Its total liabilities were $1.8 billion, which includes current liabilities with suppliers.
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The settlement should cover all commitments as well as liabilities, including contingent liabilities.
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Total current liabilities were nearly $2.8 million and long-term liabilities about $5.4 million.
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It also said it planned to swap some of its liabilities for Azeri sovereign liabilities.
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The G20's TLAC standards for G-SIBs say that TLAC must be subordinated to excluded liabilities, such as insured deposits, preferred liabilities and liabilities that cannot be bailed in.
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The settlement should cover all legal and budgetary commitments as well as liabilities, including contingent liabilities.
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As of December 2015, customer deposits accounted for 80% of total liabilities (including interest-bearing liabilities).
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But Pennsylvania still has major unfunded pension liabilities, ranking ninth on the Pew's list of state unfunded pension liabilities with an assets-to-liabilities ratio of just 55% (80% is considered healthy).
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THAT IS VERY DANGEROUS WE'RE GOING TO HAVE LARGE BUDGET DEFICITS, LARGE DEBT, WE'RE GOING TO NEED TO FUND THOSE LIABILITIES THAT WE HAVE, WE HAVE PENSION LIABILITIES AND HEALTH CARE LIABILITIES.
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However, this should be viewed against significant related-party funding (around 51% of end-2015 liabilities) and high single name concentration of liabilities (at end-2956 the three largest customers contributed 26657% of total liabilities).
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The country's 40 biggest banks would pay an annual fee of 0.15% on "covered liabilities" (liabilities minus federally insured deposits).
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Subtract your liabilities from your assetsAfter tallying up the above figures, you'll need to subtract your liabilities from your assets.
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But far too many of those other states have long-term liabilities, unfunded pension obligations and large general obligation liabilities.
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Alcoa has yet to disclose how it will allocate debt and liabilities, such as pension and closure liabilities, when it splits.
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Our gross liabilities are far larger, about 170 percent of GDP, with the debt component of those liabilities around 70 percent.
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WPP - MAY GET ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATION OVER NEXT 3 YEARS IN RESPECT OF SOME CONTINGENT LIABILITIES, IF SUCH LIABILITIES ARE LOWER THAN ESTIMATED
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In addition, Seadrill has unsecured debt of $22025 billion and contingent liabilities of $22028 billion, bringing its total liabilities to $230 billion.
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This was further supported by a stable share of long-term liabilities, at around two-thirds of total liabilities at end-99815Q21.
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And just as states underestimated the level of their pension liabilities, so, too, have they misjudged the depth of their OPEB liabilities.
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The sovereign's ability to support BDB reflects the small size of potential contingent liabilities: at end-203Q15, the bank's liabilities due to non-state-related parties represented about 35% of its total liabilities and less than 1% of the country's GDP.
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Its $1.1 billion in capital is dwarfed by recall liabilities of some $10 billion, according to industry estimates, let alone potential legal liabilities.
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Significant liabilities Still, she has significant liabilities: Polls show that Clinton, like Trump, is one of the most unpopular presumptive nominees in history.
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N.Y. FED SHOWS PROJECTED BALANCE SHEET NET INCOME RANGING FROM $64 BILLION IN SMALL LIABILITIES SCENARIO TO $67 BILLION IN LARGER LIABILITIES SCENARIO
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But those assets and liabilities are truly enormous: According to the FSOC report, Prudential has $832 billion of assets, and $778 billion of liabilities.
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Around half of traditional guaranteed liabilities must contractually return at least 2530%, while the remaining part of the liabilities have guarantees lower than 21549%.
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Around 44% of traditional guaranteed liabilities must contractually return at least 13% while the remaining part of the liabilities have guarantees lower than 1.5%.
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A company presentation published in late February showed Traton had 2.77 billion euros in bank liabilities and 3.22 billion euros in other loans and liabilities.
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Customer funding (49%-70% of liabilities) is highly dollarized and retail deposits (between 2956% and 22408% of liabilities) could show volatility at times of stress.
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INCREASED OFF-BALANCE-SHEET LIABILITIES The ratings contemplate Wyndham's off-balance-sheet liabilities, including contractual and contingent obligations, which have increased during the past several years.
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As a result of the reorganization, substantially all the assets and liabilities of the listed target funds have become assets and liabilities of the acquiring fund.
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Traton currently has 2.77 billion euros in bank liabilities and 3.22 billion euros in other loans and liabilities according to a company presentation published on Monday.
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Sixty-six per cent of the fixed-rate liabilities are hedged with external eligible counterparties and therefore the agency considered post-swap cash flows for the hedged liabilities.
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Under the extended MPA, interbank liabilities, including NCDs, of banks with assets of more than 500 billion yuan cannot exceed a third of banks' overall liabilities, Xu said.
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Some people may argue that this is all a problem of accounting; the rate used to discount liabilities is too low, artificially inflating the cost of future liabilities.
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In March and April, the China Banking Regulatory Commission also requested banks test whether their interbank liabilities would exceed the regulatory ceiling at one-third of total liabilities.
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FedEx had been carrying a large amount of future tax liabilities on its balance sheet — and when the corporate rate fell to 21 percent, those liabilities shrank too.
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The bank has been building up its buffer of eligible liabilities to meet the upcoming minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) through capital and subordinated instruments.
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If at some point, the Ukraine controversy convinces leading Democrats that the political liabilities of not moving against Trump outweigh the liabilities of doing so, the dam could break.
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SCB has predominantly been funded by fairly granular retail deposits (50% of total liabilities at end-1H17) and secured repo borrowings from large Russian banks (a further 34% of liabilities).
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As of March 2016, Nacion Seguros' leverage (net liabilities/equity) reached 20163x, which is lower than the Argentine industry average of 3.8x, partly reflecting its focus on short-term liabilities.
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And if investors were to accept dollar liabilities of issuers other than the U.S. Treasury as risk-free substitutes, they would also likely consider those issuers' non-dollar liabilities similarly.
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But overall, I encourage clients to move away from thinking of their assets and liabilities as mine or theirs, and instead to think of them as our assets and liabilities.
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This reflects Danske's management of the assets and liabilities in SEK and NOK separately, to limit the currency risk that arises when assets and liabilities in the respective currencies diverge.
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S&P Global Ratings on Tuesday rated the bonds AA- with a negative outlook due to the state's above-average debt, high unfunded pension liabilities and large unfunded postemployment benefit liabilities.
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Reasonable Programme Size Fitch estimates the new series, in combination with the outstanding notes, represents about 13% of Isbank's total liabilities and 7.4% of total liabilities when customer deposits are excluded.
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Specifically, it must have a ratio of total liabilities to net worth of 2.5 times or less, and a ratio of current assets to current liabilities of 1.2 times or greater.
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SOEs' liabilities, and therefore contingent liabilities to the government, will probably grow more rapidly, particularly if a plan to postpone the commissioning of new nuclear power stations to 2037 is reversed.
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"... to reduce our liabilities, change is necessary," Harvey said.
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IY is the only bank with meaningful borrowings from international financial institutions (16% of liabilities), but foreign debt repayments are manageable (3% of total liabilities in 2017) and linked to loan repayments.
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Facing the prospect of millions, or even billions, of dollars in potential liabilities tied to the nation's opioid epidemic, one drugmaker has a nimble plan: spin those liabilities into a separate company.
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Last month's drop in bond yields, which are used to value pension liabilities, resulted in a 3.5-percentage-point rise in liabilities of which 2.5 percentage points came following the Brexit referendum.
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Ethias is exposed to interest-rate risk as life technical liabilities are subject to high minimum guaranteed returns and also because of a duration gap between assets and liabilities in life accounts.
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Ethias is exposed to interest-rate risk as life technical liabilities are subject to high minimum guaranteed returns and there is a duration gap between assets and liabilities in the life accounts.
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Initial regulations did not classify NCDs as interbank liabilities, which are capped under Chinese regulations at a third of total liabilities, so the market rapidly became a money fountain for smaller banks.
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No change to text.) * Record low debt yields increase corporate pension liabilities * Pension liabilities seen eating into corporate earnings * Some electronics makers, utilities seen particularly vulnerable By Shinichi Saoshiro TOKYO, April 7 (Reuters) - Many Japanese companies are facing a big increase in pension liabilities thanks to the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) adoption of negative interest rates in January.
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However, its net overall-risk/current-revenue of 146%, which incorporates the state's unfunded defined pension liabilities and the South Australian Government Financing Authority's guaranteed financial liabilities, was more in-line with peers.
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Dunn's producer though didn't seem concerned about any financial liabilities.
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With every fresh sale of Leliqs, the bank's liabilities grow.
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And it poses all the same liabilities for his campaign.
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Its debt is considered a part of general government liabilities.
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They try to match those liabilities by buying government bonds.
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The fund's purpose was to pay off IGB Eletronica's liabilities.
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Previously, deemed assets had to be equal to deemed liabilities.
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When interest rates fall, the cost of these liabilities rise.
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With these advances come unfamiliar liabilities, risks and market opportunities.
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Net incurrence of liabilities also jumped, to 161 billion francs.
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"We will use that to retire liabilities," said De Ruyter.
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How big environmental liabilities are is a matter of debate.
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Liabilities rose 13.7 percent to 213.86 trillion yuan, it said.
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Data on the distribution of assets and liabilities are poor.
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What liabilities must be serviced before shareholders get their profits?
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Requirements for leu currency liabilities were unchanged at 8 percent.
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They buy bonds to match their assets with their liabilities.
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Higher bond yields reduce the value of insurance companies' liabilities.
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ING SB's assets and liabilities are all denominated in euros.
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Then he gave a brief lecture about the Party's liabilities.
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Both his regional identity and his professional resume are liabilities.
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Bloomberg Terminal is already incorporating lease liabilities in company debt.
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The region's contingent liabilities continue to decline but remain material.
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It also reflects high concentration risks in assets and liabilities.
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Gramercy's total liabilities, as of March 31, were $3.14 billion.
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It's whether the liabilities aren't vastly outweighed by the benefits.
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But those early layers are now emerging as enormous liabilities.
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Clinton found, their conduct and record could also be liabilities.
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Which retired executive is weaseling out of his tax liabilities?
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At the same time, Democrats say, he has striking liabilities.
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In June, her gifts and liabilities were both on display.
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For Facebook, last cycle's liabilities are this cycle's selling points.
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It's an interesting commentary on the political liabilities of circumspection.
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"Are your assets worth more than your liabilities?" asks Ward.
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Special prosecutors are unpredictable and can become extreme political liabilities.
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Two of the buildings reduced their borrowings to zero:2 Eastbourne2018Revenue: £17.1 millionProfit (loss): £3 million Non-current liabilities: £20 million (includes debt of £7.2 million)20163Revenue: £16.5 millionProfit (loss): (£3.2 million)Non-current liabilities: £30 million (includes debt of £22018 million)295 Warehouse Square22017Revenue: £2118 millionProfit (loss): £295 millionNon-current liabilities: £22014 million (includes debt of zero)20173Revenue: £22017 millionProfit (loss): £22017 millionNon-current liabilities: £24 million (includes debt of £7.5 million)Moor Place2018Revenue: £26.3 millionProfit (loss): £3.7 millionNon-current liabilities: £30.5 million (includes debt of zero)2017Revenue £20173 millionProfit (loss): £1.6 millionNon-current liabilities: £39.9 million (includes debt of £9.4 million)The debt is eclipsing the growthAn optimist would suggest that the new numbers show WeWork can still grow revenues, and that its more mature buildings can be profitable.
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Moderate Programme Size: Fitch estimates the new series, in combination with the outstanding notes, represents about 3.8% of Finansbank's total interest-bearing liabilities and 9.8% of interest-bearing liabilities when customer deposits are excluded.
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HB's liquidity is also the strongest among the peers given its liquid assets of 27503% of liabilities at end-218Q23 compared with the Eurobond repayments in 216 of only USD260bn or 22017% of liabilities.
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SRB chair, Elke Koenig, has repeatedly said that the minimum requirement for eligible liabilities (MREL) should be of 8 percent of total liabilities and banks' funds, and should be higher for systemically important lenders.
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Clinton's liabilities Those liabilities, and the historic challenge Clinton faces in seeking a third consecutive White House term for her party and the nation's sour political mood, also help explain why Trump is still alive.
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Fairfax will also assume certain liabilities related to Carillion's Canadian operations.
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Clinton has some serious liabilities as a candidate—the aforementioned poor
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Net pension liabilities totaled $1.9 billion (76% funded) as of Sept.
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The liabilities for the EU's unfunded scheme stand at over €60bn.
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But the liabilities of a new Clinton candidacy outweigh the assets.
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The company has more than $6 billion in liabilities, including debt.
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It comes with $30 billion in debt and virtually unlimited liabilities.
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The liabilities also include paper money and deposits from the Treasury.
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These strengths are mitigated by Henan's moderate level of contingent liabilities.
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Other firms that hold deferred liabilities enjoyed big one-off gains.
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But book value, or assets minus liabilities, was up 503 percent.
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Women speak up about sexual misconduct and get treated like liabilities.
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The value of liabilities rose 16 percent to 208.92 trillion yuan.
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That leaves them with a lot of unpaid bills and liabilities.
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Mobily had 14.4 billion riyals in liabilities as of March 31.
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But America's near-record liabilities could be dangerous down the road.
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The buyers are also taking on assumed liabilities of $1.3 billion.
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Bond yields have fallen steadily and so liabilities have risen significantly.
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The region's contingent liabilities have continued to decline but remain material.
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How are corporations leaving the U.S. and avoiding their tax liabilities?
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The level of guaranteed debt and contingent liabilities is currently unclear.
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When sized that way, here's what state pension liabilities look like.
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Toshiba said Westinghouse-related liabilities totaled $21 billion as of December.
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The potential liabilities lurking in Trump's background are hardly a secret.
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Democrats have their own liabilities at the top of the ticket.
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The bank needed more liquid assets to cover liabilities, she said.
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The value of liabilities rose 16.2 percent to 204.96 trillion yuan.
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The Petros liabilities, based on an audit, are as of Dec.
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Under Polish law, other banks had to cover SK Bank's liabilities.
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Those liabilities include roughly $9.6 million in money owed to creditors.
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He also said that GE Capital has assets that "match" liabilities.
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This shows WeWork's "non-cancelable operating lease commitments" and related liabilities.
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It could take years to dispose of those liabilities in bankruptcy.
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Second, Huawei and ZTE share the liabilities of being Chinese companies.
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The C.I.A. sees bad credit and mountainous debt as potential liabilities.
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It listed assets and liabilities each worth up to $1 billion.
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Takata has stayed afloat as its air bag liabilities remain unresolved.
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Fitch view's the senior PIK notes as LHC3's reference liabilities.
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Many multinational companies are trying to rein in rising pension liabilities.
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But he also reported another $315 million, at least, in liabilities.
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By taking inflation into account in calculating capital gains tax liabilities.
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As a decorated veteran, Lamb muted Democratic liabilities on military issues.
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It also made about $1 trillion in adjustment to its liabilities.
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So for that matter is Ms. Pelosi, whatever her perceived liabilities.
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And yet, states continue to downplay the problem of OPEB liabilities.
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Her financial disclosure didn't list any liabilities or major asset transfers.
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Mr. Sanders also faces liabilities from his past, Ms. Goldberg adds.
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Gavin Newsom before it can put its wildfire liabilities behind it.
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The offer amount is adjusted for cash and some estimated liabilities.
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BUT WE HAVE A HUGE OF AMOUNT OF DEFERRED TAX LIABILITIES.
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The government debt, which exceeds $120bn, including pension liabilities, is suffocating.
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Takata faces liabilities of more than $85033 billion, according to Reuters.
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Incredibly, his likely impeachment gives the president more opportunities than liabilities.
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The island has a further $50 billion in unfunded pension liabilities.
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If you're going into a bankruptcy proceeding in an auction to acquire an asset where the liabilities are worth more than the assets and the commitment that we had with the company was that we were not going to carry on any liabilities from the past so as long as those posts are considered liabilities we could not take them.
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In terms of the budget, while other states across the country face huge unfunded liabilities, Indiana by contrast ranks among the lowest in the nation in overall debt and unfunded liabilities on a per-person basis.
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Oando said it would reclassify some current liabilities as long-term liabilities to remedy its working capital by June and swap 27.5 billion naira of debt into equity, it said in a note to its 2018 accounts.
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The ability of international companies to minimize their tax liabilities by booking profits in lower-tax jurisdictions has come under the spotlight in recent years as cash-strapped states struggle to finance expanding social and security liabilities.
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The settlement bill is dwarfed by the scale of Takata's overall liabilities.
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It had total assets of $217 million and liabilities of $8 million.
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Customer funds (77% of liabilities) are highly concentrated and could be volatile.
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It also has another $45 billion or so in unfunded pension liabilities.
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The company forecasts its liabilities from the blazes could exceed $30 billion.
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Tronc is assuming nearly $30 million in pension liabilities and other obligations.
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But when they roll them out, that's where the liabilities really start.
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In each case, these liabilities crept up late-term to stunt growth.
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The paper said potential environmental liabilities threaten to erode 3M's valuation further.
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If premiums were not set high enough, the government's liabilities would increase.
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Faraday Future has $801 million in total liabilities, according to the filing.
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He said disputes can arise over how one calculates sales-tax liabilities.
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This liquidity comfortably covered the GBP1.3bn short-term financial liabilities at FYE15.
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Format: eligible liabilities senior unsecured debt notes (senior non-preferred). (9:24am)
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On an individual basis, Grupo ASSA does not have any financial liabilities.
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Reuters reported on Thursday about rising Islamic tax liabilities at Saudi banks.
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The 20 billion estimate covers Britain's share of continuing multi year liabilities.
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Pension liabilities and healthcare costs are also growing for states, he said.
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What matters is the full picture of an individual's assets and liabilities.
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STEPHEN SCHWARZMAN: Well, these are pension funds who have long-term liabilities.
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We note that Valeant has not reserved for any potential legal liabilities.
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Pension liabilities grew year-to-date by 10.9 percentage points, Wilshire said.
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This is because assets and liabilities are typically well matched by duration.
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In fiscal 2015, aggregate adjusted net pension liabilities stood at $1.25 trillion.
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Foreign liabilities exceed assets for Bahrain's retail banks by 916.9 million dinars.
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Bankruptcy will allow Weinstein Co assets to be sold stripped of liabilities.
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Investors are concerned about any potential liabilities at GE Capital's finance arm.
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At its simplest, it's an accounting of the Fed's assets and liabilities.
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And as the cost of still emerging liabilities come home to roost.
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Liabilities were more than $25.2 billion, including $21.3 billion owed to Lampert.
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As the general election approaches, however, those positions suddenly appear serious liabilities.
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Funding from related parties comprised further 17% of liabilities at end-2016.
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Sears has $13.2 billion in total liabilities, according to the SEC report.
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The timing of cash payment to settle the HMA liabilities is uncertain.
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Each bank will pay an amount tailored to its liabilities, Loyttyniemi said.
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"The company's asset values are far more than its liabilities," it said.
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Leases will be forfeited and meaningful plugging and abandonment liabilities will build.
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"Hillary has enormous liabilities … It is a period of turmoil," he said.
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Pension schemes have long-term liabilities and thus should take more risks.
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To meet these tax liabilities, exchanges need to sell bitcoin and ether.
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So instead of debt and unfunded liabilities, they have savings and wealth.
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Assets and liabilities of NNPC would be split between the three companies.
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Liabilities incurred up until the removal of the guarantee are also covered.
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By creating untold potential liabilities the statute has made utilities virtually uninsurable.
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A recent congressional estimate puts outstanding cleanup liabilities nationally at $3.6 billion.
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BHP today has a pretty good balance sheet for any potential liabilities.
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Yet debts must be paid and unfunded net liabilities must be closed.
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The deal values WhiteWave at $12.5 billion including debt and other liabilities.
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It continues to operate but carries $1.47 billion in self-bonding liabilities.
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Certain things, like homes and cars, can be both assets and liabilities.
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Disposing of the other assets and liabilities will take months or years.
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A single, $52,000 earner claims a 36 percent reduction in tax liabilities.
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LeEco is burdened with loans and financial liabilities of around $1.5 billion.
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They will have more liabilities on their books than they had previously.
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BNA's liabilities, including its branches abroad, are fully guaranteed by the government.
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"Corporations issue liabilities that these funds buy — that's their oxygen," Hennessy said.
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The deal price includes the assumption of $90 million in pension liabilities.
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They don't mind putting in their assets and liabilities into a computer.
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But the company is still facing billions of dollars of potential liabilities.
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Mr. de Blasio seemed at least aware of his potential political liabilities.
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Despite Musk's liabilities, Tesla's management is reluctant to let go of him.
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A. There's no shortage of deep liabilities for A.I. in health care.
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Tuesday's disclosure could increase the telecom giant's financial liabilities relating to Yahoo.
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On the left there are assets; on the right there are liabilities.
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This protects Amazon from the costs of health insurance and from liabilities.
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"The Bowery men were considered commercial assets and not liabilities," he said.
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Germany passed a law subordinating senior unsecured bonds to other senior liabilities.
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Both Clintons are treading carefully, though — some Democrats see them as liabilities.
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What are the legal liabilities if the machine makes the wrong prediction?
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They did this while knowing the company was facing massive financial liabilities.
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Its assets are dwindling, but the liabilities have stayed about the same.
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Others evaluate the total costs and values of brand assets and liabilities.
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Biden shows his liabilities as well But Biden was far from perfect.
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Banks retain creative powers to embellish their books by moving liabilities elsewhere.
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Dalio, who founded the hedge fund in 1975, told CNBC from the Greenwich Economic Forum that the national debt, pension liabilities and health-care liabilities will ultimately have to result in higher taxes since defaulting isn't an option.
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At 300 billion yen, Sharp's contingent liabilities would be almost double its 160 billion yen capital, and some way above the liabilities of less than 100 billion yen that Foxconn's due diligence revealed, one of the sources said.
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I do the mark-to-market accounting of what this situation will be like for them by taking the present value of liabilities and looking at the expected returns of assets that they have to fund their liabilities.
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At FYE16, Wandsworth maintained total investment assets of GBP524m, which had risen to GBP588m by end-October 2016.. Net liabilities could stem from the council's net pension liabilities, which at FYE16 totalled GBP315m with total contributions at GBP13m.
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The cash flow valuation component of 0.9% reflects the natural hedge between assets and the liabilities (both mostly fixed-rate), the excess interest for the programme and the well matched weighted average life (WAL) of the assets and liabilities.
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Sector liquid assets were equal to 35% of liabilities at end-3Q16, up from 33% at end-2Q13, and KKB improved its liquidity position to 20% of liabilities from 13% due to a reversal of deposit flows in 3Q16.
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"Bank of Uganda has now transferred the liabilities, including the deposits, of Crane Bank to dfcu Bank Limited and in consideration of that transfer of liabilities has conveyed to dfcu Bank, Crane Bank's assets," he said in a statement.
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Partnership investors face potential tax liabilities stemming from devastation in the oil patch.
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The increase in liabilities was one of the reasons companies criticized the rule.
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"It's one of the states that has large unfunded pension liabilities," Hicks said.
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This form of accounting reflects the current market value of assets and liabilities.
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RBS also said the deal would extinguish legacy liabilities of 300 million pounds.
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Additionally, risks of contingent liabilities from SoEs will continue to hit public finances.
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Typically, bankruptcies trigger tax, labor and environmental liabilities against companies and their executives.
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Significant contingent liabilities for the sovereign continue to emanate from public sector banks.
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Make sure to include liabilities, too, such as a mortgage and credit cards.
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They also ask for daily reports on investments, tangible assets, properties and liabilities.
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More controversially, the forms will also likely reveal a glimpse of Trump's liabilities.
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It also said it had substantial contingent liabilities related to certain ECS projects.
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Turing also refuses to pay its $30.4 million in rebate liabilities, Impax said.
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Samsung wants to purge itself of any liabilities, so your Note7 gets bricked.
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The value of liabilities rose 14.6 percent to 210.5 trillion yuan, it said.
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What means — legal or otherwise — does he use to reduce his tax liabilities?
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Endowments and pension funds have to meet certain liabilities and raise cash occasionally.
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That poses a risk for GE, which has large pension and insurance liabilities.
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That is largely due to huge unfunded liabilities in the teachers' pension fund.
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Old debts and liabilities were kept with BES, which is being wound down.
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The firm had a bucket of cash — nearly $550 million — and limited liabilities.
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Takata is seeking a financial backer to help bear the costs of liabilities.
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Liabilities rose 11.2 percent to 218.34 trillion yuan, it said on its website.
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In May, it set aside an additional 5003 billion euros in contingent liabilities.
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Arch Coal estimated its assets at $2100 billion and liabilities at $2500 billion.
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The company estimated its assets at $10.1 billion and liabilities at $7.11 billion.
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The issue of contingent liabilities was reported earlier by The Wall Street Journal.
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The gilt's coupon matched up well for hedging deferred pension liabilities, he added.
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The requirement for leu currency liabilities was unchanged at 8 percent, it said.
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Come what may, paying close attention to existing assets and liabilities would help.
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THE FOREGOING LIABILITIES ARE TO THE MAXIMUM EXTEND PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW.223.
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In total they have $344bn of dollar liabilities; sanctions could start a run.
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The company filed for bankruptcy in February 2014, citing $64 million in liabilities.
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PG&E's woes stem from legal liabilities, not a direct hit to operations.
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Such preference gives deposit liabilities superior recovery prospects in the event of default.
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The appeal is tax-efficiency: deferring income-tax liabilities or avoiding inheritance tax.
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It is not obvious if these links are assets or liabilities at present.
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One of the Buratino's biggest liabilities is its range of around 6,000 meters.
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Takata has not faced a reckoning as its air-bag liabilities remain unresolved.
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These were liabilities for the cautious Ms Park as anti-Japanese hysteria grew.
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The decree includes the sale of certain bank assets and liabilities to IntesaSP.
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Changes values of acquired in Q2 liabilities in body text and in headline.
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That report cited estimates that additional contingent liabilities were around 8.6 trillion yuan.
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That would shield Colony from having to assume The Weinstein Co's legal liabilities.
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SolarCity has more than $6 billion in liabilities, half of which is debt.
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Britain has unfunded pension liabilities (for government employees) of around 66% of GDP.
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In the end, some of Medium's greatest benefits are also its biggest liabilities.
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Peresvet's liquidity buffer was rather tight, at 13% total liabilities at end-8M16.
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Some financial assets may be difficult to liquidate or earmarked for pension liabilities.
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He's mostly interested in comparing "lease liabilities and overall unit performance" over time.
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This was the first drop in both interbank assets and liabilities since 2010.
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Under Polish law, other banks have to cover the liabilities of failed peers.
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While states have passed modest reforms, their unfunded pension liabilities continue to grow.
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The UAW reported assets of nearly $1 billion and liabilities of $135.6 million.
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The result will be trillions of dollars added to liabilities on their books.
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Its remaining liabilities are reported to be between $1 million and $10 million.
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Gawker said its liabilities were estimated between $100 and $500 million, reported Reuters.
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Overall assets are listed at $21.1 billion, and overall liabilities at $14.2 billion.
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As of September 2016, customer deposits accounted for 75.1% of total funding liabilities.
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The bankruptcy filing did not give information regarding Avianca Brasil's assets and liabilities.
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It tells them what types of liabilities are acceptable and what are not.
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The whole safety thing is, I think it's one of your biggest liabilities.
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But the important question Americans must ask themselves isn't whether there are liabilities.
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In short, these states traded short-term cost-shifting for long-term liabilities.
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These liabilities were not traditional bank deposits but rather repurchase agreements, called repos.
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Sugarfina, when it filed, listed assets and liabilities of up to $50 million.
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But Block said investors will punish Equifax shares further if liabilities become massive.
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Mr. Platt said he was constantly learning about new liabilities and addressing them.
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Williams also noted that Trump's unorthodox campaigning style has both benefits and liabilities.
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Britain has around 2 trillion pounds ($2.58 trillion) in private sector pension liabilities.
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Sanders also seemed to acknowledge that parts of his record are potential liabilities.
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Higher bond yields reduce the value of insurance companies' liabilities, boosting their earnings.
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The proposal includes a debt-for-equity swap on some of the liabilities.
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Its total liabilities, at 1.7 trillion yuan, were 13 times its shareholder equity.
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The grim specter of $121 billion in unfunded liabilities looms over its future.
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The company's liquidity position was adequate to support its short-tailed insurance liabilities.
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As recently as January, Takata's market value exceeded $750 million despite looming liabilities.
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As president, it may prove one of his major liabilities, presidential historians warn.
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Book value per share, measuring assets minus liabilities, rose 20023 percent in 22002.
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Liquidity is supported by a sizable liquidity cushion, including cash and unpledged securities (29% of end-13H17 total liabilities), and part of the loan book (9% of liabilities) could also be pledged to raise funding from the Central Bank of Russia.
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The central bank also said the most significant part of the reduction in capital outflows resulted from banks reducing their external liabilities, with other sectors also being forced to redeem foreign liabilities while being practically unable to build up foreign assets.
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TOKYO, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Sharp Corp's list of liabilities that prompted Taiwan's Foxconn to suspend signing a takeover deal was an unverified study of worst-case scenario risks, rather than liabilities requiring disclosure, a source briefed on the matter said.
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The nearest potential wholesale debt repayment is in 2018 due to put option on USD230m (8% of total liabilities) subordinated Eurobond issued followed by another put option on another subordinated Eurobond issue of USD165m (203% of total liabilities) in 2019.
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In accordance with the issue characteristics, second ranking senior obligations are senior to subordinated debt and subordinated to existing senior debt, which becomes senior higher priority liabilities (preferred senior debt) and continues to rank in line with certain other senior liabilities.
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In accordance with the issue characteristics, second ranking senior obligations are senior to subordinated debt and subordinated to existing senior debt, which becomes senior higher priority liabilities (senior preferred debt) and continues to rank in line with certain other senior liabilities.
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The difference in interest rate between assets and liabilities is high enough to result in sufficient excess spread even in a high prepayment scenario, in turn leading to a higher stressed present value of the assets than that of the liabilities.
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"Really the question is concerning the liabilities held by the [limited liability corporations] and we just need more information to be able to know whether or not those are personal or business liabilities," Lovitky told Politico about Trump's May 2016 disclosure.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch assume that GC will continue to manage and regularly service Rome's debt and liabilities predating April 220 until GC itself will cease operations once commercial liabilities are paid or transacted and old receivables are cashed or written off.
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Yet the value of a dollar doesn't come entirely from self-fulfilling expectations: ultimately, it's backstopped by the fact that the U.S. government will accept dollars as payment of tax liabilities — liabilities it's able to enforce because it's a government.
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One state official raised the question of potential liabilities for allowing cellphones in schools.
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Liabilities of industrial firms rose 6.6 percent year-on-year as of end-February.
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Directed lending has contributed to a massive credit boom and large government contingent liabilities.
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Export revenue and import costs are both included in calculations of U.S. tax liabilities.
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Total assets increased to $173 million, while total liabilities went down to $49.5 million.
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What really matters is that the Razer Phone 2's cameras aren't liabilities anymore.
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Net worth, which is total assets minus total liabilities, can give a fuller picture.
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At end-1Q16 CBM's liquidity buffer equalled a significant RUB430bn or 34% of liabilities.
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The same filing notes potential liabilities of at least $468.7 million on May 31.
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Its ratio of liquid assets to policyholder liabilities was 139% in 2015 (13: 140%).
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Then there's the $3.4 billion of unfunded liabilities for public pensions and retiree healthcare.
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This would enable Emirates to reap the benefits of a deal without Etihad's liabilities.
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Your net worth is essentially the sum of all your assets, minus your liabilities.
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The company's biggest liabilities are Kevin Kisner, Tiger Woods, Tommy Fleetwood and Dustin Johnson.
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They could impose liabilities on manufacturers, allowing people like Brian Krebs to sue them.
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Or is it a medical clinic, and thus subject to stricter rules and liabilities?
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Bankia said it had adequate provisions for legal liabilities, having set aside €1.84 billion.
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The company estimated both its assets and liabilities to be more than $1 billion.
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That unit would keep the Mallinckrodt name and take with it any opioid liabilities.
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With liabilities in dollars, most funds want to be paid in the same currency.
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Obviously going to have borrowed in the future at some point for these liabilities.
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To determine net worth, simply total assets and liabilities and then take the difference.
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Further spending may be hidden in Pakistan's unusually large budget allocations for contingent liabilities.
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We make full disclosures on this business, including profits, loss, revenues, assets and liabilities.
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Republicans worry about triggering a public bail-out of pension and health-care liabilities.
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This reflects an adequate match between assets and liabilities and relatively low minimum guarantees.
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For one thing, it puts the central government on the hook for LGFV liabilities.
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And while the execution was admittedly beautiful, it was the most brutal of liabilities.
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How many Germans want to shoulder more liabilities so that Italians can retire earlier?
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The two companies will share some legal and regulatory liabilities arising from the breaches.
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Federal government debt and liabilities of private corporations excluding banks both hit new highs.
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Doing so would allow it to address potential legal liabilities while halting the cases.
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The deal's inclusion of some GE pension liabilities will be welcome news to investors.
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The demerger will also reduce deferred spectrum liabilities related to wireless business of INR60bn.
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Many of America's 50 states have big debts and even bigger unfunded pension liabilities.
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The information listed around 300 billion yen ($2.66 billion) in contingent liabilities at Sharp.
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The company's total liabilities stood at S$2.6 billion at the end of March.
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By matching their assets and liabilities in dollars foreigners can hedge against currency risks.
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That scheme's 2017 annual report said it has total liabilities of 7.7 billion pounds.
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U.S. depositor preference gives deposit liabilities superior recovery prospects in the event of default.
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As part of the deal, Flywheel will assume $438 million of future contractual liabilities.
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Overall federal unfunded liabilities are over $115 trillion, which amount to $21625,2900 per taxpayer.
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State unfunded liabilities add trillions more, including $220006 trillion in unfunded public pensions alone.
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As well as the increased responsibilities, board membership typically also comes with potential liabilities.
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Sources said the last-minute hitch was due to previously undisclosed liabilities at Sharp.
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"We think the fella who was nominated carries some pretty substantial liabilities," said Sen.
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Its liabilities totaled 6.2 billion dirhams on June 30, according to its financial statements.
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Lampert insists that the bankruptcy process can help Sears shed liabilities and get smaller.
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Virtually the entire political class, Republicans and Democrats, knows Trump's liabilities in extraordinary detail.
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The company's borrowings need approval from the government, which also closely monitors Huafa's liabilities.
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Sberbank's wholesale contractual funding repayments in 2018 are negligible (below 1% of total liabilities).
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Zurich has contingent liabilities, and net overall risk was about CHF0003bn at end-2015.
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The bank will also acquire certain other assets and assume some liabilities of Reliable.
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Takata's total liabilities stand at 1.7 trillion yen ($15 billion), Tokyo Shoko Research estimated.
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The retailer listed liabilities between $1 billion and $10 billion, according to the filing.
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Firms will be forced to convert income despite outstanding foreign exchange liabilities, he said.
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Overall assets are listed at $19.4 billion, while overall liabilities are at $11.67 billion.
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S. units and to adjust the value of its deferred tax assets and liabilities.
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Until now those liabilities were covered by a federal program known as self-bonding.
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In addition, Santa Fe faces contingent liabilities related to unfunded pension and retirement obligations.
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Unfunded liabilities in states are growing in large part because of public pension obligations.
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Bloomberg reported the pharmaceutical company has hired advisors to help it navigate the liabilities.
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It may file for bankruptcy if it is unable to meet its legal liabilities.
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"There would be more headaches and liabilities, especially with the for-profits," she recalled.
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Credit rating agencies downgraded the bonds of all three utilities, citing their fire liabilities.
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There were issues related to getting invested capital back and handling potential continuing liabilities.
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The bureau-less rooms also demonstrate that dresser drawers are now seen as liabilities.
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Strapping USPS liabilities on top of an already-beleaguered program is unfair to taxpayers.
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Gannett said the latest bid followed an analysis of Tribune's debt and pension liabilities.
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But Chinese SOEs are laden with debt liabilities which could impact their overseas operations.
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Everyone in that Top 5 has liabilities, as I wrote in my previous column.
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At the time, PG&E anticipated wildfire-related liabilities of more than $30 billion.
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Most of the increased liabilities have been in the form of banks' excess reserves.
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At the time, the company anticipated wildfire-related liabilities of more than $30 billion.
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Central banks across the world hold assets in various currencies to support their liabilities.
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To Schlossberg, the uncertainty of what liabilities hide on its balance sheet is worrisome.
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The company's borrowings need approval from the government, which also closely monitors XICI's liabilities.
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Gothaer's life insurance investments have a shorter duration than the group's life insurance liabilities.
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The strength is mitigated by the contingent liabilities arising from its public-sector entities.
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Zurich has contingent liabilities, and net overall risk was about CHF23bn at end-2015.
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"All institutions have sufficient liabilities for meeting the requirement," it said in a statement.
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This year, worried about potential liabilities, the local Boys & Girls Club dropped tackle football.
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They purport to be non-credit currencies - that is, monetary assets without corresponding liabilities.
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The deal to renew Pemex credit lines and refinance liabilities was announced on Thursday.
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These refusals may or may not have been political liabilities — it's hard to know.
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But Biden's certainly got some liabilities, and his presidential campaigns have flamed out before.
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AT SOME POINT, THOUGH, AS WE'RE GOING FORWARD, THERE'S GOING TO BE BIGGER DEFICITS AND YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO FUND IT WE'RE DEALING WITH ALMOST A CURRENCY ISSUE, LONGER TERM, IN TERMS OF WHAT IS THE VALUE OF CURRENCY WHEN THOSE LIABILITIES, NOT ONLY THE DEBT LIABILITIES, BUT THE PENSION LIABILITIES OR THE HEALTH CARE LIABILITIES, WITH WHICH ARE LIKE DEBT, PROMISES THAT HAVE TO BE PAID, THEY WILL EITHER BE PAID BY HIGHER TAXES OR THEY'LL BE NOT PAID AND DEFAULTED ON. I DON'T THINK THEY WILL BE DEFAULTED ON. DALIO: WE HAVE TODAY REALLY A BIG SQUEEZE HAPPENING.
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To avoid a disorderly unwinding of a bank, the BRRD compels banks to comply with a new requirement, the "minimum requirements for eligible liabilities", under which they must hold sufficient liabilities eligible for a "bail-in" (when investors, not taxpayers, take the hit).
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Liquidity is sound, supported by a moderate share of unsecured wholesale funding (13% of total liabilities at end-2015), a comfortable liquidity cushion (43% of total customer accounts) and rather stable deposits of state-related entities (38% of total liabilities at end-203).
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Banks did not elect to apply the fair value rule to all of their liabilities.
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That compares with $26 trillion of total liabilities for those companies, according to the board.
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As a result of this shift, dollar liabilities on the balance sheets of non-U.
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Consider it an equal emphasis on growing assets and paying down liabilities for your future.
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In the form, his team does not disclose the Cohen debt alongside Trump's other liabilities.
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The ratio between liquid assets and short-term liabilities stood at 251 percent, it said.
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Lampert boosted his bid by adding more cash and assuming more liabilities, the sources said.
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Gundlach says true liabilities of the U.S. government are around $23 trillion to $24 trillion.
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Now it is battling swollen liabilities, a short-term debt squeeze and considerable unwanted attention.
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Britain's liabilities include contributions to the EU's pension scheme, which is generous and entirely unfunded.
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Gross noted that $11 trillion of negative-yielding bonds are not assets – they are liabilities.
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Argentina's debts, especially its dollar liabilities, mostly lie with the government; Turkey's sit with firms.
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Sadly for Berkeley students, shutoffs are a more cost-effective way to avoid future liabilities. ■
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L). Two companies with large pension liabilities, but with schemes currently in surplus, Aviva (AV.
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KPMG estimated the CFTC had understated liabilities by $194 million in the year to Sept.
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Overseas borrowing also creates foreign exchange liabilities when the dollar bonds are translated into yuan.
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International standards, or IFRS, restrict this possibility, because the liabilities will still exist in bankruptcy.
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The company listed assets and liabilities of more than $1 billion in its bankruptcy petition.
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GOP leaders also believe Clinton has deep liabilities over her reset of relations with Russia.
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Under these standards, liabilities will be measured on market values, as opposed to book values.
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The bigger number, though, is sitting on the liabilities side of the company's balance sheet.
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In June and July, depositors withdrew some 435bn roubles ($7.4bn), or 18% of Otkritie's liabilities.
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Ursa Re collateralised its liabilities by issuing $925 million in notes to capital markets investors.
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The crucial question is whether someone's assets and liabilities mature at different points in time.
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The seemingly arcane debate about the discount rate on pension liabilities hinges around this point.
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The idea is to reduce steelmaking capacity and for ThyssenKrupp to pass on pension liabilities.
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This is mitigated by a moderate level of contingent liabilities arising from public-sector entities.
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The collapse, however, is expected to raise environmental, administrative, criminal and civil liabilities for Vale.
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Companies can also reduce GILTI liabilities by moving plants and equipment overseas, the report said.
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Every business is trying to maximise dollar assets and zollar liabilities on its balance-sheet.
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An AXA spokesman declined to estimate the company's potential liabilities associated with the damage caused.
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The deal to buy Dematic for $2.1 billion, excluding certain liabilities, was announced last month.
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Yet it holds less than others in gilts and bonds to match its pension liabilities.
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The NDRC expects the plan to help cut total company liabilities by 10-20 percent.
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UPSB is the only bank with meaningful borrowings from international financial institutions (19% of liabilities).
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There's only a declaration of the company's assets (just $30,000), and its liabilities (totaling $891,563).
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Excluding certain liabilities, the purchase price will be about $2.1 billion, Kion said on Tuesday.
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As of 228, Illinois had nearly $160 billion in unfunded pension and retiree healthcare liabilities.
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Moody's estimates U.S. municipalities have run up more than $10.523 trillion dollars in unfunded liabilities.
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Funding from foreign banks and IFIs made up 211% of total liabilities at end-21500.
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However, medium-term repayments are manageable (21000% of liabilities in 212000 and 4807123% in 212001).
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Customer funding remains the main form of funding at both banks (over 21153% of liabilities).
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Alaska had by far the most in total unfunded liabilities as measured by personal income.
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Bajaj said the company's efforts to diversify its liabilities helped it weather the liquidity crisis.
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PG&E listed assets of $71.39 billion and liabilities of $51.69 billion as of Sept.
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Many state and local governments are facing budgetary pressure from pension obligations and unfunded liabilities.
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The documents include income and liabilities, as well as specific investments held by the staffers.
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The Dublin, Ohio-based company has set aside $44 million to cover those potential liabilities.
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For a pension fund to buy bonds is thus to match its liabilities; to hedge.
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It's too honest, too real, in a business in which those traits are mostly liabilities.
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Who should bear the brunt of consequent liabilities needs to be sorted out in advance.
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The source did not elaborate on the nature of the liabilities or the exact amount.
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Leaders who are not fluent in the language of inclusion are liabilities to their organizations.
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The dense networks of trust that had helped propel Wenzhou to wealth turned into liabilities.
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While municipal governments are immune from patent infringement liabilities, individuals representing those governments are not.
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Of the island's aggregate $68.7 billion bond liabilities, approximately $38.4 billion is payable by taxpayers.
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There would be clear liabilities if a Democrat won the speakership with help from Republicans.
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Dalio says zero- and negative-yielding debt is ultimately ineffective for funding massive government liabilities.
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According to MagnifyMoney's calculations, liabilities like debt are 44% of the amount of millennials' assets.
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For decades, our national poverty policies have effectively treated poor people like liabilities to society.
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And Lehman Brothers had $619 billion in liabilities, which by definition were somebody else's assets.
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Of course we're concerned about the national debt, unfunded liabilities and potentially lower economic growth.
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Austria has offered to settle creditor liabilities on the basis of a memorandum of understanding.
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The forms are imperfect because they record values of liabilities in assets in vast ranges.
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Liquidity remains comfortable with liquid assets covering a high 2123% of liabilities at end-3Q16.
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In 2009, Judge Gerber allowed General Motors to emerge from bankruptcy free from prebankruptcy liabilities.
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Neiman Marcus has total liabilities of $6.4 billion, including $1.2 billion of deferred income taxes.
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UPSB is the only bank with meaningful borrowings from foreign financial institutions (21% of liabilities).
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But he has submitted federal forms disclosing his and his family's income, assets and liabilities.
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Neiman Marcus has total liabilities of $21.5 billion, including $23 billion of deferred income taxes.
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A total buyout value of A$1.3 billion would include the company's debts and liabilities.
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Explicit contingent liabilities are clearly delineated and are not material compared with Abu Dhabi's assets.
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Contingent liabilities of the city are low, as most of its companies are self-funding.
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So that looks scary on a credit report, it looks scary on these total liabilities.
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And Netflix is sitting on content liabilities (both current and non-current) of $8.5 billion.
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MagnifyMoney's analysis reveals that millennials have more liabilities — debt — than any other age group studied.
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That puts government on the hook for much larger financial burdens, known as contingent liabilities.
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Even then, the returns most likely would not provide values of those assets or liabilities.
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Also troubling, once reliable allies are edging away from the United States — or becoming liabilities.
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They have examined security measures to protect the former spies and searched for potential liabilities.
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Several central banks have functioned well for years with liabilities that greatly exceed their assets.
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Z Gallerie, when it filed, listed assets and liabilities of $100 million to $500 million.
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But carmakers pushed back against the idea, fearing ballooning liabilities and anger from their shareholders.
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Positions that some leading Democrats have embraced, including reparations for black Americans, could become liabilities.
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With all of his liabilities, Sanders brings to the table his own arguments of electability.
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Days after he took office, PG & E filed for bankruptcy, reporting $30 billion in liabilities.
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By contrast, America is getting poorer with $8 trillion, and counting, of net foreign liabilities.
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Whatever liabilities Oesterlund had to consumers would be payable by what remained of the businesses.
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Liabilities surpassing that value will suffer a haircut ranging from 8 percent to 13 percent.
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Capital refers to the amount of assets a bank holds in excess of its liabilities.
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A high-level of bad loans increases the liabilities pile on a bank's balance sheet.
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As a result, the lender will have to generate higher profits to offset those liabilities.
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This enhances financing flexibility, albeit these assets are off-set by long-term pension liabilities.
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Here's why: Pensions are big liabilities for companies, which Wall Street ratings agencies don't like.
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His relative inexperience, his youth and concerns over his core values will remain huge liabilities.
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Ballooning pension liabilities for some cities have led to budget cuts and credit rating downgrades.
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The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in January to protect itself from liabilities.
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The country's position is monitored monthly and an increase in liabilities can indicate financial stress.
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She and Mr. Moses had listed assets of $2.6 million and liabilities of $47.5 million.
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Slow growth in the stock market in 6900 exacerbated the already-significant liabilities states face.
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Yet the bank's assets are in fact dwarfed by its liabilities, say former bank officials.
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Large unfunded pension and retiree health care liabilities will also continue to squeeze state finances.
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The two earlier years also include a more detailed list of Trump's assets and liabilities.
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Instead, the takeover made things worse: Stone & Webster was facing billions of dollars in liabilities.
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Jiangxi Copper had total current liabilities of just over 72 billion yuan as of Sept.
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This would increase the value of the insurers' liabilities and reduce their regulatory RBC ratio.
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These strengths mitigate the city's moderately high continent liabilities arising from its state-owned entities.
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But Lim's explanation about the lease obligations spelt out how the government's liabilities had ballooned.
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Yahoo, however, will continue to be responsible for liabilities from shareholder lawsuits and SEC investigations.
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Clinton's defeat is difficult to separate from the other liabilities that hindered her campaign. Mrs.
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It currently faces billions of dollars in liabilities related to wildfires in 2017 and 2018.
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"All these developments raise a significant doubt on the ability of the Company to continue as a going concern and therefore it may be unable to realize its assets and discharge its liabilities including potential liabilities in the normal course of business," the auditor said.
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When investors' perceptions of a bank's creditworthiness improved, its liabilities would in theory rise in value.
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Netflix's $13 billion in balance sheet liabilities plus $15 billion in content obligations clamors for it.
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In its latest annual report, Alibaba disclosed Cainiao's revenue, assets and liabilities for the first time.
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But remember, insurance companies and pension funds need long-dated liabilities to match long-duration assets.
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"Tax payers will be allowed up to three years to settle their liabilities," the NEC said.
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And it wasted no time asking a bankruptcy judge to let it jettison health care liabilities.
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Higher yields reduce the value of insurance companies' liabilities and increase net interest margins of banks.
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Sites will face all copyright liabilities in the event that something makes it past the filter.
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The strengths are partly offset by potentially high contingent liabilities arising from its public-sector entities.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - No serious investor would analyse a company by looking only at its liabilities.
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Greenlight said it engaged outside experts who estimate that Chemours' debt and legal liabilities are manageable.
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State and local assets are invested together, but the members and actuarial liabilities are kept separate.
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The sales will enable Apache to reduce "significant" liabilities associated with asset retirement obligations in Canada.
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Benefits from additional spectrum, fibre assets and subscribers will more than offset the additional spectrum liabilities.
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The long lifecycles of road, airport, and energy projects correspond well with funds' long-term liabilities.
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Your liabilities are long term debt, mortgages, student loans, credit card balances, and other personal loans.
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GE Capital continued to reduce its liabilities, completing $1.1 billion in asset reductions in the quarter.
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The insurer caps its liabilities and frees up capital (AIG plans to return some to shareholders).
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They are insurance companies, pension funds and money managers who have to match liabilities with assets.
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PG&E could face liabilities exceeding $30 billion in connection with fires in 2017 and 2018.
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Therefore, Dong Yin's legal status does not indicate automatic assumption of its full liabilities by COAM.
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PG&E had estimated that the onslaught of these wildfire-related liabilities could top $22016 billion.
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"Going forward, any increases in pension liabilities bears watching when corporate earnings are released," Abe said.
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AMLG: Let's talk about the structure, which is the other question people ask, and fiduciary liabilities.
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The rules require Admiral to calculate periodic payment claims liabilities at a "risk free" interest rate.
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Guarantees crack open the door to liabilities that crowdfunding platforms have traditionally fought hard to avoid.
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The company, in announcing the planned split last year, didn't focus on the transfer of liabilities.
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Total decommissioning liabilities in the U.S. Outer Continental Shelf now total $40 billion, according to BOEM.
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The tradition has been to discount the liabilities by the expected return on the investment portfolio.
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Liabilities arising from shareholder lawsuits and SEC investigations will continue to be the responsibility of Yahoo.
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The Supreme Court decision in the case of Redwater Energy will not reduce existing environmental liabilities.
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The utility faces billions of dollars in potential liabilities from devastating wildfires in 2017 and 2018.
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Blame the "coverage ratios"—the relationship between assets and future liabilities—demanded by the Dutch regulator.
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"Jet has no aircraft operating and every day it keeps building and building liabilities," said Watts.
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Fitch believes the state would be responsible for its assets and liabilities in such a case.
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The government's liabilities have swelled to almost NT$18trn ($597bn), nine times its total annual expenditures.
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But a wide range of liabilities, from shares to subordinated and even senior debt, is included.
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Takata is hoping to erase billions in liabilities and resolve the recall of air-bag inflators.
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But compared with other state governments, Virginia long-term liabilities and debt burden are relatively small.
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The revenue "includes a cash payment from Apple and the release of related liabilities," Qualcomm said.
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Today, Plaid is introducing a new product called Liabilities to help developers build applications around debt.
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Insurance liabilities stood at $38 billion at the end of 2017, according to GE's annual report.
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Higher bond yields reduce the value of insurance companies' liabilities and increase banks' net interest margins.
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This has a direct impact on pension deficits, by increasing the value of future pension liabilities.
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Beyond the cash, Danaher also will assume certain GE pension liabilities – another win for the company.
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The Berrics will contribute its approximate $2.5M in assets, $5003M in liabilities and a board seat.
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The company listed both assets and liabilities in the range of $10 billion to $50 billion.
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The product is attractive to such investors because they need assets that match their liabilities, i.e.
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To enable this, producers are rebated the VAT liabilities they accumulated during production when they export.
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The long-term liabilities can also affect credit ratings and borrowing costs for an individual state.
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After Alaska, Illinois, Mississippi, New Mexico and Kentucky had the largest sums of unfunded pension liabilities.
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It faces at least $30 billion in potential liabilities from California wildfires in 2017 and 2018.
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WMG expects to keep total liabilities/total assets at around 65% by 2018 (2012-2015: 65%).
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Some analysts had expressed concerns that Verizon could have assumed Yahoo's liabilities over the data breaches.
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Reforms to the SOE sector are critical to checking the rise in contingent liabilities, Moody's said.
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Financial disclosure documents typically include a person's assets, liabilities and personal income for a given year.
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Overseas borrowing exposes the government's liabilities to currency fluctuations and can therefore impact domestic interest rates.
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Your liabilities are what you owe, which includes your mortgage, student loans and credit-card debt.
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The deal covers liabilities in one of British Airways' pension schemes, the Airways Pension Scheme (APS).
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Usually, the bulk of a pension fund's liabilities occur well into the future, as workers retire.
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Interbank assets and liabilities both shrank in the second quarter for the first time since 2010.
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Anything to reduce his liabilities, increase his assets, anything is possible with that kind of brainpower.
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Gol's outstanding liabilities, including aircraft leases, reached 17 billion reais (US$4.8 billion) as of December.
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Now, facing uncertainty and potential liabilities from a new scandal, it may be on its own.
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Bharti Airtel will take over a "small portion" of Tata's unpaid spectrum liabilities, the statement said.
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This change would greatly increase incentives to use transfer pricing to reduce U.S. future tax liabilities.
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Hatch listed Puerto Rico's debts and unfunded public pension liabilities as totaling more than $117 billion.
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The vast majority of these unfunded liabilities are tied to Social Security, Medicare, and public pensions.
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At end-April 2016, HCFB's liquidity buffer equaled a solid RUB38bn or 2530% of total liabilities.
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Winfrey has the fame and personality cult to match Trump's, but with significantly fewer personal liabilities.
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And many financial institutions had relied on short-term, uninsured liabilities to fund longer-term investments.
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Bank of America acquired Countrywide and assumed its liabilities in 2008, as the financial crisis erupted.
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The surge in the under-funded liabilities since 2008 has raised the urgency of pension reform.
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The management of cashflow from unpaid liabilities is a major factor in WeWork's UK business model.
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However, experts said this was aimed more at helping the company better manage its debt liabilities.
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To reduce liabilities, if we were sued or have to sue, certain courts are more efficient.
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However, deal talks have stumbled over valuation because of contingent liabilities, one of the sources said.
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Pemex signed the loan to renew credit lines and refinance liabilities, the president announced on Thursday.
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The "true" national debt is more than $85033 trillion when you take into consideration unfunded liabilities.
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Propertize had net exposure of 3.4 billion euros in property and property financing liabilities in 2015.
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These strengths should mitigate the city's moderately high continent liabilities arising from its state-owned entities.
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Regulators must define rules around limits of liabilities for the designers and operators of these robots.
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The auditor estimated the CFTC had understated liabilities by $194 million in the year to Sept.
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The city's school system is facing $3.5 billion in debt in combined operating and capital liabilities.
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"It was incredibly important to them personally, because these liabilities would follow them," Mr. Barrett said.
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Such a loss could be used to cover tax liabilities on other income for 18 years.
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Overall, Sears listed $11.3 billion in liabilities in its bankruptcy filing and $7 billion in assets.
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Even as it sheds some of its liabilities, it continues to show signs of financial strain.
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In November, Seadrill said it was talking to its lenders about restructuring $7.5 billion of liabilities.
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In November, Seadrill said it was talking to its lenders about restructuring $7.5 billion of liabilities.
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They couple made large "personal expenditures" even though they had "significant tax liabilities," the indictment says.
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Tax returns do not provide lists of assets or liabilities, unless they generate income or deductions.
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Amid regulatory pressure, card issuers shifted the fraud liabilities onto merchants who weren't accepting chip transactions.
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With its financial liabilities mounting, the company's shares dropped by more than 20 percent on Wednesday.
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On a total assets versus total liabilities basis, Illinois no longer fared the worst among states.
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The second Democratic primary debate showed former Vice President Joe Biden's long career has its liabilities.
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When mortgage defaults started rising, many financial institutions experienced a run on their short-term liabilities.
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"Even today we learn about new liabilities with our business," said Mr. Platt of Sky Zone.
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Britain has previously said it will pay any outstanding liabilities, but has not given a figure.
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This option would be less favorable for shareholders due to the threat of future fire liabilities.
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Liabilities of industrial firms rose 5.5% year-on-year as of end-April, the NBS said.
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The $10 million is in addition to $10 million earmarked separately for the fund manager's liabilities.
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The large expansion of the Fed's asset holding accompanies a similar-sized expansion of its liabilities.
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The utility could take billions of dollars of liabilities from fatal blazes in 2018 and 2017.
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The administration is examining whether it encourages excessive risk-taking or exposes taxpayers to potential liabilities.
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Tax payments generally prompt export-focused companies to convert foreign currency revenues to meet local liabilities.
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It reported 2.6 billion euros in total liabilities at the end of the 2015 fiscal year.
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In turn, some online vendors would be forced to view new customers as potential tax liabilities.
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It has more than $120 billion in unfunded liabilities, mainly for retiree health and pension benefits.
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"Managing GE's numerous liabilities also becomes more difficult the smaller the company(s) becomes," Sprague wrote.
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The filing also stated Nine West's liabilities in the range of $1 billion to $10 billion.
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Shares of insurers are expected to take a hit on uncertainty over their storm-related liabilities.
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America can't afford to pay the liabilities we owe our current federal workers in pensions alone.
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The banks could not agree on valuation because of contingent liabilities, one of the sources said.
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Further unrecorded liabilities may arise as a result of current and future investigations, auditors Deloitte said.
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In January, PG&E filed for bankruptcy protection, saying it's facing more than $30b in liabilities.
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Fitch believes U.S. depositor preference gives deposit liabilities superior recovery prospects in the event of default.
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Prior to 2008, over 90 percent of all Federal Reserve liabilities were the currency it created.
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And from that point forward, the balance sheet will grow at trend demand for our liabilities.
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The offer would assume all liabilities related to the business operations, inject new cash and pay down liabilities on the balance sheet, according to the source, who added that the new company would be led by a majority-female board of directors and team of investors.
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The bond is equal to a significant 10% of the bank's end-13Q17 liabilities, but USD150 million of the bond proceeds have already been on-lent by BGEO to BoG, and the bank maintains a sizeable liquidity cushion (at end-1Q17 equal to 19% of its liabilities).
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If the assumption of outstanding debt and liabilities is included, the deal values Supervalu at $2.9 billion.
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Structured deposits are categorized as liabilities on banks' balance sheets, and have effectively replaced guaranteed-return WMPs.
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The questions asked of nominees in these forms are probing and personal: What are your financial liabilities?
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PG&E's liabilities from that fire could be catastrophic if authorities determine its equipment caused the blazes.
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Some are hemmed in by sluggish economies, big pension liabilities - which crowd out new projects - or both.
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His greatest appeal, and one of his greatest liabilities, is that he deals poorly with talking points.
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"That doesn't remove the risk posed by the pension liabilities," works council chief Wilhelm Segerath told Reuters.
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Liabilities rose 12.6 percent from a year earlier to 214.72 trillion yuan, it said on its website.
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It includes $4.5 billion to eliminate budgetary debts and $4.8 billion to pay down unfunded retirement liabilities.
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Accounting and regulatory rules often require them to use long-dated bond yields to calculate their liabilities.
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Shareholders and junior creditors cop it, for at least 220% of liabilities, if the state steps in.
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Notably, regulators have started co-ordinating debt-for-equity swaps to trim the liabilities of state firms.
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However, the total size of SOE liabilities overstates the degree of exposure for the country, added Moody's.
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The biggest drawback to a Roth 401(k) is how contributions might impact your tax liabilities today.
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The negative cash flow is primarily related to one business, the power business and other legacy liabilities.
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Bond yields rebounded, lowering the value of insurance companies' liabilities and increasing net interest margins of banks.
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Moody's estimated that that liabilities worth 20 percent to 25 percent of GDP could potentially require restructuring.
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Bohai Steel Group, which is undergoing a state-financed restructuring, has liabilities of around 192 billion yuan.
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At that time, the company's debt certificates and certain development bank liabilities were swapped for equity shares.
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In addition, both Verizon and Yahoo will share legal and regulatory liabilities from Yahoo's recent data breaches.
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The vice president is required to file an annual personal financial disclosure that details income and liabilities.
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The owner would also be responsible for paying specialized taxes and being held accountable for legal liabilities.
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And according to the tax preparation giant H&R Block, total liabilities are down by nearly 22018%.
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Analysts at Guggenheim Partners and Mizuho Securities estimate that final liabilities could total more than $8 billion.
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Not least because the regulation includes beefed up liabilities for companies that fail to meet its standards.
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IF RICH BUSINESSMEN bring both strengths and liabilities to politics, then Terry Gou brings them in spades.
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If a person's liabilities exceed the value of their estate, the creditor typically is out of luck.
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Buffett continues to employ an array of accounting and other tricks to drastically reduce his tax liabilities.
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Limiting the government's massive liabilities is a major focus of the department's strategy, according to the document.
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Cocos became part of a spectrum of at-risk liabilities, rather than a neat, catch-all solution.
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Trump also lists 16 liabilities for which he owes at least $315 million, according to the statement.
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Eighth, is GE sure that its industrial balance-sheet accurately measures its capital employed and its liabilities?
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YDPIC maintains stable liquidity to meet cash outflows associated with claims from its short-tailed insurance liabilities.
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According to the Nuclear Energy Institute, the department's total liabilities could stretch to more than $50 billion.
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These aren't as yet included in the MPA estimates for interbank liabilities, on which there are limits.
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Bank loans make up for most of Viver's liabilities in the plan, de Lucio said, without elaborating.
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That's juxtaposed to GE's remaining liabilities, which Inch said equates to between $2111 billion and $2129 billion.
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When those assets and liabilities are not matched, they will want to eliminate the foreign-exchange risk.
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High foreign ownership (over 80%) in the banking sector mitigates contingent liabilities to the sovereign balance sheet.
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Higher rates help reduce the value of insurance companies' liabilities and increase net interest margins of banks.
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The clean holding company requirement will restrict a BHC from liabilities that could affect an orderly resolution.
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We're in the property casualty business and the casualty part of that has very long duration liabilities.
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Doing so would allow it to address potential legal liabilities while bringing the cases to a halt.
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As such, the full amount of the related assets and liabilities often remain on the companies' books.
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"Treat them well and whistleblowers are assets – treat them poorly and they will become liabilities," he concluded.
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We are told that a "quarter of the budget is now devoted to paying down" those liabilities.
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One of the sources said Foxconn's own due diligence had uncovered liabilities just under 100 billion yen.
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PCBG is mainly funded by customer deposits, which amounted to 61% of total liabilities at end-2016.
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The Volcker Rule also limits the liabilities that can be taken on by the country's largest banks.
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Other differences include Britain's liabilities and how much it is willing to pay the EU before leaving.
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Fitch conservatively excludes M&S Bank income from its forecasts because of potential liabilities from mis-selling.
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This strength is mitigated by a high level of contingent liabilities arising from its public-sector entities.
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But never before have two candidates had such a plethora of hilarious faults and/or liabilities simultaneously.
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How far that capital will go to cover the startup's debts and liabilities remains to be seen.
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Of America's six largest banks, only Wells Fargo trades above the value of its assets minus liabilities.
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Most of the last-minute opportunities to reduce your tax liabilities for 2018 have come and gone.
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Javid said he did not see the pension liabilities as a big threat to the public purse.
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Liabilities of industrial firms rose 6.5 percent year-on-year as of end-March, the NBS said.
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The state agency estimates Alpha's environmental and water treatment liabilities in West Virginia at roughly $1 billion.
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Indeed, those APIs, which turned out to be major security liabilities, will shut down on March 7.
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In the Budget, the British government lowered the discount rate it assumes for funding future pension liabilities.
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These strengths are partly offset by potentially high contingent liabilities arising from the municipality's public-sector entities.
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These measures, though somewhat crude, should help prevent mismatches between long-term assets and short-term liabilities.
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NAV is a performance measure for investment companies that reflects the value of underlying assets excluding liabilities.
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As the government does not automatically absorb CCDG's liabilities, the legal attribute was assessed at Mid-range.
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He also has liabilities, such as mortgages and personal loans, of between $6.9 million and $25.8 million.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IVF's IDR are equalised with Valencia to reflect its statutory guarantee on IVF's liabilities.
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Tata will retain its stake in Viom, and will take care of the liabilities associated with it.
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Worse yet, the sheer size of our pension liabilities makes it more expensive for government to operate.
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It would be the second-biggest sovereign default in history; in 2012 Greece restructured $261bn of liabilities.
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There's still a risk it will not be able to fix its excess liabilities, and be delisted.
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Lampert also offered to accept more of Sears' liabilities than than he did in his previous bids.
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The move comes as Brazilian companies are paying down dollar debts and reducing their dollar-denominated liabilities.
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Refinancing risk is small, as wholesale debt repayments in 33717 were only 3371495% of end-3371956H33710003 liabilities.
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Indeed, Michael Cohen was not some random attorney retained by Trump to make election liabilities go away.
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In March 2015, the resolution authority imposed a moratorium on all HAA liabilities, valid until May 2016.
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Sharp said in a statement earlier on Friday that it has been disclosing its contingent liabilities properly.
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CNO reported ceded insurance liabilities of $527 million related to the Beechwood agreement at June 30, 2016.
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Trump had felt Ivana's awkward English and heavy Czech accent would be liabilities on the campaign trail.
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The weighted-average residual life of the cover assets is 0003 years and 4.5 years for liabilities.
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It is time to hold the industry accountable and stop using taxpayer funds to cover its liabilities.
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Your net worth is equal to your assets (what you own) minus your liabilities (what you owe).
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The same source said the talks had faltered on differences in valuations that arose from contingent liabilities.
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That said, off-budget infrastructure spending may continue to rise, with a corresponding increase in contingent liabilities.
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She cited as an example the nearly $30 billion in pension liabilities GM offloaded under her supervision.
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It includes assets and liabilities, a point The Washington Post said was missing from Ocasio-Cortez's tweet.
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Tesla's "book value," or value after its total liabilities are subtracted from its assets, is $5 billion.
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There was a disclosure process where we had to put forward the assets and liabilities we had.
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The Canton guarantees all of ZKB's non-subordinated liabilities according to a specific cantonal law (ZKB Law).
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It said it was still mulling over the details, including new material information about Sharp's potential liabilities.
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Higher bond yields increase net interest margins of banks and reduce the value of insurance companies' liabilities.
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Avaya has liabilities totaling about $1.5 billion stemming from its pension and other promised post-employment benefits.
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Industrial companies' liabilities rose 6.5 percent year-on-year as of end-May, the statistics bureau said.
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Its players aren't just employees, they're money-makers; finely-hewn tools; quantifiable assets and, at times, liabilities.
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Only a few liabilities are mandatorily excluded from the scope of bail-in, such as insured deposits.
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In June 2012, Mr. Sayoc filed for personal bankruptcy, listing assets of $4,175 and liabilities of $21,109.
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It means that owners and managers minimize their liabilities while pushing risk onto tipped workers like me.
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Berkshire has said it ended September with $21 billion of income tax liabilities, which were mainly deferred.
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If the legal liabilities arent manageable, Mallinckrodt may choose to seek bankruptcy protection, the Bloomberg report said.
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Of course, Saudi Arabia isn't the only country that's slapped rich inmates with multi-billion-dollar liabilities.
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The IRS will contact you if your refund is being clawed back to address past federal liabilities.
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The NAV is determined by the total value of its assets minus the value of its liabilities.
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Puerto Rico has about $70 billion in debt on its books and $50 billion in pension liabilities.
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Payless, when it filed, listed assets and liabilities in a range of $500 million to $1 billion.
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Avenue listed assets of $250 million to $4003 million, and liabilities of $2400 million to $2260 million.
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Options include cutting liabilities, renegotiating or ending some leases, and reviewing accounting practices and projected building valuations.
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Wet Seal filed its second Chapter 11 in February with liabilities between $50 million and $100 million.
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Currently, Hawaii law mandates annual tax contributions meant to pay down the unfunded liabilities within 30 years.
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It did not list secured debt, but said total liabilities could be as much as $10 billion.
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Sears' pension liabilities have been reported to be a sticking point in its attempt to sell Kenmore.
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This will boost its actuarial liabilities by 352 million shekels in its fourth quarter results, it said.
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PG&E had said it anticipated liabilities reaching more than $30 billion, according to the news wire.
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And that's just the start of a long list of potential candidates with ethical and political liabilities.
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That will force them to pay more in future fiscal years to meet their long-term liabilities.
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When it filed for bankruptcy, PG&E estimated its total wildfire-related liabilities could top $30 billion.
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At the end of March, Mitsubishi Aircraft's liabilities exceeded its assets by 110 billion yen ($970 million).
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Bank B can meet any depositor redemption, and its assets will always reprice along with its liabilities.
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Accordingly, the owner of a nuclear reactor causing substantial damage faces liabilities limited to about $500 million.
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When it filed for bankruptcy, PG&E estimated its total wildfire-related liabilities could top $30 billion.
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Higher bond yields reduce the value of insurance companies' liabilities and increase net interest margins of banks.
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Tesla's "book value," or value after its total liabilities are subtracted from its assets, is $28503 billion.
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Liabilities rose 11.3 percent from a year earlier to 218.39 trillion yuan, it said on its website.
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One ailing Teamster plan is larger, with $40.5 billion in unfunded liabilities, for 390,079 workers and retirees.
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Bank loans of 33 million euros were subsequently added to the liabilities due to technical covenant breaches.
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The figures also take into account the fact that low interest rates have made pension liabilities higher.
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This rate is used to extrapolate the forward curve for valuing liabilities that have a long duration.
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The president is right to warn taxpayers of their exposure to large liabilities from the Postal Service.
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Yes, gross government liabilities in the euro area were estimated at 107 percent of GDP last year.
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The figures also take into account the fact that low interest rates have made pension liabilities higher.
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However, investors recently learned about previously undisclosed liabilities and were unable to reach an agreement, Variety reported.
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The company continued to maintain strong liquidity to support the short-tailed nature of its insurance liabilities.
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As of mid-2018, Apple has $105 billion of operating assets and $120 billion of operating liabilities.
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The assets were hard to value, and the liabilities were hidden in a tangle of unorthodox contracts.
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Estimating wildfire costs is tricky, and PG&E's liabilities could end up being larger than investors expect.
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But adding restrictions to online speech laws or liabilities for platforms would come with downsides, he warned.
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It had a net book value – total assets minus intangible assets and liabilities – of 10 million pounds.
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Any interest effect should come on the gross liabilities, so I think it's bigger than he suggests.
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Bourqui joined just eight months ago, having stepped down as ABB Group's head of pension assets and liabilities.
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Talks have dragged on since February 2016 as potential bidders try to identify and ring-fence Takata's liabilities.
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Bank of Italy releases April data on Target 3003 liabilities and European Central Bank funding to Italian banks.
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Bank of Italy releases January data on Target 2100 liabilities and European Central Bank funding to Italian banks.
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Bank of Italy releases June data on Target 2300 liabilities and European Central Bank funding to Italian banks.
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The ratings of Belgosstrakh and of Eximgarant also benefit from state guarantees for insurance liabilities under compulsory lines.
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A 2017 financial disclosure form showed that Trump had at least $130 million of liabilities to Deutsche Bank.
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All of the bank's liabilities are fully covered by the state through a direct and unlimited statutory guarantee.
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Moody's and Standard & Poor's recently cut PG&E's credit rating into junk territory, citing concerns about wildfire liabilities.
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We hear some leaders talking as if some of our proudest achievements are in fact our biggest liabilities.
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Higher bond yields improve the net interest margin for banks and reduce the value of insurance companies' liabilities.
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But Putin's bad-boy geopolitics and military postures are wasting assets already beginning to prove to be liabilities.
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The bank said in a statement that the measure is aimed at discouraging growth of foreign exchange liabilities.
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Higher bond yields would reduce the value of insurance companies' liabilities and increase net interest margins of banks.
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Bank of Italy releases January data on Target 153 liabilities and European Central Bank funding to Italian banks.
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If Labs opens a clearer dialogue with developers, Twitter could count them as allies instead of PR liabilities.
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In a report released on Tuesday, Moody's noted that liabilities at state-owned enterprise (SOEs) are "particularly large".
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To avoid legal liabilities, some developers caution users that AI chatbots are not the equivalent to human therapists.
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This left Patriot with responsibility for another 13,300 retirees, and, by last year, total liabilities of $1.37 billion.
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Bank of Italy releases July data on Target 2 liabilities and European Central Bank funding to Italian banks.
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Other states will eventually be forced to confront those liabilities, probably at the expense of entrepreneurs and businesses.
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It also limits the liabilities of private insurers, making it more attractive for them to cover social care.
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Wholesale funding, which in 215.1 amounted to £214.3bn, 453% of liabilities, has been cut by nearly two-thirds.
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Similar to TLAC, liabilities must have a residual effective maturity of at least one year to be eligible.
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Tusa pointed to 3M's growing list of liabilities as another risk to the company's earnings-per-share growth.
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Together, the DROP plan and cost-of-living increases make up around half of the scheme's total liabilities.
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GE Capital reduced its liabilities in the first quarter, completing $1.1 billion in asset reductions in the period.
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Then there are pension funds and insurance companies, which buy government bonds to match their long-term liabilities.
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State public pension plans have assets of just $993 trillion to cover total pension liabilities of $4 trillion.
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"It didn't feel like a CEO coming to cover his ass or to smooth away liabilities," he said.
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He is the author of Look Before Leaping: Risks, Liabilities, and Repair of Study Abroad in Higher Education.
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General Motors (GM) is seeking a new court hearing over $10 billion in liabilities involving faulty ignition switches.
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Alibaba said its latest annual report disclosed for the first time Cainiao's revenue, net loss, assets and liabilities.
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On average they owed 250% of their income, with three-quarters of liabilities in the form of mortgages.
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The result is that under generally accepted accounting principles, the company's liabilities can end up exceeding its assets.
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General Motors — GM is seeking a new court hearing over $10 billion in liabilities involving faulty ignition switches.
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Higher bond yields reduce the value of insurance companies' liabilities and increase the net interest margins of banks.
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McCormick said the proposal represented an enterprise value of 1.51 billion pounds including debt and future pension liabilities.
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While swaps are in place on the liabilities, we expect those swaps to terminate in the recovery scenario.
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So, in case law terms, the direction of travel for legal liabilities in this area seems fairly clear.
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Takata is seeking a financial investor to help pay for huge liabilities from the world's biggest auto recall.
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The company has listed between $500 million to $1 billion in liabilities and the same amount in assets.
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The Fund's estimates of governments' assets and liabilities cast their fiscal health in a new light (see chart).
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And they would be more likely to keep a keen eye on their liabilities other than government debt.
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A 2017 financial disclosure form showed that Trump had at least $130 million of liabilities to Deutsche Bank.
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Mallinckrodt previously had said the spinout would separate its main business from any potential liabilities from opioid litigation.
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"This means that these assets go off our balance sheets so the liabilities also go down," he added.
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Asset managers joined the pension and insurance funds which traditionally buy long-dated bonds to match their liabilities.
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No problem for pension funds (whose liabilities would fall too) but it might be a problem for banks.
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"That mismatch between assets and liabilities becomes very apparent when the model starts to break down," he said.
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The company listed assets of $10 million to $50 million and liabilities of $100 million to $500 million.
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POWELL SAYS NEW NORMAL FOR FED'S TOTAL LIABILITIES MAY BE IN THE BALLPARK OF 16.5 PCT OF GDP
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The latter said it would not sign the deal until Sharp clarified previously undisclosed contingent liabilities, reported Reuters.
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Liabilities also rose 8.3 percent from a year earlier to 226.37 trillion yuan, it said on its website.
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LB's customer deposits (91% of liabilities at end-0003) are stable, but rather expensive and potentially price sensitive.
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The deal will see Danaher pay $21 billion in cash, as well as assume certain GE pension liabilities.
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The company asked the court to rule that long-term debt should be considered part of current liabilities.
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Financing note: Discovery cautions against calculating OWN's valuation via the size of its equity check, given certain liabilities.
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Your net worth is simply the difference between your assets (what you own) and liabilities (what you owe).
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In recent weeks, the deal had stalled after Sharp revealed around $2.66 billion of previously undisclosed contingent liabilities.
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Another person said Gou shouted at his team for not having discovered these liabilities in the first place.
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So the company avoids any potential liabilities that would potentially arise from an influx of snake-oil salesmen.
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Higher rates would help get the number down, because government-bond yields are used to discount pension liabilities.
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Liabilities also rose 10.0 percent from a year earlier to 225.37 trillion yuan, it said on its website.
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And in some cases, the pension deficit can be huge with total liabilities bigger than their stockmarket value.
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State firms' total liabilities rose 17.8 percent on year to 83.55 trillion yuan at the end of June.
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In a court filing, Aguilar said Sports Authority had assets of $1.3 billion and liabilities of $1.1 billion.
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It is true that China has been fastidious in capping its external liabilities (it is a net creditor).
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What we do have so far is final tax liabilities paid by most taxpayers on calendar 2202 incomes.
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It's basically a financial reporting document that details an individual's assets and liabilities — both short- and long-term.
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As you can see, the first part of my policy covered liabilities I may incur as a motorist.
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Banks say the rule unduly penalised them in the way derivatives liabilities are treated when calculating the ratio.
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Germany resists shared liabilities, fearing it will be left to pay the bill for the fecklessness of others.
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Repo funding is sizable (17% of liabilities) and used to finance carry trades in short-term market instruments.
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Dalio also took a stab at pension and health-care liabilities that are at risk of going unmet.
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And Fitch Ratings downgraded PG&E's credit rating Friday, citing potential for PG&E to pay huge liabilities.
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PIC said the deal covered the liabilities of about 1,500 members of the VA Tech UK pension scheme.
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Puerto Rico has an estimated $22019 billion in public debt and close to 50 billion in unfunded liabilities.
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Tuesday wasn't without some bright spots for Senate Democrats, who worked throughout the cycle to limit their liabilities.
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GFAserta is responsible for the losses and liabilities of its subsidiaries, according to its Convenio Unico de Responsabilidades.
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Third, there's demand from UK pension funds and life insurers who need assets to match long-term liabilities.
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"The really big problem — the dirty secret — is no pension is going to meet its liabilities," he said.
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Covered bonds would lessen the maturity mismatches between banks' assets and liabilities, reducing liquidity risk - a credit positive.
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Zuckerberg's statements also could have exposed him to other legal liabilities if he made any misstatements under oath.
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Liabilities of industrial firms rose 6.6 percent year-on-year as of end-February, according to the statement.
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The company said the move will lower debt, slash its pension liabilities and help it expand digital operations.
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The problem is spending and out of control liabilities Washington refuses to reform like Social Security and Medicare.
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A deduction takes place when companies write off legitimate expenses against gross income before calculating their tax liabilities.
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PNB's woes continue as reports said the government is directing the lender to bear any fraud-related liabilities.
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The remaining $2 billion comes from promise that Sears will pay off some of its liabilities and debts.
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Bank of Italy releases May data on Target 09003 liabilities and European Central Bank funding to Italian banks.
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They were attractive to the then-Labour government because the financing appeared "off balance sheet" as contingent liabilities.
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Capital, the difference between a bank's assets and liabilities, is the cushion banks use to absorb unexpected losses.
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It's what you're left with after subtracting your liabilities (what you owe) from your assets (what you own).
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Commercial lenders are required by regulators to cap their interbank funding under one-third of their total liabilities.
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Dex Media and SuperMedia listed assets and liabilities in the range of $1 billion to $10 billion each.
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It also faces potential liabilities stemming from class action lawsuits in the United States, Canada and other countries.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the tax liabilities suggested in Donald J. Trump's 1995 tax returns.
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The deal value includes assumed liabilities of $1.3 billion, Equis Pte Ltd and GIP said in a statement.
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Bank of Italy releases July data on Target 2300 liabilities and European Central Bank funding to Italian banks.
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Swaps are in place on the liabilities, but we expect those swaps to terminate in a recovery scenario.
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In 2016, contingent liabilities accounted for RUB9.5 billion or around 15% of current revenue versus 25% in 2014.
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The popularity of the two issues creates liabilities for candidates who have a questionable history with pharmaceutical companies.
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Higher bond yields would lower the value of insurance companies' liabilities and increase net interest margins of banks.
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The rating is constrained by high concentration risks in both assets and liabilities (by sector and by name).
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The U.S. government actually believes it actually has a reasonable chance to collect on Apple's overseas tax liabilities?
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Next, detail your liabilities — mortgage, loans, credit card debt — and insurance policies for health, home and any vehicles.
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The company said it did not assume the liabilities of U.S. Corrections and had no relationship with USG7.
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Deals • Purdue Pharma, the maker of OxyContin, is reportedly exploring a bankruptcy filing to limit its legal liabilities.
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The utility had filed for bankruptcy protection after it estimated that it faced $30 billion in wildfire liabilities.
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Bank of Italy releases March data on Target 0.20943 liabilities and European Central Bank funding to Italian banks.
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Patrick Trucchio of Berenberg, a German investment bank, thinks that distributors alone could face legal liabilities of $40bn.
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Bank of Italy releases March data on Target 08303 liabilities and European Central Bank funding to Italian banks.
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Bank of Italy releases February data on Target 100043 liabilities and European Central Bank funding to Italian banks.
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Forever 21, when it filed, listed assets and liabilities in a range of $1 billion to $10 billion.
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The last pillar is that inequalities of wealth—the assets people own, minus their liabilities—have been soaring.
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Subtracting his minimum assets from his minimum liabilities resulted in a minimum 2015 net worth of negative $700,85033.
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Penn Treaty had to take back the $1 billion of liabilities, blowing a hole in its balance sheet.
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In fact, the liabilities are more than four times the state's total tax revenue for a single year.
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"This bailout (South African Airways) is taken into account at the level of moderate contingent liabilities," he said.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: What do you think the liabilities should be for American corporations involved in data breaches?
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A living will requires the drafter to have a full inventory of assets and liabilities and organizational components.
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The mining giant argued it must slash its liabilities to attract the capital needed to fund future operations.
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It also warned it might face liabilities stemming from the Camp Fire that could exceed its insurance coverage.
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SO, ANYBODY THAT HAS A LOT OF DEFERRED TAX LIABILITIES GETS A BIG KICK UP IN BOOK VALUE.
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It's difficult for small businesses to set up a plan because of the costs, liabilities, and administrative work.
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These strengths are partly offset by potentially high contingent liabilities arising from Huai An Traffic's public-sector entities.
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That means they don't want to show a tremendous amount of short-term liabilities on their balance sheet.
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To be sure, sometimes tarnished celebrity reputations are redeemed to the point where their names don't become liabilities.
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The company, which has $2503 billion in liabilities, noted that it could have difficulty procuring merchandise from vendors.
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Bank of Italy releases December data on Target 10003 liabilities and European Central Bank funding to Italian banks.
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Bank of Italy releases September data on Target 33 liabilities and European Central Bank funding to Italian banks.
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Currency risks will also increase alongside growing overseas portfolio assets as insurers mostly carry Chinese yuan-denominated liabilities.
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Bank of Italy releases November data on Target 21000 liabilities and European Central Bank funding to Italian banks.
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Other states will eventually be forced to confront those liabilities — probably at the expense of entrepreneurs and businesses.
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The notes will be structurally subordinated to all indebtedness and other liabilities (including trade payables) of Bogota's subsidiaries.
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Labor costs have risen, primarily because of pension liabilities, but now consume a smaller share of the budget.
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PG&E said its bankruptcy filing was meant to protect it from becoming overwhelmed by its wildfire liabilities.
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The attribute was assessed at Midrange as there is no automatic assumption of SMF's liabilities by the government.
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Reuters reported that the California utility is exploring filing for bankruptcy protection related to potential liabilities from wildfires.
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PG&E filed for bankruptcy protection in January, saying it might face over $30 billion in wildfire liabilities.
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Faced with these liabilities, the Pentagon has routinely sought to minimize its responsibility for fixing its environmental problems.
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It had handed over all documentation regarding possible tax liabilities for the employees in early retirement, it said.
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In doing so, Contura expected to write off $400 million in taxes and $200 million in reclamation liabilities.
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Bank of Italy releases May data on Target 2 liabilities and European Central Bank funding to Italian banks.
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Bank of Italy releases August data on Target 210 liabilities and European Central Bank funding to Italian banks.
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Liquidity remains acceptable at RosCap, while GB faces significant refinancing risks given (i) substantial short-term wholesale funding (14% of total liabilities at end-4M16); and (ii) potential outflows of pension fund deposits (11% of liabilities) due to tougher rating requirements by the CBR coming into force in October 2016.
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A clear allocation of which pension scheme assets and liabilities are allocated to the bank and the removal of the bank's obligation to support the pension liabilities of the rest of the group should result in a lower Pillar 2A requirement, which is now particularly high (15.1% at the last disclosure).
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Then the Financial Times reported earlier this month that Neumann and WeWork had created a new corporate structure for the company right before its expected IPO that would decrease the tax liabilities of Neumann and other insiders for any profits the company made while increasing the tax liabilities of outside investors.
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The HSBC Bank (UK) pension scheme this week sealed a deal with a subsidiary of Prudential Financial to insure around 7 billion pounds of pension liabilities, while Phoenix in May said that it had taken over 1.4 billion pounds in liabilities from Marks & Spencer's in conjunction with Pension Insurance Corporation.
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"While the company has received some advanced funding from (European soccer's governing body) UEFA during 2019 to enable it to meet some of its current liabilities there is not sufficient audit evidence that the company will be able to meet its liabilities as they fall due," the auditors' report said.
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The company said it had less than $22.53 billion in assets but as much as $23.79 billion in liabilities.
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The nine-year facility means Barwa has refinanced all its financing liabilities, according to a statement to Doha's bourse.
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This has helped reduce its net current liabilities by nearly half from a year earlier to 9.7 billion riyals.
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Refinancing risks are limited, with only USD0.5bn of wholesale funding (about 2% of liabilities) due in April-December 2016.
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Wholesale funding refinancing needs (excluding repo transactions) for the rest of 2016 are limited to RUB90bn (7% of liabilities).
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Total liabilities rose to $6.68 billion at the end of September from $6.35 billion at the end of June.
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The reduction was mainly due to the increase in insurance liabilities outpacing returns in a lower interest-rate environment.
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