday morning he intends to make a decision on the deal in the next few days, insuring uncertainty will persist until the official announcement is made given Trump's unpredictable nature.
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The cost of insuring against default on Toshiba's five-year yen debt in the market for credit default swaps TOSB5YJPAC=MG was indicated 8 basis points higher at 388/418 basis points.
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The company has put together a working group to study the issue of insuring new coal plants, a spokeswoman said on Friday, with a decision expected in late April or early May.
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The price of insuring against European corporate bond defaults in Europe also shot higher, with the main collection of indices for credit default swaps, the Markit iTraxx, climbing around 12 basis points.
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Overregulation is choking off growth, whether the EPA's stringent standards making it next to impossible to build a new refinery or the NLRB insuring interference with Boeing's move out of Washington State.
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In late 2018, AXA - France's biggest insurer - had said its XL division would stop insuring projects related to the construction of coal-fired power plants and to tar sands extraction and pipelines.
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No wonder the cost of insuring Italian debt against default have crept up, bond yields have hit 7-week highs and shares are set for their biggest weekly fall in seven weeks .
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LONDON, March 6 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Japan's sovereign debt rose to its highest in 23 months on Friday as investors remained on edge about the spread of coronavirus.
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Over the past day the Malaysian ringgit has slid nearly 3 percent in the one-month non-deliverable forward market and the cost of insuring the country's debt against default has risen.
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QUESTION: On LGBT rights, we've seen a lot of achievements over the past eight years, including (inaudible) hate crimes (inaudible), marriage quality nationwide and insuring transfer (ph) people feel visible and respected.
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Rabobank said in a note that the selloff in peripheral bonds had not been matched by a rise in demand for credit default swaps, essentially the cost of insuring against a default.
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Global insurers face a heavy bill if the outbreak leads to the cancellation of the Summer Olympics in Tokyo, with estimates of the cost of insuring it running into billions of dollars.
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On Tuesday Lebanon's dollar bonds fell and the cost of insuring exposure to its debt reached its highest since late 2008, and Moody's ratings agency warned of damage to its credit rating.
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Turkish sovereign dollar bonds fell across the curve on Monday and the cost of insuring exposure to Turkish debt rose after Moody's and S&P Global lowered their sovereign credit ratings on Friday.
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LONDON, June 27 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Bahrain debt fell on Wednesday from record highs after Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and Kuwait said they would support the country financially.
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"In the longer term, states will have to either lower eligibility, which is hard if you're already only insuring people making less than the poverty line, or reduce the benefit design," Banerjee says.
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LONDON, Aug 9 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Turkish debt rose on Thursday to the highest level since 2009 as the lira, Turkish sovereign debt and bank bonds sold off hard.
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Coal will further be hamstrung by the flight of capital from the sector, with commercial and development banks, insurers and trading companies starting to retreat from financing and insuring mines and power plants.
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Turkish sovereign dollar bonds fell across the curve on Monday and the cost of insuring exposure to Turkish debt rose after Moody's and S&P Global lowered their sovereign credit ratings on Friday .
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But with the instruments due to mature next summer, the bank is examining possible changes to the structure, for instance, seeking out a cost-efficient way of insuring single-country events, he said.
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The surprise turnaround adds to an emerging consensus about the contentious health law: It has not upturned the core of the country's health insurance system, even while insuring millions of low-income people.
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The offshore ringgit's fall and a rise in the cost of insuring Malaysia's debt showed how nervous investors were about the stunning election defeat of a coalition ruling the country for six decades.
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Bowen and Monsees gave each Juul its own circuit board and firmware, removing the need for technical know-how and insuring better control, and managed to fit it all into a small device.
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He's also squabbled with coastal Republicans, including House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (La.), over Hensarling's preference for higher federal flood insurance premiums and stricter requirements for building and insuring homes in flood zones.
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Last week, Wells Fargo & Co, the largest U.S. mortgage lender, admitted to deceiving the government into insuring thousands of risky mortgages, as part of its own $1.2 billion settlement with the Justice Department.
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The repeal of the ACA hasn't happened in the Senate yet, and there are some GOP congress members that agree with parts about insuring dependents until the age of 26, including President Trump.
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Life insurers are worried about insuring U.S. customers who have traveled to countries that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control deems most worrying for contagion risk, including China, Iran, and many European nations.
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Life insurers are worried about insuring U.S. customers who have traveled to countries that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control deems most concerning for contagion risk, including China, Iran, and many European nations.
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Life insurers are worried about insuring U.S. customers who have traveled to countries that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control deems most worrying for contagion risk, including China, Iran, and many European nations.
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The protégé trusts you to treat him fairly and steer him right, while the old hand—in this case, me—wants to share his knowledge, thus insuring it's not lost with his passing.
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The Malala Fund -- named for and founded by activist and Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai -- focuses on insuring primary and secondary education for all girls, with a focus on conflict zones and developing regions.
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The Markit iTraxx Europe crossover CDS index, which measures the cost of insuring exposure to a basket of sub-investment grade European companies, dropped to 545 bps from Tuesday's close of 603 bps.
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The Markit iTraxx Europe crossover CDS index, which measures the cost of insuring exposure to a basket of sub-investment grade European companies, dropped to 639 bps from Monday's close of 700 bps.
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In Crimea, the company insuring a $3 billion project to build a bridge linking the peninsula to the mainland was targeted, as well as a tourism project in the coastal city of Alushta.
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In December, the insurance giant The Hartford said it would stop insuring or investing in oil production in the province, just weeks after Sweden's central bank said it would stop holding Alberta's bonds.
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LONDON, Jan 27 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to China's sovereign debt rose to its highest level since mid-October amid rising fears about the possible economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
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LONDON, Oct 8 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Turkey's sovereign debt climbed 8 basis points on Tuesday amid investor caution about a planned military operation by Turkish forces in northeastern Syria.
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Foreign powers have overlooked alleged irregularities in the past for the sake of insuring relative stability in a country where two wars in the 1990s and early 2000s sucked in other regional armies.
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From expanding Health Saving Accounts (HSAs) to making it easier to buy health insurance across state lines, Republicans are pushing to devolve much of the responsibility of insuring the uninsured to the states.
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Rabobank said in a note that the sell-off in peripheral bonds had not been matched by a rise in demand for credit default swaps, essentially the cost of insuring against a default.
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Rabobank said in a note that the sell-off in peripheral bonds had not been matched by a rise in demand for credit default swaps, essentially the cost of insuring against a default.
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The rules for serving on the commission preclude those who served in elected office or in political party organizations as a way of insuring that political insiders don't once again control state redistricting.
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Health-care experts warn the loss of the payments — meant to offset the cost of insuring some lower-income people — could cause insurers to flee the system before open enrollment begins Nov. 1.
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Investors also tend to push up the cost of insuring against a British debt default relative to Germany, and compress the gap between the yields of two- and 10-year British government notes.
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Thirty-one states -- including 16 with Republican governors -- elected to expand Medicaid under Obamacare and have found it to be a successful way of insuring low-income adults at little cost to their states.
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Companies are increasingly eager to offload pension scheme liabilities to insurance companies such as L&G, which is a major player in this so-called bulk annuity market, insuring companies' final salary pension schemes.
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The cost of insuring against an Argentine sovereign default rose on Monday after opposition candidate Alberto Fernandez said the country would struggle under present conditions to repay a loan to the International Monetary Fund.
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Credit spreads and the cost of insuring debt against default have increased not only for Saudi Arabia and Lebanon, but across the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council, which includes Qatar, Kuwait and Abu Dhabi.
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Ambac sued Bank of America in 2014 to recoup hundreds of millions of dollars of losses from insuring securities backed at least in part by risky mortgages from the bank's Countrywide Home Loans unit.
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The Papa John's founder got slammed in 2012 for saying that the cost of insuring his employees under the Affordable Care Act would raise the cost of pizza, which led to pushback from customers.
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Meanwhile, the cost of insuring exposure to Deutsche Bank's debt through 5-year credit defaults swaps (CDS) fell by 3 basis points (bps) from Friday's close to 61 bps, data from IHS Markit showed.
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Insuring people through Obamacare — crafted in part to cover people who can't get health insurance through their jobs — may be costing less money than if they had employer-based coverage, a new study suggests.
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So the former MakerBot employee launched Flume in February 2017 to make the payment process more transparent for the hundreds of companies that are self-insuring their employees to cope with rising healthcare premiums.
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But the combined cost of insuring the ship, the cargo and the crew (for kidnapping and ransom) for a voyage to Nigeria is typically no more than the cost of half a day's fuel.
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The agency, which is also responsible for insuring the bulk of Canadian mortgages issued by banks and other big lenders, said rising costs for home loans should curb activity over the next two years.
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LONDON, Feb 16 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to South African sovereign debt fell to a two-week low on Friday, a day after Cyril Ramaphosa was sworn in as the country's president.
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In a sign of more stress, the cost of insuring UniCredit's debt against default hit a high since the end of June when the bank formally announced the exit of former CEO Federico Ghizzoni.
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It is the second-most-expensive city in the survey in which to buy alcohol, and the cost of buying, insuring and maintaining a car pushes transport costs 563% above those in New York.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senate Republicans pushing to overhaul Obamacare largely ignored key players in the debate over insuring the poor: the health insurers and hospitals charged with carrying out the law if it gets approved.
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But this did not stop the cost of insuring the debt of Deutsche Bank by using credit default swaps (CDS) from spiking, widening further than at any point during the financial crisis in 2008.
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Republican lawmakers have termed the "risk corridor" funding — designed to help soften the financial blow of insuring sicker members — a "bailout" for insurance companies, and have introduced legislation to block any potential settlements. Sens.
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LONDON, June 30 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Qatari debt rose on Friday to a fresh 16-month high as the diplomatic crisis that has isolated the tiny Gulf state rumbled on.
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The cost of insuring Turkey's debt against default spiked to the highest in more than six years, while the BIST 100 share index tumbled more than 2.5 percent, with banking stocks among the decliners.
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Alarmingly, the PolicyLab study also detected that some moderate-income families are now not insuring their children at all, due to the cost or the fact that their employer did not offer dependent coverage.
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A second insurance industry executive, who asked not to be named, said that the cost of storing and insuring the cash against catching fire or theft could be as little as half that amount.
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Credit spreads and the cost of insuring debt against default have increased not only for Saudi Arabia and Lebanon, but across the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council, which includes Qatar, Kuwait, and Abu Dhabi.
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First, ObamaCare places more stringent regulatory health coverage requirements on smaller enterprises than on large companies, driving up the costs of insuring small business workers and placing small employers at a severe competitive disadvantage.
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They would hang hundreds of metres deep, where the currents are much slower than at the top, insuring that the system moved more slowly than the trash, rather than just drifting around with it.
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An index of credit default swaps in the European financial sector, the cost of insuring against default on "junior" bank debt and effectively a measure of counterparty risk and stress in the banking system.
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And because access to drug treatment directly correlates with a reduction in violent crime, it would make sense that insuring the greatest number of people protects even more people from becoming victims of crime.
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LONDON, April 9 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Russian debt rose on Monday to the highest since mid-December after fresh sanctions by the United States targeting Russian companies and their owners.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Turkish sovereign debt also rose, with the country's 5-year credit default swaps adding 6 basis points from Thursday's close to 403 basis points, according to IHS Markit.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Deutsche Bank's debt through 5-year credit defaults swaps (CDS) fell by 3 basis points (bps) from Friday's close to 61 bps, according to data from IHS Markit.
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The iTraxx European crossover CDS index, a gauge of the cost of insuring against defaults by junk debt issuers, jumped over 45 basis points to as high as 585 bps, according to Tradeweb pricing.
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It&aposs not uncommon that people don&apost consider the costs of insuring two properties, forget to add up travel expenses to and from their home, or neglect to budget for owning two cars.
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"I've put in so many enigmas and puzzles that it will keep the professors busy for centuries arguing over what I meant," Joyce once said, "and that's the only way of insuring one's immortality."
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The cost of insuring exposure to Italian debt in the 5-year credit default swaps market rose earlier in the day to a new seven-month high of 142 bps, according to IHS Markit.
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"It seemed excessive to persecute a man in such fashion," he concedes after slashing the cheek of a hated colleague, the victim's inferior rank insuring that he, not Zama, is banished as a result.
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The Republicans even incorporated one good idea in their failed bill: a $100 billion pool that states could use to help cover the cost of insuring very sick people, thereby shoring up weak exchanges.
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The Indonesian government plans to launch a new strategy to fund disaster recovery, which could include insuring state assets and selling "catastrophe bonds", Indonesia's head of fiscal policy office Suahasil Nazara said earlier this month.
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Insuring its 2.2 million workers across the world is the company's second-largest expense on its profit and loss statement, behind wages, company executive Lori Flees said this week at the Manova Summit in Minneapolis.
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When the scheme was last extended in August, the mechanism to calculate the price of the guarantee was tightened to fully incorporate the spike in the cost of insuring against default risks on Italian assets.
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Over the years, both parties have rewritten the boundaries of their districts to solidify their support by drawing a line around highly concentrated pockets of voters, insuring that congressional districts stay in each parties hands.
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LONDON, Aug 13 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Turkish debt rose on Monday to the highest levels since October 2008 as the country's currency crisis deepened and pressure mounted on Turkey's dollar debt.
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The zloty PLN= and cost of insuring exposure to Polish investments barely budged and Polish stocks and bonds are among this year's top performers, with dollar-based returns of 22 percent and 25 percent respectively.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the chief guarantor of the U.S. banking system, on Tuesday approved a surcharge on large banks to help grow its fund for insuring deposits and resolving failed banks.
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The cost of insuring portfolios and business activities against further sterling weakness has spiked to the highest level since 228 and derivative markets are forecasting that sterling volatility will remain high well into the summer.
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No wonder the cost of insuring Italian debt against default have crept up, bond yields IT10YT=RR have hit 7-week highs and shares are set for their biggest weekly fall in seven weeks .FTMIB.
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But the agency, which is also responsible for insuring the bulk of Canadian mortgages issued by banks and other big lenders, said the high prices and overbuilding should dampen future growth in prices and homebuilding.
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The cost of insuring Bahrain's sovereign debt against default has jumped to near multi-year highs this week, partly because of investor jitters about the government's large budget deficit and declines in the foreign reserves.
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IT WILL REALLY WORK AS A COMPLIMENT TO THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY, THE PHYSICIANS IN TERMS OF INSURING, YOU KNOW, THAT THOSE CONSUMERS ARE FOLLOWING THE CARE PLANS THAT THEIR PHYSICIANS HAVE LAID OUT FOR THEM.
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After bottoming at 201 basis points in May 2017, the cost of insuring Bahrain's debt against default has risen to 258 basis points, implying a 16.9 percent chance of default over the next five years.
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And that, in turn, raises rates for everyone else who stays in them, since insurers will have fewer healthy people in their pools to offset the costs of insuring those who need more medical care.
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An inspector general's review of $81.3 million worth of information technology contracts awarded by the IRS fell well short of meeting federal acquisition regulations for insuring the security of IRS computer systems and sensitive data.
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LONDON, Jan 30 (Reuters) - The UK bulk annuity market for insuring company defined benefit, or final salary, pension schemes totalled a record 42 billion pounds ($55.2 billion) in 2019, consultant Hymans Robertson said on Thursday.
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The cost for this coverage is 1 to 33 percent of the collection's value, though insuring 10 $10,000 rings will cost less than one $100,000 ring since that could be more easily lost or stolen.
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The same CMS report found the cost of insuring new enrollees made eligible for Medicaid by ACA actually increased 2628 percent between 28503 and 22019—instead of decreasing by 22 percent, as CMS had predicted.
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This prospect caused the Saudi riyal to hit a record low aginst the U.S. dollar in the one-year forwards market on Thursday, while the cost of insuring against a Saudi sovereign debt default rose.
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In marketing materials, DRN says it is "a game changer for insurance carriers" who can use the technology to catch people insuring their vehicle in one state for a cheaper price while actually living elsewhere.
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LONDON, Nov 8 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Lebanese and Saudi Arabian debt hit the highest since late 2008 and July this year respectively on Wednesday, as political tensions in both countries simmered.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bank of England Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden said on Friday he saw signs that investors were increasingly insuring against "downside" Brexit outcomes, although these moves were small in comparison to before the Brexit vote.
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In anticipation of the move, the cost of insuring against a Lebanese sovereign default has also soared in recent days, with 5-year credit default swaps (CDS) quoted on Tuesday by IHS Markit at 1,096 bps.
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The FCC noted that by being the first country to make high-frequency spectrum available for mobile use, the U.S. had taken a vital step in insuring that it will retain global leadership in wireless innovation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to debt issued by Credit Suisse jumped by 3 basis points (bps) on Friday after Chief Executive Tidjane Thiam quit amid a power struggle at Switzerland's second-biggest bank.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The cost of insuring against an Argentine sovereign default rose on Monday after opposition candidate, Alberto Fernandez, said the country would struggle under present conditions to repay a loan to the International Monetary Fund.
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The cost of insuring against a Petrobras bond default for five years PETR5YUSAC=R, a contract commonly known as credit default swap, has dropped about two-thirds in the past 11 months, to 334 basis points.
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Insuring people through Obamacare — which was crafted in part to cover people who can't get health insurance through their jobs — may be costing less money than if they had employer-based coverage, a new study suggests.
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Why it matters: Insuring AVs is an unprecedented insurance challenge, as they will generate huge volumes of data from a variety of parts and will be comprised of complex systems that share responsibility in interlocking ways.
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The bottom line: Insuring AVs will rely on numerous AI-based tools for data analysis: for building out a preliminary database, for analyzing individual incidents, and for identifying patterns in order to improve safety going forward.
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Lebanon's five-year credit default swaps, or the price of insuring the country's debt against a default, fell to $33 this week from a high of $900 in January, levels not seen since November last year.
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So, in the grand scheme, it isn't a lot of money — and the problem that previously programs designed to help offset the cost of insuring sick people have run into is they don't have adequate funding.
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LONDON, Nov 20 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Turkish debt rose on Monday to the highest level in six months, as tensions with the United States remained high ahead of a key court case.
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Turkey's main stock index tumbled for a second day and, more worrying for foreign investors, there was a surge in both Turkish money market rates and the cost of insuring exposure to the country's sovereign debt.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Deutsche Bank's debt through 5-year credit defaults swaps (CDS) held flat at 71 basis points (bps) compared with 64 bps at Friday's close, indicative data from IHS Markit showed.
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However, the cost of insuring Bahrain's debt against default remained high on Wednesday, suggesting many investors were still sceptical about the country's ability to stabilise its finances over the long term without repeated injections of aid.
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" The most effectual mechanism for insuring a society governed by reason and truth, Jefferson would add, is a free press: "It is therefore the first shut up by those who fear the investigation of their actions.
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If the company were to make an acquisition, it would likely not be in traditional reinsurance as Munich Re's customers preferred diversifying their exposure rather than insuring their risks with just one big company, he said.
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On some of the most common forms of medical care, whether its prescription drugs, dental or therapy, there is a clearer divide among Americans over whether the government should play a central role in insuring them.
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LONDON, Aug 2 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to China's sovereign debt rose to the highest level in more than a month on Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump warned of new tariffs on China.
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I don't know of any way companies can protect themselves from cyberattacks 100 percent of the time, but by insuring themselves against a breach, start-ups stand a good chance of recovering if the worst happens.
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DUBAI, June 18 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring Bahrain's sovereign debt against default is at an historical high, amid continuing concerns over the country's ability to tap international markets to stave off a potential financial crisis.
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The cost of insuring bond debt against default in Argentina has boomed to 3,600 basis points — 360% — on a five-year credit default swap, an insurance product designed to protect bond holders, an increase of 93%.
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DUBAI, March 9 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring against a potential debt default by Saudi Arabia spiked by nearly 70% on Monday, IHS Markit data showed after oil prices plunged by as much as a third.
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DUBAI, March 9 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring against a potential debt default by Saudi Arabia spiked by nearly 70% on Monday, IHS Markit data showed after oil prices plunged by as much as a third.
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LONDON, Aug 28 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring Lebanon's sovereign debt against default jumped to a fresh record high and the country's dollar-denominated bonds came under pressure again on Wednesday after mounting tensions with Israel.
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Ventilla rejoined Google as a group product manager, and eventually became responsible for creating a "unity of experience" across the company's products—insuring that, say, a user's search results are informed by her YouTube browsing history.
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DUBAI, Feb 25 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring against sovereign debt defaults by Gulf Arab states has risen in recent days as markets price the risk the coronavirus outbreak represents for the crude export-dependent region.
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The former New York City mayor has come under increasing pressure to free the employees from non-disclosure agreements insuring their silence, including calls from Elizabeth Warren this week that tripped up Bloomberg in the debate.
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The cost of insuring against European banks default hit a four-month high on Monday and traders will be watching closely for signals from ECB chief Mario Draghi, who will also attend the summit in Brussels later.
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LONDON, June 24 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to debt from the United Kingdom almost doubled on Friday after the country voted to leave the European Union, surging to the highest level in nearly four years.
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The Justice Department on Friday released Attorney General Jeff Sessions' full legal opinion giving the Trump administration the go-ahead to end federal subsidies that help pay the cost of insuring low-income individuals covered under Obamacare.
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The cost of insuring against a Lebanese sovereign default has also risen, with 5-year credit default swaps (CDS) quoted on Wednesday by IHS Markit at 1,148 bps, up 11 basis points from the previous day close.
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LONDON, May 23 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Italian and Spanish sovereign debt rose to new multi-month highs on Wednesday amid mounting concerns over political risk emanating from Rome and broader pressure on markets.
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LONDON, March 16 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Russian debt rose on Friday to the highest level in almost a month after widespread condemnation from the West over a nerve agent attack on British soil.
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Monday's drop in U.S. bank stocks follows concern over stress in the financial sector in Europe, where the cost of insuring the European financial sector's senior debt against default climbed to its highest level since late 2013.
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Monday's drop in U.S. bank stocks follows concern over stress in the financial sector in Europe, where the cost of insuring the European financial sector's senior debt against default climbed to its highest level since late 2013.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Spain's deepening political crisis drove up the cost of insuring exposure to Spanish sovereign and bank debt to multi-month highs on Wednesday and rippled out to Italian and Portuguese credit default swap (CDS) markets.
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LONDON, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Turkish sovereign dollar bonds fell across the curve on Monday and the cost of insuring exposure to Turkish debt rose after sovereign credit ratings downgrades by Moody's and S&P Global on Friday.
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In the past, the laws adopted by our society have required police officers to perform many unpalatable tasks, such as insuring legalized discrimination or even denying the basic rights of citizenship to many of our fellow Americans.
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In the case of health care, it was a lot easier to peddle scare stories about Obamacare before it went into effect, insuring tens of millions, than it is to defend taking away coverage people already have.
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LONDON, Aug 30 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Turkish debt jumped on Thursday and government dollar-denominated bonds extended falls across the curve with the lira down over 4 percent as the currency crisis continued.
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GOP leaders claimed a measure of victory Monday evening when the Congressional Budget Office in an analysis predicted that federal cost-sharing subsidies would lower premiums by reducing the cost of insuring people with high healthcare costs.
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LONDON, Nov 19 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Ireland's sovereign debt rose on Monday to the highest since June 2017, as worries over the fallout of a messy Brexit on the country's economy rattled markets.
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As the country's economic malaise has deepened this year, its dollar bonds have tumbled around 16% in price and the cost of insuring its debt against the risk of default has surged beyond most countries bar Argentina's.
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The cost of insuring Athens' debt against default, as measured by five-year credit default swaps, also fell to a six-month low, while the country's stocks outperformed all other euro zone markets to rise 1.5 percent.
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The cost of insuring Athens' debt against default, as measured by five-year credit default swaps, also fell to a six-month low, while the country's stocks outperformed all other euro zone markets to rise 1 percent.
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Once his downtown series was done, Lyon, ever restless, threw himself back into the great, troubled world, and he has continued to empathize with the displaced and the dispossessed, insuring that their struggles don't go unseen. ♦
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Keeping policy loose in the hope that inflation remains tame even with such low levels of joblessness, the research argued, risks greater potential costs to the economy than insuring against quicker price growth with tighter policy now.
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Lloyd's aims to cut the costs of insuring standard risks to 10-20 percent of current premiums from 30-40 percent through automation, it said in the document, with pressure on the market to be quicker and cheaper.
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"Consistent with that it is noteworthy that option pricing implies that market participants are insuring to a greater degree against tail outcomes," Ramsden said in a speech to the Society of Professional Economists at Bloomberg's offices in London.
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The so-called 'buy-in' deal will help protect the defined benefit, or final salary, payments of around 4,300 workers and 1,500 pensioners by insuring against the risk of investment returns falling or people living longer than expected.
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Driving the news: Under the policy, AXIS will stop insuring and investing in tar sands extraction, pipeline projects and their dedicated infrastructure, in addition to restricting coverage of new coal-fired power plants, coal mines and coal companies.
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LONDON, Feb 7 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to debt issued by Credit Suisse jumped by 3 basis points (bps) on Friday after Chief Executive Tidjane Thiam quit amid a power struggle at Switzerland's second-biggest bank.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal jury has ordered two Texas-based home mortgage entities and their chief executive to pay nearly $93 million for defrauding the U.S. government into insuring thousands of risky loans, according to court records.
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Mr King points out that the cash market has recently, and unusually, underperformed the derivative (ie, the spread, or excess interest rate, on corporate bonds has risen faster than the cost of insuring against default via a CDS).
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The cost of insuring Bahrain's sovereign debt against default fell but remained high even after last week's pledge of assistance, with credit default swaps now implying a nearly 24 percent probability of default in the next five years.
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The cost of insuring South Africa's debt against default has also leapt, with its five-year credit default swaps trading at 318 bps on Friday, according to Markit, versus 289 bps for Russia and 258 bps for Turkey.
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LONDON, April 1443 (Reuters) - Russian dollar bonds extended losses on Tuesday and the cost of insuring exposure to Russian debt jumped to a six-month high in the wake of U.S. sanctions targeting Russian companies and their owners.
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LONDON, Oct 4 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Spanish bank debt and Spanish, Italian and Portuguese sovereign debt rose on Wednesday as the impact of the crisis in Catalonia spread to the wider euro zone region.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Hundreds of French farmers who signed up for specialist policies aimed at insuring against freak weather are getting swift payouts which could help them recover from heatwaves and prolonged droughts that hit parts of the country.
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LONDON, Aug 13 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring against an Argentine sovereign default jumped again on Tuesday as investors continued to react to the heavy defeat of President Mauricio Macri in the country's primary elections at the weekend.
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LONDON, Oct 31 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to South African debt fell to five-week lows on Monday and sovereign dollar bonds rallied, after the state prosecutor dropped fraud charges against respected finance minister Pravin Gordhan.
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Dubai government bond prices and the cost of insuring Dubai sovereign debt showed little reaction on Wednesday to the S&P downgrades, partly because many investors assume Dubai can count on further aid from Abu Dhabi if necessary.
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Second, increasing the value of SNAP benefits for all participants – and even more so for families with children – is a simple mechanism for targeting cash-like resources to low-income families and is critical to insuring against hunger.
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All of the objects stored at these facilities are insured by their owners, and insurance companies "are not required to report to the F.B.I. or to Interpol" if a policyholder is insuring a stolen object, Mr. Wittman said.
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He said that Mr. Trump inflated his net worth to qualify for bigger bank loans, misrepresented the value of properties to avoid taxes and exaggerated the value of his assets when insuring them — in other words, committed fraud.
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DUBAI, March 23 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring against a potential default by Gulf oil producer Oman inched up by 2 basis points on Monday from last week's close, according to IHS Markit, a financial information services company.
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LONDON, March 17 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to debt issued by Greece's government rose to a 13-month high on Tuesday on fears over the economic toll the coronavirus spread could take on the country's economy.
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LONDON, March 3 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to debt issued by Italy and China eased on Tuesday as hopes remained high that monetary policy action will help to stem the economic fallout from the coronavirus outbreak.
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LONDON, Feb 26 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to debt issued by Italy's government and some of its lenders rose on Wednesday on fears over the economic toll the coronavirus spread could take on the country's economy.
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DUBAI, Jan 6 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring against a potential debt default by Saudi Arabia has spiked by more than 16% since the killing on Friday of Iranian military commander Qassem Soleimani in a U.S. drone strike.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal jury has ordered two Texas-based home mortgage entities and their chief executive to pay nearly $93 million for defrauding the U.S. government into insuring thousands of risky loans, authorities said on Wednesday.
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The CAP plan is aimed at insuring the roughly 30 million people who remain uninsured even after ObamaCare's gains, as well as providing more generous coverage for people who are currently "underinsured," with high out-of-pocket costs.
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LONDON, June 14 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to the sovereign debt of Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Lebanon rose on Friday, a day after two oil tankers were hit in suspected attacks in the Gulf of Oman.
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LONDON, Sept 26 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Turkish government debt jumped on Monday to its highest level since the days following the bungled coup on July 15 after Moody's slashed the country's credit rating to 'junk'.
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"Knowing more about your menstrual cycle gives you a window into your health, from simply insuring you are prepared to understanding your personal patterns and regularities," said Sumbul Desai, Apple's vice president of health, during the Worldwide Developers Conference.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Turkey's sovereign debt soared to a six-month high on Monday, after the country's financial regulators opened investigations into JP Morgan and other banks accusing them of providing misinformation that stoked FX volatility.
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In September the cost of insuring Lebanese sovereign debt against default LBGV5YUSAC=MG soared to its highest level since the global financial crisis of 2008, implying a more than 40 percent chance of default in the next five years.
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As Sears' financial condition deteriorated over the years, some vendors stopped supplying it, cut down on shipments or tightened repayment terms, concerned about the retailer's financial woes and the soaring cost of insuring supply agreements, Reuters reported last year.
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According to the committee's filing, terms of the plan will not affect PG&E's ratepayers and will provide for a $4 billion contribution to a fund for insuring against utility-related wildfire liabilities that California officials are considering establishing.
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LONDON, July 1 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to China's sovereign debt fell by 3 basis points (bps) on Monday after the United States and China agreed on Saturday to restart trade talks, while Turkey CDS also declined.
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Russia five-year credit default swaps, the cost of insuring exposure to its debt, jumped to a one-month high as Russian dollar bond prices fell across the curve, though it was the rouble debt that dropped the most.
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With liquidity in these markets all but drying up and the cost of insuring the bonds using credit default swaps (CDS) shooting to levels not seen since 2011, spooked investors were reminded of the onset of the financial crisis.
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A party buoyed by resistance to recent GOP efforts to repeal the law known as Obamacare will now have to decide how far to move toward insuring all Americans as they try to defeat President Donald Trump next year.
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LONDON, Jan 18 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to South African debt ballooned out to its widest point in almost seven years on Monday as key commodities came under selling pressure and concerns about global economic growth rose.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Argentina's sovereign debt surged by 938 basis points on Monday as investors worried about a return to interventionist economics following a defeat for President Mauricio Macri in the weekend's primary election.
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LONDON, June 24 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Irish government debt nearly doubled on Friday, surging to the highest level in nearly 2-1/2 years after neighbouring Britain voted in favour of leaving the European Union.
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Sponsors of traditional pension plans have been dropping them like hot potatoes - many do not want to carry pension obligations on their books, and some complain about the rising cost of insuring plans through the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corp.
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LONDON, Aug 13 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Argentina's sovereign debt remained at a five-year high on Tuesday, as investors continued to digest the chastening defeat of President Mauricio Macri in the country's weekend primary elections.
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LONDON, June 8 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Italy's sovereign debt jumped on Friday due to broad-based risk aversion in world markets and unease about Rome's spending plans, prompting a sell off in Italy's government bonds.
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Many of these clubs - owned by shipping companies - have been an integral part of the City of London for nearly two centuries, insuring ocean going ships against pollution and injury claims, typically the biggest costs when a vessel sinks.
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Southern European bond yields soared on Thursday with the premium Spain pays to borrow over Germany at its widest in nearly a year, while the cost of insuring against a default in Portugal shot to a four-month high.
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Fears of a euro break-up have risen to their highest since 2012, according to a gauge risk compiled by Thomson Reuters financial information service IFR and based on the cost of insuring against the defaults of different countries.
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LONDON, Feb 24 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to debt issued by Italy's government and banks rose on Monday after the country struggled to contain the worst coronavirus outbreak outside Asia, which claimed four lives and infected hundreds.
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Additional efforts could include grading university economics departments on their diversity efforts, and insuring racial and gender diversity in top positions at leading journals, which can make or break economists' careers by choosing to publish or reject their research.
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LONDON, March 12 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to debt issued by European banks and financial across Europe rose sharply on Thursday on concerns over tumbling interest rates and the economic fallout from the spread of the coronavirus.
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The revised Better Care Reconciliation Act was released today, and here's the bottom line: It returns individual insurance markets to the bad old days when insurers competed on insuring the healthy and finding ways to avoid covering the sick.
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Firms based in any EU member state may serve clients in any other: lending and raising money, trading and clearing derivatives, and insuring lives and property across the union without setting up shop locally, in a system known as "passporting".
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The cost of insuring exposure to Lebanese debt on Thursday hit its highest since late 2008, with five-year credit default swaps (CDS) for Lebanon jumping 30 basis points (bps) from Wednesday's close to 615 bps, according to IHS Markit data.
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Local markets are closed for the week but a fall in the ringgit in offshore trading and a rise in the cost of insuring the country's debt showed investors are nervous about the country's first political change in six decades.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Italian risk in the five-year credit default swaps market touched a 21-22/21.1510 year high of 103 basis points, a jump of 210 basis points on the day, data from IHS Markit showed.
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LONDON, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Russian sovereign dollar bonds rose across the curve and the cost of insuring exposure to Russian debt fell on Monday, after ratings agency S&P Global raised the country's credit rating to investment grade late on Friday.
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On the surface, the case is simple: Last year the White House announced it was doing away with an Obamacare subsidy to insurers known as cost-sharing reduction payments, or CSRs, which help cover the cost of insuring low-income Americans.
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Credit default swaps, or the cost of insuring exposure to Turkish debt, spiked 11 basis points (bps) in one day to reach 483 bps, similar to levels seen ahead of Turkey's local elections in late March, Reuters reported, citing IHS Markit.
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As Sears' financial condition deteriorated over the years, some vendors stopped supplying Sears, cut down on their shipments or tightened repayment terms, concerned about the retailer's financial woes and the soaring cost of insuring supply agreements, Reuters reported last year.
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NEW YORK, Dec 1 (Reuters) - A federal jury has ordered two Texas-based home mortgage entities and their chief executive to pay nearly $93 million for defrauding the U.S. government into insuring thousands of risky loans, authorities said on Wednesday.
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The cost of insuring French government debt against default has doubled since the start of the year FRGV5YUSAC=MG while the yield differential between five-year French and safe-haven German bonds rose to its highest since 2013 last month.
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LONDON, May 24 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Turkish sovereign debt fell to a one-week low on Thursday after the country's central bank delivered an emergency rate hike in an attempt to stem the slide of the lira.
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LONDON, June 26 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Qatari sovereign debt rose to a one-year high on Monday after neighbouring Arab states, which have imposed sanctions on Qatar, issued an ultimatum, giving Doha 10 days to comply.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Selling of Russian debt intensified on Tuesday with issues from names such as Gazprom and NLMK falling, while the cost of insuring exposure to Russian debt jumped to an eight-month high in the wake of U.S. sanctions.
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The price of insuring $10 million worth of Wells Fargo debt maturing in five years was unchanged on Tuesday at $64,0.23 per year following the Fitch announcement, according to credit default swaps (CDS) prices from Markit, the financial information services company.
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LONDON, March 19 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Russian sovereign debt hit the highest since February 23 on Monday following rising tensions with the West after a nerve toxin attack on a former Russian double agent on British soil.
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LONDON, Nov 11 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring Turkish government debt against default hit its highest since mid-July on Friday and for South Africa it rose to a three-week high as emerging markets were buffeted in widespread sell-off.
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LONDON, Aug 9 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Italian sovereign debt and the country's banks rose sharply on Friday after the leader of Italy's ruling League party, Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, declared the governing coalition to be unworkable.
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CLS, a vital piece of currency market infrastructure owned by dozens of the world's largest commercial banks, has allowed banks over the past decade to cut the cost of insuring currency trades against the default of one of the parties.
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LONDON, March 13 (Reuters) - Slovakia's 10-year bond yield rose as much as five basis points on Tuesday and the cost of insuring exposure to its debt hit the highest in almost three months as the country's government inched towards collapse.
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But it has remained near multi-year lows in the offshore forwards market SAR1YD=W, which is not under the direct control of the central bank, and the cost of insuring Saudi sovereign debt against default SAGV5YUSAC=MG has stayed high.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Turkish bank debt rose on Wednesday, with five-year credit default swaps (CDS) for Yapi Kredi up 1 basis point (bp) from Tuesday's close to 460 bps, according to IHS Markit, a record high.
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But this did not stop the cost of insuring the debt of Deutsche Bank using credit default swaps (CDS) from spiking, surging over 200 basis points on Monday, widening further than at any point during the financial crisis in 2008.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss Re and Security First Insurance have teamed up to offer water damage insurance to homeowners in Florida using a new modeling system that could reshape the private market for insuring against floods, the Swiss reinsurer said on Monday.
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MILAN, April 26 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring Italy's debt against default fell to its lowest since September 2014 as the possibility of the reformist Democratic Party (PD) forming a government with the anti-establishment Five-Star Movement boosted investor sentiment.
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The cost of insuring against a Saudi sovereign default over the next five years touched 100 basis points last week for the first time since June, showing how the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi has damaged sentiment toward the country.
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LONDON, Aug 12 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Argentina's sovereign debt surged by 938 basis points on Monday as investors worried about a return to interventionist economics following a defeat for President Mauricio Macri in the weekend's primary election.
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In April, Kemp signed two significant bills that addressed some of the issues raised by Democrats and the Common Cause lawsuit, such as extending the "use it or lose it" period and insuring protections for voters using absentee and provisional ballots.
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Five-year credit default swaps - the cost of insuring South African government debt against default - added 1 basis point to 225 bps, its highest level in nearly four months, from Monday's close of 224 bps, according to data provider IHS Markit.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Irish debt nearly doubled, surging to the highest level in nearly 2-1.343/2 years as investors weighed the implications of Brexit for neighbouring Ireland, which counts the UK as a major trading partner.
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LONDON (Reuters) - News of a vote of no confidence against Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May on Wednesday pushed the cost of insuring UK government debt against default to its highest since the country's 2016 vote to leave the European Union.
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LONDON, June 8 (Reuters) - Qatari sovereign dollar bonds extended losses on Thursday to approach three-month lows and the cost of insuring exposure to the kingdom's debt rose to the highest level since mid-November, after a credit ratings downgrade.
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While the bank's official credit rating does not have such a low status, the cost of insuring against a default on its debt, as measured by the CDS price, shows that investors see a higher risk of not getting repaid.
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Richter had listened to the screenplay, and even raised the possibility of making the paintings for the film himself—a notion that Donnersmarck, imagining long delays and the nightmare of insuring millions of dollars' worth of original art, had declined.
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A dowry system no longer exists in the United States, but in ancient times it was seen as necessary for fathers to provide a dowry when their daughter married as a way of insuring the groom would take care of her.
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The iTraxx Europe crossover index of credit default swaps (CDS), which measures the cost of insuring exposure to a basket of sub-investment grade European companies, jumped 17 bps from Monday's close to 626 bps, data from IHS Markit showed.
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Physicians for a National Health Program (an organization with a self-explanatory name) says the savings from nixing private insurance companies would be hundreds of billions of dollars per year and more than enough to cover the costs of insuring everyone.
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LONDON, March 9 (Reuters) - The rise in costs of insuring exposure to debt issued by sovereigns and banks affected by the economic fallout from the coronavirus, plummeting bond yields and the oil price crash on Monday continued to rise sharply.
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Cardin, who like the majority of the Senate Democratic caucus does not support Medicare for All, said the plan would require raising taxes substantially because private employers would no longer foot the bill for insuring the majority of the American public.
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LONDON, Feb 21 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring French government debt against default rose on Tuesday to its highest level in more than three years on heightened concerns about an unpredictable presidential race in the euro zone's second-biggest economy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The cost of insuring Deutsche Bank's debt against default rose around 8 percent on Friday after the U.S. Department of Justice asked the lender to pay $14 billion to settle an investigation into its selling of mortgage-backed securities.
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LONDON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - South Africa's sovereign dollar bonds fell across the curve on Tuesay and the cost of insuring exposure to its debt rose to a fresh one-month high as political deadlock over President Jacob Zuma's future continued.
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LONDON, Oct 30 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Lebanese sovereign debt fell on Wednesday after Saad al-Hariri resigned as prime minister, declaring he had hit a "dead end" in trying to resolve a crisis unleashed by huge protests.
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On Monday, Saudi yields fell back marginally, while the cost of insuring against a Saudi sovereign default over the next five years decreased to around 92 bps after having touched 100 bps last week for the first time since June.
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The cost of insuring against a UK debt default is at the highest since the 2016 vote and some big banks say a lurch into a 'hard' Brexit where ties are badly severed would hack another 5-10 percent of sterling.
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LONDON, Oct 10 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Turkey's sovereign debt climbed to its highest in a month on Thursday, after Turkish troops and their Syrian rebel allies launched a ground operation against a Kurdish militia in northeast Syria.
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Funding options for long-term care costs include a traditional long-term care insurance policy, a hybrid cash-value life insurance policy that can help you cover these expenses, or self-insuring with your own cash — if you have the resources.
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In this vacuum, the N.E.A., founded in 1965, serves three critical functions: It promotes the arts; it distributes and stimulates funding; and it administers a program that minimizes the costs of insuring arts exhibitions through indemnity agreements backed by the government.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to credit issued by German lender Deutsche Bank jumped on Thursday after the Wall Street Journal reported the U.S. Federal Reserve last year designated the bank's U.S. operations to be in "troubled condition".
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A top group of experts who analyze the financial risks of insuring people warned Congress on Wednesday that repealing major parts of Obamacare without also enacting a replacement plan at the same time could significantly disrupt the individual plan health insurance market.
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LONDON, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Turkish sovereign dollar bonds fell and the cost of insuring exposure to the country's sovereign debt rose on Tuesday as pro-Syrian government forces entered Syria's northwestern Afrin region to help a Kurdish militia fend off a Turkish assault.
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The White House intends to stop providing federal subsidies to help cover the costs of insuring low-income Americans on Obamacare, it announced late Thursday night, just hours after President Donald Trump signed an executive order to dramatically undermine the health care law.
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The big change in the gold market since the turn of the millennium has been the rise of exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which have made it easy for investors to get exposure to the metal without worrying about storing it or insuring it.
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As a result, total capital available for insuring upstream risks - including around 3,173 offshore platforms around the world and supply equipment such as drill ships - have risen about 10 percent over the past year to about $7 billion, an industry source said.
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LONDON, Oct 9 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring Pakistan's sovereign debt against default fell 13 basis points on Tuesday after the country's finance minister Asad Umar said on Monday the government would seek to open talks with the International Monetary Fund this week.
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The cost of insuring Qatar's sovereign debt against default fell back for the first time in a week, while yields on Doha's international bonds dropped almost 10 basis points and the stock market stabilised after sliding 8.7 percent in the past week.
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The price drop, however, started to ease later in the day and regional credit default swaps - which indicate the cost of insuring against a default - were fairly stable, with only Saudi Arabia up by one point early in the morning, IHS Markit said.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Turkey's sovereign debt rose on Thursday, with five-year credit default swaps jumping 11 basis points from Wednesday's close to 483 basis points, similar levels to just before the March 31 polls, according to IHS Markit.
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"Insurance is basically a one-year contract, at the end of which the insurer gets to say, 'Oh, we'll keep insuring you, but here's the new cost,' or, 'Sorry, insurance is no longer available given the wind risk in your location,'" said Ludgin.
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Lebanon's risks are reflected in the cost of insuring its debt, which surged back to the highest of any government in the world after briefly easing in the wake of parliament approving the budget on Friday, signaling an elevated risk of default.
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LONDON, July 10 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Turkey's sovereign debt rose sharply on Tuesday after President Tayyip Erdogan unveiled his new cabinet, leaving out some familiar market-friendly names and putting his son-in-law in charge of the economy.
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LONDON, June 24 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Turkey's sovereign debt fell by 16 basis points (bps) on Monday after the opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) scored a decisive win against President Tayyip Erdogan's ruling AK Party in Sunday's Istanbul elections.
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Policymakers should instead promote private and public vehicles that ease retirees' long-term economic anxiety, perhaps by better insuring against growing longevity and long-term care risks — much in the way policymakers did during the Great Depression through new programs like Social Security.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Following the surprise resignation of Mexican finance minister Carlos Urzua last week and doubts over what the business plan for state oil company Pemex would entail the cost of insuring Pemex bonds rose to the highest level in three years.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Italian sovereign debt and the debt of the country's largest lenders rose on Tuesday after an Italian lawmaker said most of the country's problems would be solved if it returned to its own currency.
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There are new car dealer lots, used car lots, tire shops, brake inspectors, carwashes, gas stations, offices for renting cars, offices for insuring cars, offices for obtaining car title loans, and drive-through restaurants for commuters who must eat in the car.
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Teachers in such classrooms incorporate some progressive methods—circle time on the classroom rug; interdisciplinary projects that encompass math, science, social studies, and literacy—while insuring that their students know how to bubble in the answers on a multiple-choice test form.
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LONDON, May 9 (Reuters) - Turkey dollar bonds fell across the curve on Thursday and the cost of insuring exposure to the country's sovereign debt rose as anxiety weighed about a re-run of Istanbul's mayoral election and tensions surrounding U.S.-China trade talks.
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"You can't give these countries money, specifically Ukraine, because of their history of corruption, without insuring that they have controls in place, they've got accountability measures in place, and that they're doing everything they can to root out graft and corruption," he said.
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Rules were made to clamp down on what staff felt was undesirable behavior—hitting children, drinking, not helping to clean up, staying out late—but people who hadn't been part of making them didn't feel as committed to insuring that they were enforced.
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LONDON, March 27 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring South African government debt against default hit the highest level in nearly seven weeks on Monday after President Jacob Zuma asked his Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan to return home "immediately" from an investor roadshow.
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That's because Munich Re is insuring Fraugster's "Fraud Free" product, which takes on the full liability for each transaction to ensure retailers utilizing Fraugster's fraud detection technology never lose out — a sign that the company is pretty confident in its machine learning.
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LONDON, April 11 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Turkish sovereign debt rose to a fresh 4-4.23/2 month high on Wednesday and dollar bonds fell across the curve as investors fretted about monetary policy and inflation and rising geopolitical tensions.
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LONDON, Sept 16 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring Deutsche Bank's debt against default rose around 8 percent on Friday after the U.S. Department of Justice asked the lender to pay $14 billion to settle an investigation into its selling of mortgage-backed securities.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Turkish debt rose on Thursday to a 6-1/2 year high after the United States imposed sanctions on two of President Tayyip Erdogan's ministers in a dispute over the trial of an American pastor.
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The iTraxx European crossover index of credit default swaps, which measures the cost of insuring exposure to a basket of sub-investment-grade European companies, jumped 114 basis points to 593 basis points on Thursday, according to Markit, its highest since 2012.
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LONDON, May 31 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to credit issued by German lender Deutsche Bank jumped on Thursday after the Wall Street Journal reported the U.S. Federal Reserve last year designated the bank's U.S. operations to be in "troubled condition".
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LONDON, Feb 28 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Turkey's sovereign debt climbed to a four-month of 351 basis points on Friday as tensions in the region escalated following the death of 33 Turkish soldiers in an air strike in Syria.
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LONDON, Feb 27 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to debt issued by the governments of Italy, a number of Gulf states, Brazil and Mexico rose to multi-month highs after the spread of the coronavirus roiled financial markets around the globe.
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LONDON, Jan 27 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Italy's sovereign debt fell to a three-month low on Monday after right-wing League leader Matteo Salvini failed to overturn decades of leftist rule in the northern region of Emilia-Romagna.
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LONDON, Jan 22 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Italy's sovereign debt rose on Wednesday after reports that Luigi di Maio will step down as leader of Italy's co-governing 5-Star movement, fuelling fresh concerns over political uncertainty in the country.
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LONDON, June 5 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Qatari sovereign debt rose to the highest level in two months on Monday after Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain severed ties with Doha, accusing it of supporting terrorism.
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While Michelangelo painted the ceiling of Sistine Chapel between 1508 and 1512, it wasn't until Giorgio Ghisi created engravings of Michelangelo's work decades later — thus insuring that copies could be printed and reprinted — that the public became familiar with the original painted works.
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LONDON, June 6 (Reuters) - Qatar's 2026 sovereign dollar bond fell further on Tuesday to its lowest level since mid-March, and the cost of insuring exposure to Qatar debt rose to near four-month highs after the Arab world's biggest powers severed ties with Doha.
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LONDON, Nov 15 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Britain's sovereign debt rose to its highest level in almost two years on Thursday as political turmoil in the country over its exit from the European Union ripped through UK currency, bond and equity markets.
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"Hiscox Syndicates Ltd and Lloyds of London are some of the biggest insurers on the planet insuring everything from the smallest policies to some of the largest policies on the planet, and who even insured structures such as the World Trade Centers," the announcement reads.
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They differ in their particulars, but they serve the same general purpose: payments are made to insurers to at least partially offset unusually high costs from patients covered by Obamacare, helping to better spread the risk of insuring these new customers across the entire market.
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LONDON, Oct 4 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Russian debt rose to a one-week high on Thursday after U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Moscow must be held accountable for attempts to hack the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW).
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The cost of insuring exposure to South Africa's sovereign debt also rose with five year credit default swaps climbing as high as 188 basis points, an 8 bps jump from Tuesday's close and a near-three week high, according to data provider IHS Markit.
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It suggests FinCEN, which acts as a middleman between banks and the law enforcement and intelligence communities, could use those connections to build an examination team capable of insuring that what is demanded of banks is what the consumers of the bank-generated intelligence need.
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LONDON, Dec 4 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring debt issued by Thomas Cook against default hit a record high and its corporate debt tumbled on Tuesday as worries about the travel operator's debt deepened following its second profit warning in as many months last week.
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Under the ACA's expansion provision, the federal government promises to ultimately pay no less than 90 percent of the costs of insuring the newly eligible for Medicaid, in contrast to traditional Medicaid, where it splits the costs of covered people roughly equally with the states.
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But there is no evidence yet—none—that conservative figures with blemished records are rehabilitating their reputations by endorsing Clinton, or that Clinton is cozying up to new advisers, or that together they're doing anything other than insuring against the risk of a Trump victory.
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The cost of insuring against a Saudi sovereign default over the next five years touched 100 basis points last week for the first time since June, in a sign of how deeply the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi has damaged sentiment toward the kingdom.
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MEXICO CITY, July 16 (Reuters) - Following the surprise resignation of Mexican finance minister Carlos Urzua last week and doubts over what the business plan for state oil company Pemex would entail the cost of insuring Pemex bonds rose to the highest level in three years.
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For example, many courts interpret "arising out of" to require only a broad (rather than a stricter proximate) causal connection between the injuries suffered and the specified cause, making no distinction between whether the language is contained in an insuring agreement or an exclusion.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Mexican peso slumped to a five-month low and the cost of insuring exposure to Mexico's sovereign debt rose to its highest in two months after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to impose 5% tariffs on all imports from its southern neighbor.
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LONDON, Nov 14 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to debt issued by Italy's government and the country's banks rose on Wednesday after Rome re-submitted its draft budget for next year to the European Commission, setting the stage for a showdown with Brussels.
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The VDMA called for Germany's export credit agency, Hermes, to relax its conditions for insuring projects that contain foreign parts, saying its members increasingly have to compete with countries from outside the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development with less strict conditions, such as China.
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Now more than ever, CEOs need to look past their individual companies' interests, and make the case that trade is the best way to restore to US relationships and alliances, and vital to insuring our economic and national security in an increasingly turbulent world.
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Ordinary citizens who do not feel informed and involved will inevitably fear that whatever is being negotiated is likely to do them more harm than good — making life difficult for the negotiators, decreasing the chances of success and insuring a backlash at the polls.
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LONDON, Aug 2 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Lebanon's sovereign debt rose to a record high on Friday after the president warned of the risk of harsh financial measures from international institutions unless sacrifices are made to save the country from economic crisis.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The cost of insuring Saudi Arabia's debt against default has risen since the kingdom announced a plan to wean itself off volatile oil exports, showing that some investors fear it won't be able to raise enough revenue to make the reforms work.
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LONDON, April 12 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Turkey's sovereign debt rose to the highest level since the pre-election market turmoil in late March as festering disappointment over the country's economic strategy laid out this week kept the lira on the slide.
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Ditto for the Affordable Care Act, one that in addition to insuring millions of uninsured Americans directly impacted me by eliminating those preexisting injury or illness clauses that prevented me from obtaining private insurance at times, or ran my premiums up sky-high at others.
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LONDON, March 23 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to debt issued by major oil exporters Saudi Arabia and Russia surged on Monday, with China, Turkey, South Africa and Italy also seeing significant climbs as fears persisted over the impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
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LONDON, March 18 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring low-grade European debt and some major European banks against default climbed further on Wednesday as a rollout of large scale support measures to mitigate the fallout of the coronavirus outbreak failed to immediately calm markets.
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LONDON, Jan 24 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to China's sovereign debt remained at its highest level in six weeks on Friday amid rising concern over the spread of a virus that has killed 25 people and infected more than 800 in the country.
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As storm damage becomes more costly, it has left the N.F.I.P. tens of billions of dollars in debt and federal officials scrambling to bridge the divide between the rapidly growing expense of insuring these properties and the comparatively tiny, taxpayer-subsidized premiums that support it.
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The other side of the equation, the part the right often misses, is that insuring folks against bad luck and the downside risks of capitalist disruption is how you maintain political support for "neoliberal" market dynamism — and mute democratic demand for reactionary economic nationalism.
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Those costs include travel and accommodations for the gallery staff, plus daily expenses; the price of the booth at the fair itself, which can cost between tens and hundreds of thousands of dollars; and the cost of insuring and transporting all works of art.
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What emerged overall, however, was tedious and dull, as NBC dispensed with any pretense of edginess by tapping its late-night host, Jimmy Fallon, to emcee the telecast, insuring there wouldn't be any of those uncomfortable moments that, say, Ricky Gervais doled out in the past.
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However, investor concerns about the company's leverage have pushed the share price down to its lowest level since 1996, while the yield on its two-year bonds has surged to over eight percent and the cost of insuring its debt against default has hit a record high.
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LONDON, May 31 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Mexico's sovereign debt rose to the highest level in two months on Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump said the United States planned to impose 5% tariffs on all imports from its southern neighbour from June 10.
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SINGAPORE, May 10 (Reuters) - A fall in the Malaysian ringgit in offshore trading and a rise in the cost of insuring the country's debt showed how nervous investors were on Thursday after a stunning election defeat of the coalition that had ruled Malaysia for six decades.
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This year, the options market shows the cost of insuring investments against North Korean-related risks has surged, with 3-month protection against a drop in the won, for example, reaching a high of 231 basis points in mid-April, double the levels six months earlier.
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LONDON, Sept 22 (Reuters) - Nerves over North Korea knocked emerging market stocks and pushed the cost of insuring Seoul's debt to the highest this year on Wednesday, but a rally in bonds drove average local debt yields below 25 percent for the first time since early 2015.
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This followed a report on Thursday that the U.S. regulator viewed the lender as "troubled" last year, and on Friday a Standard & Poor's credit rating downgrade to BBB+ from A-. Deutsche Bank shares were up 3.7 percent at 1235 GMT, although the cost of insuring against default .
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Originally named after a tire sold in the catalog, Allstate underwrote its first policy in 1931, insuring a Studebaker, after "a customer walked into the one-room Allstate office holding an auto door handle broken off in a theft attempt," according to the company's official history.
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This followed a report on Thursday that the U.S. regulator viewed the lender as "troubled" last year, and on Friday a Standard & Poor's credit rating downgrade to BBB+ from A-. Deutsche Bank shares were up 3.7 percent at 1235 GMT, although the cost of insuring against default .
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If the opinion is upheld by the court, it could force Uber to comply with myriad local transportation regulations – some dating back as much as a century – meaning it must take more responsibility for certifying, insuring and paying its drivers, as traditional taxi firms now do.
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LONDON, Aug 14 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Argentina's sovereign debt jumped a further 150 basis points on Wednesday as investors stayed on edge amid a market rout following a primary vote that dealt a blow to President Mauricio Macri's re-election chances in October.
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Many powerful individuals in America today, most of whom are found in traditional positions of leadership, know that if the rule of law, insuring fairness and equality of treatment for all, is strictly observed and enforced, their grasp on power and control will be seriously hampered.
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Read more:How engagement rings have changed over the past 100 yearsI picked out my own engagement ring, and it was the best decision I could have madeHere's what you need know about insuring an engagement ring26 of the most expensive celebrity engagement rings of all time
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Another is to merge the risk pools of those buying health plans exempt from federal requirements and those buying so-called qualified plans, so that the cost of insuring sicker populations would be offset by the lower risk of covering healthier people who opt for cheaper plans.
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The groups said they would ramp up pressure on Zurich, which told the campaigners in a letter last week it would continue insuring the Trans Mountain Pipeline while it discusses with the Canadian government how to meet its Paris climate agreement targets with the pipeline in place.
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One, known as guaranteed issue, mandates that insurance companies sell insurance plans to people regardless of how sick they are, and another, known as community rating, prohibits insurance companies from pricing those plans to reflect the greater financial risk of insuring people with pre-existing medical conditions.
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LONDON, March 2 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to debt issued by Italy and China eased on Monday after hopes for a raft of global interest rate cuts to help shore up economies hit by the coronavirus outfall brought a measure of calm to battered markets.
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LONDON, Oct 30 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to South Africa's sovereign debt surged 13 basis point, its most in over a month, after the Treasury said the budget deficit will rise to a nearly two-decade high and its gross debt is set to soar.
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LONDON, May 29 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to China's sovereign debt rose to the highest level in four months on Wednesday amid a flare up in trade tensions between Washington and Beijing and lingering fears over the health of the world's second largest economy.
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LONDON, March 23 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Turkish debt rose on Friday to within a whisker of the three-and-a-half month highs hit earlier this week, as investor concern about Turkey's economy were compounded by fears of a global trade war.
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Indexes for insuring European financial debt jumped to hit their highest levels since early 2016 with the index for senior financial debt climbing to a high of 137 basis points (bps) while the index for subordinated financial debt rose to 137 bps, data from IHS Markit showed.
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No matter from which angle you're looking—insuring the players, covering travel costs, shutting down the league for three weeks, wanting to become a partner and gain the rights to use the Olympic logo—the league felt it wasn't getting enough compensation to release its players.
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For its part, he says, the right needs to square up to the unyielding fact of human "risk aversion" and the indispensable role safety nets in placating this deep-seated distaste for feelings of uncertainty and insecurity by insuring us against the turbulence of capitalist dynamism.
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My concern now was that, by being early so as to be sure not to miss anything, I was also insuring that my feet would be awake by 2:49, and I'd be standing in the same waking level or depth I was standing in every other day.
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An exemption for insuring new projects in "countries where sufficient access to alternative energy sources is not available" could allow AXIS to insure hundreds of new plants through 2024 in South and Southeast Asia, where the majority of the currently proposed coal-fired power plants would be built.
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At one point on Friday, the cost of insuring Deutsche Bank's debt against default jumped by 21 basis points on Friday, according to data from Markit, and trading in Deutsche Bank's so-called "CoCo" bonds - widely-watched contingent convertible bonds - set a new record low, according to Dow Jones.
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NEW YORK, Sept 19 (Reuters) - A federal judge ordered two Texas-based mortgage companies and their chief executive to pay $296.3 million to the U.S. government after a jury found them liable for inducing the government into insuring risky home loans, the U.S. Department of Justice said on Tuesday.
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" He said that online courses are now operating as usual and that there is a small staff in place "dedicated to insuring that each and every student who has paid for classes will receive one on one consultations in order to best fulfill the classes that were paid for.
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Mark Carhart, chief investment officer and founding partner of Kepos Capital and a top Wall Street quant, discusses insuring against stock market crash risk and what investing quant factors to look for with CNBC's Mike Santoli at CNBC/Institutional Investor's Delivering Alpha Conference, in an exclusive for CNBC PRO.
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The cost of insuring Lebanese debt has hit its lowest level this year on the back of some reassuring news for investors: The country has finally formed its government after nine months of gridlock, and state officials revealed they are in talks over financial support for a floundering economy.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Italian sovereign debt has crept up again to late March levels but remains a fraction of what it was during the 2010-2012 crisis and in early 2017 when concerns about a euro zone breakup peaked again ahead of French presidential elections.
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The bulk annuity market, which involves insuring all, through a buy-out, or part, through a buy-in, of a company's defined benefit, or final salary, pension scheme, has become more competitive after British pensions reform slashed demand for individual annuities, which pay a fixed income for life.
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An expensive battle for ride-hailing supremacy would distract from the bigger prize: a chance to fundamentally disrupt car ownership with driverless technology — an opportunity Mr. Zimmer estimates is worth over $2 trillion per year in the United States alone, including the cost of buying, maintaining and insuring cars.
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Professor Pauly said he assessed the benefits of long-term insurance and self-insuring and decided that he preferred to put money into annuities and other funds to ensure an annual income of at least $100,000 during his retirement years to cover his long-term health care needs.
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Investors were more confident that Europe would remain relatively insulated from an economic crisis in Turkey, even as the lira slid back above 6 to the dollar and the cost of insuring exposure to Turkish debt rose after rating downgrades from Moody's and S&P Global on Friday.
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LONDON, March 23 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring against European junk bond defaults jumped over 50 bps to a new eight-year high on Monday, as a rising tide of national lockdowns threatened to overwhelm policymakers' frantic efforts to cushion what is likely to be a deep global recession.
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The judges found that some counties were voting with punch cards, similar to those that had produced uncountable "hanging chads" in the 2000 vote in Florida, a factor that had figured in the Supreme Court's decision to halt a vote recount there, insuring George W. Bush the presidency.
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State law mandated that prisons offer inmates twenty hours of activities a week, and when she was hired she was told that she would be responsible for insuring that this happened in the T.C.U. But every time she proposed an activity—yoga, music therapy—her superiors rejected it.
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No player at the festival produced a handsomer tone: Mørk had the benefit of a magnificent instrument, a 1723 Domenico Montagnana, and he made it sing with unforced splendor, his expansive, Russian-inflected bowing and vibrato insuring that quiet passages floated into the far reaches of the hall.
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Go to the company's Web site, arguably the ugliest in the world, and you are greeted by "A Message from Warren E. Buffett" telling you that he doesn't make stock recommendations but that you will save money by insuring your car with Geico and buying your jewelry from Borsheims.
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PULITZER-WINNING RESTAURANT CRITIC JONATHAN GOLD DEAD AT 57 Once the vodka is safely back from its trip to the final frontier, the brand said it will be "carefully protected and blended into the stock of Ten-Forward Vodka insuring that a portion of every bottle will contain vodka from space."
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The most provocative element in "The Entire History of You," though, has to do with the idea that recorded memories could prevent people from misremembering or misrepresenting their own experiences — thereby insuring that the news is more accurate, the justice system is more efficient, and marital arguments are more easily resolved.
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"Whether you consider it depends on the severity of the financial hit you'd take by losing a semester's worth of tuition or whatever a school refuses to refund, and the cost of insuring for that situation," said CFP George Gagliardi, a financial advisor with Coromandel Wealth Management in Lexington, Massachusetts.
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He didn't want a bagel, so I led him into the living room, where I offered him a straight-backed chair, a white oak Shaker knockoff I'd made myself, an extraordinarily uncomfortable thing that gave its occupant the feeling of enduring an inquisition while insuring the brevity of a visit.
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After Trump announced earlier this year that he would cease making what are known as cost-sharing reduction payments, which help offset the cost on insuring low-income people, Democrats and Republicans found a compromise that could help protect consumers from what experts predict could be spiking premiums in upcoming years.
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The merger, expected to be finalized next year, must still be approved by shareholders and federal regulators, but at issue is how a retail pharmacy giant with 10,85033 locations merging with a company insuring over 22 million will affect how Americans receive health care, as well as its cost and quality.
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The M.T.A. carried out the changes "without insuring that the station was rendered readily accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities, including individuals who use wheelchairs, to the maximum extent feasible," according to a statement by Geoffrey S. Berman, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York.
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These "big, bold leftist ideas" pose a strategic problem for liberals and the Democratic Party, Sawhill, who published "The Forgotten Americans: An Economic Agenda for a Divided Nation" last year, wrote in an email: In my view, it's a trade-off between exciting the base thereby insuring higher turnout vs.
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In many ways, it was the prototype for the best of the national and regional chains that followed it, insuring bourgeois Americans affordable and dependable quality—along, alas, with the increasingly numbing conformity of most American kitchens—the difference being that Schrafft's was primarily a place for women to eat.
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LONDON, Aug 5 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to China's sovereign debt soared to a two-month high on Monday after Beijing let the yuan breach the key 7-per-dollar level for the first time in over a decade, in a sign it might be ready to tolerate more currency weakness.
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The dinar also weakened in the one-year forwards market on Tuesday to its lowest since September 2016, while bond prices slid further and the cost of insuring Bahraini sovereign debt against default hit a record high, implying more than a 30 percent chance of a default in the next five years.
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"A trust could allow the owner to control the assets during his or her lifetime and then set forth what will happen to those assets upon their death, including bequests to loved ones and insuring charitable intentions are achieved," said Lori Anne Douglass, an estate-planning attorney at Moses & Singer in New York.
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We have a small active staff committed to answering the phones, responding to emails, live chat on our website and we are dedicated to insuring that each and every student who has paid for classes will receive one on one consultations in order to best fulfill the classes that were paid for.
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Welch found that the cost of insuring oneself against a drop in the S&P 500 of 15 percent or more in every month from 1983 to 156 was about 213 percent, which means that disaster compensation could not have possibly accounted for more than a third of the 21 percent equity premium.
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The unspoken ideological intention, on the other hand, is harbored by conservatives, whose aversion to taxes and regulation outstrips their interest in insuring against worst-case climate change scenarios, and motivates them either to play down the risks of climate change or deny that human activity is changing the climate in the first place.
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"Since this fetish involves unprotected sex (or the idea of it), sexual partners should exercise extra caution in insuring and discussing sexual health," advises kink-friendly sex therapist Alyssa Siegel, who also reminds that, in general, if you have a kink, it's better to let it out of the closet and share your interest with your partner(s).
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"We live in a society that is capable, we are capable of insuring that we have basic frameworks where people can be covered by health insurance, can send their kids to college, where we can pursue a very bold action on climate change and save our future and is part of a moral and ethical economy," Ocasio-Cortez said.
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Despite both the express terms of 1115 and its underlying purpose, the administration has persisted in using this experimental authority to advance its stated position to the Governors, while arguing that insuring poor adults through Medicaid — enabled by an act of Congress and adopted by 32 states and the District of Columbia — is contrary to public policy.
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Insurance claims for what were once considered secondary perils - such as wildfires and hail - have accounted for $13 billion out of $15 billion in natural disaster claims through August, according to Swiss Re. The increase in wildfires has prompted underwriters, such as Hiscox Ltd to incorporate new risks models and stop insuring some clients in high-risk areas such as California.
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Volatile Italian markets saw renewed selling pressure on Wednesday over fears the League/5-Star program would led to a spending spree that would endanger the country's heavily indebted accounts and spark a showdown with the EU. Italy's 10-year bond yield, a gauge of political risk, hit a 14-month high, while the cost of insuring exposure to Italian debt rose to a 1-year-high.
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And so, you had Sarah Palin accusing the ACA of including "death panels" that would decide on insuring the elderly, a completely fabricated idea (and 2009 winner of Politfact's "Lie of the Year" award); you had Rush Limbaugh calling it "the largest tax increase in the history of the world" --not even close — and a steady stream of other fear-mongering aimed at scuttling the ACA's success.
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"I think it's very important that we have reduced the odds that a systemically important firm could fail by requiring higher capital, higher liquidity, by performing stress tests that provide us another way of insuring that the firms we count on to supply credit to households and businesses would be able to go on doing that even in the face of a severely adverse shock," she said.
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Thanks to a far-right judge in Texas who invalidated the individual mandate of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) -- the part of the law that requires most Americans to buy health insurance, keeping costs down for everyone and insuring better health outcomes -- the Trump Department of Justice is emboldened, and is now asking the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals to wipe out the entire law.
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Her numbered lists for addressing rape, which she believed was a prerequisite for insuring the freedom of women, comprise a rigorous program of simple definitions and actionable recommendations; her suggestions for overhauling intercourse—which to her was not necessarily rape, though she said that rape is the prevailing model for intercourse, and the relentlessness of her thinking leaves few options not to interpret her that way—are mostly vague or absurd.
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