The Senate wants that tax to be 12 percent for cash and liquid assets, and 5 percent for non-liquid assets.
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"As these funds have a mix of mainly liquid assets and some less liquid assets, GAM is focused on ensuring balance between value maximization with the speed of liquidation," it said.
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The new scenario will focus on offloading VEB's liquid assets.
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So, if we're just talking current liquid assets, that's 4K.
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People with at least $2000,235 in liquid assets were on top.
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The company has $105 billion in cash and other liquid assets.
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As of 1H16, 54.8% of liquid assets were rated 'AAA'-'AA'.
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Those non-liquid assets definitely aren't included in what we report.
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Highly liquid assets covered 49% of customer deposits at end-1Q17.
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The bank needed more liquid assets to cover liabilities, she said.
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These liquid assets are now 140 percent of bank common equity.
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Liquid assets comprised 37% of total customer deposits at end-2015.
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Both are regarded as "high-quality, liquid assets" in formal regulatory requirements.
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ABC's balance sheet is well-balanced between liquid and non-liquid assets.
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Gold is particularly attractive to central banks looking for safe, liquid assets.
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Liquid assets held by non-financial firms were unchanged at $2.08 trillion.
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This includes liquid assets (currency and deposits) equal to 5.2% of GDP.
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Unencumbered liquid assets (including mandatory reserves) were equivalent to 0003% of customer deposits.
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E-Trade plans to invest cash balances in the JPMorgan Liquid Assets Fund.
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Both Forbes and Bloomberg put his liquid assets in the $300 million range.
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IIGF's current main revenue source is from interest earned on its liquid assets.
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Liquid assets account for around two-thirds of Oman's fund, one source estimated.
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The bank may have much of that covered, with €215 billion in liquid assets.
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Its ratio of liquid assets to policyholder liabilities was 139% in 2015 (13: 140%).
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This includes liquid assets (currency and deposits) equal to 7503% of GDP in 1H17.
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Investors concerned about the fund's viability had demanded payouts that exceeded its liquid assets.
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Some lenders have rushed to buy more liquid assets and sold-off riskier loans.
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At end-1Q17, highly liquid assets covered about 0003% of the customer deposit base.
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And for families with more liquid assets, that tally is usually higher, she said.
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Total liquid assets of the banking sector grew 1.5 percent in the same period.
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The ratio between liquid assets and short-term liabilities stood at 251 percent, it said.
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Available highly liquid assets (around EUR700 million) at end-13H17 covered around 49% total deposits.
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Now, this is an easy change to make for liquid assets like stocks and bonds.
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The holding company has committed to maintain cash and liquid assets of approximately $0003 million.
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Getin aims to maintain the ratio of liquid assets-to-customer deposits at about 20%.
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Higher rate for cash profits than liquid assets, but doesn't say what the rates are.
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Liquidity is adequate and underpinned by an ample stock of unencumbered ECB-eligible liquid assets.
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Similarly, alternative or less liquid assets like real estate or derivatives are more labor intensive.
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Liquidity remains comfortable with liquid assets covering a high 2123% of liabilities at end-3Q16.
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The bank's adequate liquidity profile is aided by a reasonable proportion of highly liquid assets.
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He recommends that parents never give away more than 10 percent of their liquid assets.
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Liquid assets covered 52.6% of customer deposits at September 2016 (61.3% at year-end 2015).
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Liquid assets, such as equities, were bid up by what Citi analysts dubbed bond "refugees".
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Those funds then have to dump less liquid assets in order to repay their investors.
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Liquid assets to short-term funding stood at 27234% at end-228 (end-303: 230,22013%).
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It's a star investor, vacuous star investor with liquid assets, earning less than projected inflation.
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Also, liquid assets at the parent banks are largely in the form of Spanish sovereign bonds.
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Its task was to persuade people to part with money and hold less-liquid assets instead.
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And a stabilisation fund, invested in liquid assets, can bolster the budget when oil prices fall.
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Worried about the fund's viability, panicked investors demanded payouts that far exceeded the fund's liquid assets.
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It thinks banks should face more stringent rules for both leverage and liquid assets in kronor.
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Its holding of liquid assets accounted for about 21010382% of the net claims reserve in 231.
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Jeff Bezos doesn't have $106 billion in liquid assets ready to go at a moment's notice.
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The bank's liquidity position is comfortable with a sizeable stock of unencumbered ECB-eligible liquid assets.
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As of today, about 80% of my family's liquid assets are invested in the stock market.
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Their holdings of liquid assets, as a share of their short-term obligations, are above regulatory floors.
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Using the midpoint of the ranges, Trump's liquid assets have fallen $35 million in the past year.
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McDonald's, for example, requires that franchisees have at least $750,000 in liquid assets, the Fiscal Times reports.
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The most liquid assets accounted for about 50% of total deposits and comprised mainly federal government securities.
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And she couldn't meet the requirements of many co-op buildings, which require plenty of liquid assets.
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As of September 2016, liquid assets (cash, bank deposits, and trading securities) represented 58.2% of customer deposits.
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Many different major actors in the world economy have increased need of extremely safe and liquid assets.
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The regulations also require banks to show they have enough liquid assets to survive a cash crunch.
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When available, UBAE invests surplus funds from LFB in liquid assets in Italy and in European markets.
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As a result, the trust will have two types of assets; first, it will hold liquid assets.
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First, their suspicion of the financial system means they carry a bigger buffer of cash and liquid assets.
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On the absolute, most basic level, people file for bankruptcy when their debts far exceed their liquid assets.
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But the "mass affluent", those with liquid assets in the hundreds of thousands, also have cause to fret.
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BBL's liquidity risks are mitigated by its strong deposit franchise and large holdings of high-quality liquid assets.
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Outflows have mainly been from liquid assets like equities, which may have contributed to stockmarket turbulence this year.
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By combining assets of varying liquidity, ETFs make it less risky to gain exposure in less liquid assets.
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The LCR rules govern how many liquid assets financial companies need to hold to protect against future shocks.
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He reckoned that people like to have some liquid assets on hand if possible, in case of emergency.
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The cast skews a decade or two younger than most Housewives, with a raindrop of their liquid assets.
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Books were the only liquid assets I had, and over the years I sold almost everything for drugs.
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The largest firms have $1.3 trillion in common equity and hold $2.9 trillion in high quality liquid assets.
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The liquidity position is comfortable as debt repayments are low in light of ample reserves of liquid assets.
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Financial institutions rushed into liquid assets, with interbank interest rates in the city shooting up across the curve.
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Liquid assets held by non-financial firms was $2.21 trillion versus a revised $2.17 trillion in the previous quarter.
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When it comes to collectibles, the best place to put your money in 2016 was in liquid assets — literally.
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Additionally, GS's Global Core Liquid Assets was $2646 billion at the end of 2582Q24947, or 22.3% of total assets.
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The placements from the Ministry of Finance tend to be large, but volatile and are reinvested in liquid assets.
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The key indicators are the ratio of liquid assets-to-short-term debt and the quality of treasury assets.
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On top of her liquid assets, Adele, 30, boasts a stunning array of homes in her vast property portfolio.
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With my liquid assets, I am pretty middle-of-the-road in my risk tolerance, often with index funds.
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Liquidity is sound, underpinned by a large buffer of liquid assets that far exceeds maturing debt in 2017-2018.
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Having liquid assets in the bank and cash at home are both essential steps in building a prepared household.
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Foremost among these is Frotty Anisman, a shifty and slovenly specialist in moving the liquid assets of unsavory dictators.
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Of all of his investments, Shark Tank star Kevin O'Leary is especially fond of his liquid assets — like wine.
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Such high-quality liquid assets make up 24% of big banks' total, five times as much as before the crisis.
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In KCM's case, the company possesses HC liquid assets offshore that are available for HC external debt service, if needed.
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Trump's liquid assets stood at $80 million to $230 million in July last year, according to an earlier electoral filing.
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The Wall Street Journal's James Mackintosh notes that Deutsche Bank's liquid assets are about 12 percent of its total assets.
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It says the dollar strengthens as risk aversion grows - as is happening now - because investors rush for safe, liquid assets.
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However, the quality of liquid assets is weak overall, with only 0.7% of the treasury portfolio rated 'AA-' and above.
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British-based banks already hold 1 trillion pounds in liquid assets to cope with a disorderly Brexit or other shocks.
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Islamic banks face an acute shortage of sharia-compliant liquid assets, aggravated by limited supply of local currency sovereign sukuk.
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Regulations intended to avoid another bail-out forced banks to hold more cash and safe liquid assets, such as Treasuries.
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AND ACCORDING TO THEM, MOST OF THEM HAVE SUFFICIENT LIQUID ASSETS TO PAY THE TAX ALREADY WITHOUT SELLING A FARM.
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Ms. Haimerl, who is 40, and Mr. Kaebnick, 44, had about $10,000 in liquid assets when they decided to move.
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Fitch estimates RusAg's liquid assets, net of Eurobonds due until end-2018, at 18% of customer funding at end-3Q17.
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He also interviewed 128 Americans with $35,000 or less in annual gross income and $5,000 or less in liquid assets.
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The bill would force companies to pay a one-time 12 percent tax on liquid assets held overseas, like cash.
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On-balance sheet liquidity is maintained at adequate levels, with liquid assets comprising mainly cash and high-quality sovereign exposures.
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"She did have the liquid assets, but there was no history of rental, no job, no guarantor," Ms. Balan said.
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Fund managers needing to raise money to fulfill redemptions have been unloading their more liquid assets, including better quality loans.
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How do we maintain our positions in the most liquid assets, so we can navigate quickly in changing market conditions?
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As of December 2015, liquid assets (cash, central banks securities, and other short term assets) represented 36.4% of total deposits.
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But the rules excluded muni bonds from the types of securities that count as high quality liquid assets, or HQLAs.
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Liquid assets amounted to 3.3x of its net claims reserve, or 1.3x of its net technical reserve at end-1H5003.
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To open a Taco Bell or McDonald's franchise, for example, you have to have at least $750,000 in liquid assets.
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And potentially lower the amount of highly liquid assets firms carry, which totals $3.1 billion, by as much as 2.5%.
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REPATRIATION OF OVERSEAS EARNINGS: The Senate imposes a tax of 21 percent for liquid assets and 2600 percent for illiquid.
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At end-3Q17, liquid assets (mainly cash and equivalents, but also a portion of unencumbered securities) covered 45% of customer accounts.
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LCRs measure a bank's stock of qualifying liquid assets over its short-term potential liquidity needs over a 30-day horizon.
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The holding company continues to retain significant amounts of cash and liquid assets totaling more than $600 million as of Sept.
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SCF's liquidity profile is adequate, with the stock of unencumbered liquid assets accounting for about 13% of the bank's total assets.
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Deutsche has emphasized that its €215 billion of cash and liquid assets are sufficient to cope with any short-term stress.
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While instructors were told to organize attendees by how many liquid assets they had, they were unscrupulous about who they targeted.
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With 4.7 million individuals with $1 million in liquid assets, Asia Pacific is the fastest growing wealth region in the world.
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State support is evident through regulatory advantages; for example, commercial banks lending to BAM can count those loans as liquid assets.
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She also argued that he has made public statements that suggest he has liquid assets, and that he is paying rent.
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They forced lenders to raise more capital and maintain greater reserves of liquid assets that could be sold in a panic.
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He pointed to $4 billion in liquid assets that KSL would now use, in part as cash to alleviate its investments.
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In the long run, even liquid assets like stocks could move onto a blockchain because of the benefits of this platform.
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Public corporations have trillions in liquid assets, so the scale and impact of providing housing assistance to employees could be significant.
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Gartman also said recent signs could mean money is moving out of equities and into plants and equipment, less liquid assets.
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And the larger the net worth, the larger the percentage that's tied up in non-liquid assets, such as business interests.
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Moreover, SMF has maintained sound liquidity with liquid assets of IDR4 trillion, or 30% of total assets, as of end-2016.
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As long ago as the late 215s, I was investing 22 percent to 211 percent of my liquid assets in common stocks.
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And market researcher Wealth-X told Business Insider that he's worth at least $110 million, with about $203 million in liquid assets.
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Katarzyna Zajdel-Kurowska also said that the basic assumption in FX reserves management is maintaining the reserves in safe and liquid assets.
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Citi has considerably bolstered its amount of liquid assets and reduced its reliance on short-term borrowings over the last several years.
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Liquidity is sound with EUR3,0003 million in cash and liquid assets at end-2016 (end-2015: EUR3,657 million), representing 3.2x debt service.
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British-based banks already hold 1 trillion pounds ($1.26 trillion) in liquid assets to cope with a disorderly Brexit or other shocks.
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Debt servicing capabilities are augmented by holding company cash and liquid assets that cover projected 2016 debt service by more than 0003x.
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However, management indicated that liquid assets were up significantly more and that excess liquidity at the bank is not included in HQLA.
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Available to support operating company capitalization, if needed, are holding company cash and liquid assets of $2.5 billion at year-end 7503.
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Liquidity is sound, underpinned by a large buffer of highly liquid assets well in excess of wholesale funding repayments in 13-2018.
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Mr Cryan thinks that policy, coupled with regulations that compel banks to hold more liquid assets, has weakened banks, not strengthened them.
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It will also ask banks to increase the reserve requirement for liquid assets held in euros to 20 percent from 15 percent.
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A Depression-era rule requires banks to hold liquid assets so that they will be able to meet demand for cash withdrawals.
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Cash cushions are generally also much thinner for Chinese buyers: their liquid assets are roughly a quarter lower than their immediate liabilities.
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Such risks add to the cost of trading less liquid assets and to the illiquidity premium that investors require to hold them.
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With nearly 5 million individuals with $1 million in liquid assets, Asia Pacific is the fastest growing wealth region in the world.
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They now mandate that banks maintain certain levels of liquid assets, which can be easily converted to cash to pay off obligations.
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To be explicitly clear, by no means is Gallagher suggesting that households should be saving any less or holding less liquid assets.
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Furthermore, BNSC maintains a high level of cash and liquid assets as well as secondary liquidity sources to support immediate liquidity needs.
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Most importantly, they don't need liquid assets and they treat investments similarly to how you might treat a pension plan for retirement.
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It would impose two different rates: 3.5 percent on earnings invested in illiquid assets and 8.75 percent on cash and liquid assets.
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But it also sent financial institutions scrambling for liquid assets with interbank interest rates in the city shooting up across the curve.
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But it also sent financial institutions scrambling for liquid assets with interbank interest rates in the city shooting up across the curve .
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The White House has only proposed they adopt two different rates — one for cash, one for non-liquid assets — on foreign earnings.
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Fitch understands from management that they have not yet decided what proportion of Europlan's liquid assets will be transferred to the new leaseco.
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Liquidity flexibility is underpinned by a large stock of liquid assets (41% of total assets and 57% of customer deposits at end-1H17).
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The VR further considers sound asset quality and an adequate stock of liquid assets, which help mitigate an expensive and concentrated deposit base.
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But the kingdom needs to maintain a large cushion of liquid assets to ensure confidence in its fixed exchange rate against the dollar.
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Liquidity flexibility is underpinned by an adequate stock of liquid assets (23% of total assets and 30% of customer deposits at end-1H17).
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The bank's liquid assets (cash, short-term interbank and unpledged bonds) at 0003 August were sufficient to cover over 20% of customer funding.
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Many commercial banks own portfolios of government bonds, in part because regulators require them to keep a stock of liquid assets on hand.
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In the long run, the working and middle classes suffer far more from such a regime rather than wealthy people with liquid assets.
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AsDB's liquidity buffers are consistent with a 'AAA' rating, with a liquid-assets-to-short-term-debt ratio of 170% at end-2015.
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Liquid assets coverage of liabilities of 35% at end-3Q7503 has remained stable in recent months despite significant outflows of non-retail deposits.
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And moreover, there are signs that the vast majority of that wealth is tied up in non-liquid assets such as real-estate.
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Liquid assets of Eurasian Bank, Kazakhstan's No.8 lender by assets, fell 26.3 percent in the quarter, according to the same Fitch calculations.
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"Large banks in particular hold substantial amounts of liquid assets, far exceeding pre-crisis levels and well above regulatory requirements," the report said.
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NBFCs will have to maintain minimum high quality liquid assets of 100% of total net cash outflows over the following 30 calendar days.
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Banks have been recapitalised and their balance sheets re-weighted with high-quality liquid assets such as sovereign debt and central bank reserves.
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The plan would also force companies to pay a one-time 12 percent tax on "liquid" assets that are held overseas, like cash.
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In a financial panic, investors lose confidence in all forms of credit, retreating to the safest and most liquid assets, like Treasury bills.
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Those organizations will also receive equal portions of the charity's remaining liquid assets, which total roughly $1.8 million, according to the judge's order.
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German Bunds are seen as one of safest and most liquid assets in the world, and tend to rally at times of stress.
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The company's liquid assets accounted for about 22015x of its net claim reserves and 29939x of its net technical reserves at end-2852.
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However, Fitch estimates that liquid assets as a share of short-term liabilities (at 39% in 2017) is the lowest in the 'B' category.
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They also found that other available liquid assets, including stocks, bonds and certificates of deposit, could help people postpone their claiming decision even further.
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The bank's liquidity position remains comfortable; at end-1H5003, it had a liquidity reserve of EUR99 billion, in the form of highly liquid assets.
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At end-3Q16, Europlan held RUB5.5bn of liquid assets, and these could increase by a further RUB15bn as a result of the equity injection.
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They also found that other available liquid assets, including stocks, bonds and certificates of deposit, could help people postpone their claiming date further still.
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Reported cash and cash equivalents, excluding other liquid assets, were HKD150 billion at 5003H17 (1H16: HKD154 billion), and debt maturities are also well-laddered.
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It then terminated the fund, returned all the liquid assets to investors and put "significant resources" into realising the remaining illiquid assets, it added.
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Analysts believe banks are assessed on seven parameters including asset quality, capital adequacy, their proportion of liquid assets and the stability of their funding.
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Most liquid assets consist of cash and bank deposits (91% of total) and covered 31% of deposits and short-term funding as of Sept.
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Regulations require banks "to hold larger amounts of high-quality liquid assets so that they can safely meet their potential liquidity needs," he said.
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Both feature in a wide range of investors' portfolios, are among the world's most liquid assets, and are viewed as barometers of risk appetite.
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Liquidity risks are mitigated by a significant cushion of liquid assets (45% of total assets at end-2M17), covering almost 60% of customer accounts.
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I am sure the Qataris will be moving some of their less liquid assets into more liquid ones as a form of insurance, i.e.
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However, Fitch estimates that liquid assets as a share of short-term liabilities (at 49% in 2018) remains the lowest in the 'B' category.
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Reported cash and cash equivalents, excluding other liquid assets, were HKD150 billion at 1H17 (103H16: HKD154 billion), and debt maturities are also well-laddered.
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Few other government debt markets could absorb large Chinese purchases, and China will want to keep its foreign exchange holdings in highly liquid assets.
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PREs include investment in non-liquid assets, as well as research-and-development costs and other expenses needed to grow a business's activities overseas.
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Even those low- and middle-income families who do have some wealth often don't have any liquid assets — cash or savings — at their disposal.
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And $320 million of his net worth consists of cash and personal assets — $140 million is cash and liquid assets specifically, according to Forbes.
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Reported cash and cash equivalents, excluding other liquid assets, were HKD150 billion at 1H17 (1H16: HKD103 billion), and debt maturities are also well-laddered.
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IIGF's total paid-up capital from the MoF reached IDR20163trn at end-22016 and is invested in liquid assets and securities held to maturity.
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Overall, UBAE's liquidity is ample, given the self-liquidating nature of the bank's short-term trade finance transactions and large portfolio of liquid assets.
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SACE is vulnerable to changes in the credit quality of Italy's public sector, which accounts for about 50% of its investment securities/liquid assets.
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"There's been a shift: the acceptance of art as liquid assets," said Glenn McMillan, who founded the gallery with Carla Chammas and Richard Desroche.
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Elsewhere in the Fed's report, liquid assets held by non-financial firms were $2.26 trillion versus a revised $2.19 trillion in the previous quarter.
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Under the bill, the liquid assets representing the earnings accumulated over the years by U.S. companies' foreign operations are deemed taxed at 15 percent.
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Since Trump sold all his stocks last year, the Trump trust will hold only business assets and liquid assets such as cash, Dillon said.
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From a liquidity perspective, JPM's high-quality liquid assets (HQLA) remained strong, at $0003 billion in the quarter, which was up $61 billion from 2Q16.
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"This combination gives you comfort that you are investing in high-quality, liquid assets ... They are the best assets in Kuwait Finance House," he said.
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Poor planning could force your heirs to sell valuable or sentimental items because they don't have the liquid assets to pay those taxes, said Scroggin.
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So I think there are many, many measures, particularly about getting the banks on better footing, making them address all the liquid assets they have.
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In the subset of all your assets are liquid assets — everything outside of real estate, care, clothes and other items that wouldn't provide immediate liquidity.
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Legg Mason's $670 billion in assets under management are allocated 53 percent in fixed income, 28 percent in stocks and 19 percent in liquid assets.
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Liquidity flexibility is underpinned by a large stock of liquid assets that represented 38% of total assets and 68% of customer deposits at end-1H17.
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This is profitable for the U.S. economy, but more importantly it provides the world with a much-needed supply of safe and highly liquid assets.
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Liquidity is ample, with liquid assets, including cash, short-term bank placements and liquid securities covering a high 66% of customer deposits at end-2M0003.
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According to Mr. Gross's book, its board has suggested to potential buyers that they have $100 million in liquid assets to be considered for residency.
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The reserves' coverage over liquid assets is ample and stands at the upper level of the local market and its peers in the region, 2908x.
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Regulators require the country's banks hold enough high-quality liquid assets (HQLA), in the form of government bonds, to withstand a 30-day stress test.
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We used state government data from the US Census to rank the states' fiscal positions based on their government debt and holdings of liquid assets.
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With muni issuance low and banks trimming municipal holdings, Trump on Thursday signed legislation that reclassifies investment-grade municipal bonds as high-quality liquid assets (HQLA).
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The central bank plans tighter criteria for accredited investors, including disqualifying those whose wealth is concentrated in their home and who have few liquid assets otherwise.
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Fitch-adjusted cash and cash equivalents, which exclude reported other liquid assets of HKD6 billion, were HKD156 billion at 2016, and debt maturities are well-laddered.
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The Central Bank of Nigeria's regulatory liquidity ratio (requiring banks to hold liquid assets equivalent to 30% of total deposits) is focused exclusively on naira liquidity.
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In her empirically grounded research paper, Gallagher leans on the relationship between the probability of falling on financial hardships and liquid assets to bolster her thesis.
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Many heirs and heiress inherit their fortunes in the form of real estate and fine art, not liquid assets like cash or stocks, according to Christerson.
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Once upon a time, individuals needed a minimum of around $10 million in liquid assets, or cash, to be a client of Goldman Sachs's private bank.
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Additionally, GS's global core liquid assets (GCLA) was $199 billion at the end of 4Q15, up from $193 billion at the end of the sequential quarter.
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Liquidity Profile The fund maintains a high allocation to liquid assets, with typically more than one quarter of the portfolio in overnight (or callable overnight) repos.
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The bill increased the tax rate for businesses that want to bring back money from overseas to 8 percent for illiquid assets and 15.5% liquid assets.
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"Retirement investments are typically inaccessible until around age 59.5, so having some liquid assets can provide a valuable buffer in case of an emergency," she says.
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Liquidity is strong with central bank deposits and high-quality liquid assets comfortably covering short-term funding and wholesale funding maturing over the next 12 months.
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BlackRock, which is selling the more liquid assets on behalf of Link, has sold 56% of the fund, totaling 1.65 billion pounds ($2.12 billion), Link said.
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Ministry of Finance data showed non-financial corporations held $7 trillion in liquid assets, including $1.8 trillion in cash and deposits, by the end of September.
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Worse still, bank liquidity requirements may worsen a crisis as banks are forced to hoard liquid assets and are thus unable to lend to one another.
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Elsewhere in the central bank's report, liquid assets held by non-financial firms were $4.5 trillion versus a revised $4.2 trillion in the January-March period.
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Liquidity is acceptable at both banks, although somewhat tighter in GB. Liquid assets covered, respectively, 30% and 15% of SB's and GB's liabilities at end-4M16.
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We expect the balance sheet to have adequate volumes of liquid assets and additionally the bank to have access to ordinary liquidity support from the group.
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Foreign currency liquidity is also comfortable given a sizable share of liquid assets placed in foreign banks, and the long-term nature of most wholesale funding.
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That index is technically a private placement vehicle, which excludes retail investors and is meant for accredited investors with at least $1 million in liquid assets.
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Most people who have insurance and who make less than 150% of the federal poverty level don't have enough liquid assets to cover a $1,500 deductible.
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BSPB has an adequate cushion of liquid assets which net of market funding maturing within one year covered customer accounts by a significant 25% at end-4M16.
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Since Trump sold all his stocks last year, the Trump trust is to hold only liquid assets such as cash and business operating assets, the lawyer said.
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Increased regulations, particularly Basel III, have also driven incremental demand as banks are required to hold a certain percentage of potential outflows in high-quality liquid assets.
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The group's portfolio of high-quality liquid assets amounted to CHF220bn during the quarter as UBS prepared for liquidity requirements in its US intermediate holding company (IHC).
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To help prevent a repeat of this, post-crisis rules require that banks hold a certain amount of liquid assets to cover a theoretical level of outflows.
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Mr. Gray noted that a bank facing outflows would be expected to keep refilling its pool of liquid assets to be in compliance with a liquidity regulation.
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Interfax news agency quoted Dmitriev as saying on Friday that specific figures were not agreed yet and will depend on VEB's ability to sell its liquid assets.
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This is due to the likely strong coverage of the bank's third-part liabilities by liquid assets at the time of the second stage of the reorganisation.
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Although GB's liquid assets were a tight 11% of liabilities at end-4M16, the bank may receive liquidity support from VEB in case of significant funding outflows.
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"Nothing in the proposed package would prevent the defendant from transferring liquid assets out of the country quickly and in anticipation of flight or relocation," prosecutors wrote.
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At end-2016, liquid assets (investment-grade securities and cash) covered risky assets by 3.4x; additionally 53% of treasury assets were rated within the 'AA'-'AAA' range.
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AHB has adequate liquidity with liquid assets including cash balances, interbank placements and investment securities maturing within a year covering 18% of total deposits at end-2016.
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Fitch's assessment of the liquidity of an MDB aims at measuring the size and quality of its liquid assets relative to its present and future cash needs.
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The problem leading up to the crisis, as Lord King sees it, is that commercial banks had little incentive to hold large quantities of safe, liquid assets.
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The bank holds an adequate stock of liquid assets including cash balances, interbank placements and investment securities, which covered 23% of total customer deposits at end-2015.
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From a liquidity perspective, JPM's high-quality liquid assets (HQLA) remained strong, at $539 billion in the quarter, which was up $23 billion from the prior quarter.
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The cover pool includes liquid assets that are external to the issuer group and are adequate to provide protection against principal payment interruption risk for six months.
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" Of note, Ally Bank pays 1 percent on balances in savings accounts, which, Campbell says, "is as good as it gets for completely liquid assets these days.
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Elsewhere in the U.S. central bank's report, liquid assets held by non-financial firms were $2.36 trillion versus a revised $2.30 trillion in the April-June period.
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With more than five million people boasting at least $1 million in liquid assets, Asia is the fastest-growing wealth region globally, according to data from Capgemini.
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BSPB has an adequate cushion of liquid assets, which net of market funding maturing within one year covered customer accounts by a comfortable 22% at end-4M0003.
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This study was able to include families who may be paying on behalf of students, as well as show how liquid assets, spending, and other habits changed.
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Profits held in liquid assets like cash would face a higher rate, while that held in illiquid asset like plants and property would face a lower rate.
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Sears said in a statement on Monday that it has sufficient financial resources and liquid assets to fund its transformation and meet all of its financial obligations.
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Elsewhere in the U.S. central bank's report, liquid assets held by non-financial firms were $2.5 trillion versus a revised $2.4 trillion in the July-September period.
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As I discussed with David Sacksrecently, the rise of cryptocurrencies is going to bring about the "tokenization" of a number of illiquid (as well as liquid) assets.
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But tax returns also include his effective income tax rate, the type of taxes he paid, his charitable giving and a clearer sense of his liquid assets.
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How much will be drawn depends on oil prices, demand for the bond sale, and availability of liquid assets within the fund, one of the sources said.
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As part of the transition, there will be a one-time tax on overseas profits of 8% on illiquid assets and 15.5% on liquid assets such as cash.
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They will also have to disclose the consolidated amounts of their high-quality liquid assets and their projected net cash outflow amounts over a 30-day stress period.
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The company maintained a stable level of liquid assets, with cash equivalents and fixed-income securities making up more than 75% of its investment portfolio at end-2015.
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The liquidity cushion is reasonable: at end-3Q17, liquid assets (mainly cash and equivalents, but also a portion of unencumbered securities) covered around 45% of Cartu's total deposits.
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Client loans in the wealth management business (around GBP244m at end-3530) are almost exclusively secured by liquid assets, insurance policies or, to a lesser extent, real estate.
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VSK's liquidity position remains weak, but is gradually improving, with the liquid assets-to- net technical reserves ratio at 85% at end-2015, versus 2956% at end-29908.
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Another popular area is alternative assets, such as infrastructure, private equity and direct lending, as their returns are higher than more liquid assets such as stocks and bonds.
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Under that scenario, the bank will have to sell liquid assets such as bonds, and any losses it makes on these deals will be compensated from the budget.
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Initially, I was curious why Pluto wouldn't target its monitoring solution toward more valuable liquid assets like oil — yes, I know, but it's a valid question to have.
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The researchers found that the median worker in the study had only enough cash or other liquid assets to cover just eight days of their average household spending.
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As total equity is projected to grow in line with banking exposures and liquid assets, the capitalisation ratio is expected to remain broadly stable in the coming years.
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Australia's A$154 billion sovereign wealth fund recently kicked off a program to sell portions of its private equity and infrastructure investments, to be in more liquid assets.
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Ongoing state supports is evident through regulatory advantages, such as BAM's notes being classified as banks' liquid assets and tax exemptions, which support its funding ability and profitability.
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Investments, interbank placements and other liquid assets, which represent about 50% of total assets are of good quality with low impairments in securities, and support ABC's asset-quality.
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"Copper prices have risen by about 18 percent in 5973 and core liquid assets in Zambia's banks by some 44 percent over the same period," S&P said.
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At 87% in 2016, the coverage of short-term debt by liquid assets is weak relative to 'AAA'-rated peers, for which full coverage is a common feature.
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The continued balance sheet derisking into liquid assets and the similar strategy of turning over inventory positions more quickly are keeping value-at-risk metrics at structural lows.
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TSB's liquidity profile improved due to recently strong local currency funding inflows as liquid assets grew to 2212% of liabilities at end-2908Q20500 from 2212% at end-00071000.
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However, the ratings are constrained by the sovereign rating, given the banks' high exposure to sovereign creditworthiness through their liquid assets portfolios and lending to sovereign-owned enterprises.
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You must have at least $500,000 in liquid assets to open a McDonald's, $750,000 to open a Taco Bell, and $2 million to open a Wendy's, for example.
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The bank maintained substantial high-quality liquid assets and reported a strong Basel III liquidity coverage ratio of 169% at end-1Q17 versus the sector average of 137%.
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Right now, as the SEC defines accredited investors, a person has to have at least $1 million in liquid assets or earn more than $200,000 in annual income.
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Most financial advisers recommend reducing risk in your investment portfolio as you approach retirement age, to keep more liquid assets to draw from in your post-work years.
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Investment Association Chairman Peter Harrison said the body was speaking to regulators and policymakers about the inclusion of less-liquid assets in daily dealing, or open-ended, funds.
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However, operating profitability will be under pressure from high levels of low-yielding liquid assets and to some extent from the unsettled operating environment for the Romanian banking sector.
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EI has a large stock of liquid assets (cash and cash equivalents, short term interbank placement and liquid securities) equivalent to 40% of deposits, providing an adequate liquidity cushion.
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As a result of these actions, UK banks have raised over 130 billion pounds of capital, and now have more than 600 billion pounds of high quality liquid assets.
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He then worked with Tuzman to deceive auditors about Kit Digital's health by claiming Enable maintained over $2 million in liquid assets on the company's behalf, the complaint added.
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By end-3Q16 Turkiye Finans's level of liquid assets had recovered to its pre-coup attempt level, facilitated by the rapidly amortising repayment structure of the bank's loan book.
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It would be interesting to see what can go down when there's half a billion dollars and enough liquid assets to finance anacondas on one's feet in a ring.
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An excellent report, "LIQUID ASSETS: Investing for Impact in the Colorado River Basin," provides great detail on just how private investment can help to provide innovative water-conserving solutions.
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Since the financial crisis, liquid assets in the banking system have increased by more than $3 trillion, according to a November report from the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.
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They also found that the liquid assets of Wells Fargo that would be transferred to the F.D.I.C., as its receiver, would not support the bank in a failed state.
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This means that instead of being taxed once they exercise their options, employees would be taxed on shares when they vest, even though they still wouldn't be liquid assets.
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Gangahar joined Deutsche Bank in 2010, according to his LinkedIn profile, where he was a vice president, working in the treasury as HQLA (High Quality Liquid Assets) portfolio manager.
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He also argued that liquidity rules imposed on U.S. banks are impeding lenders from using abundant liquidity in a profitable way by requiring banks to hoard more liquid assets.
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At end-9M17, IBA's liquidity position was comfortable, with liquid assets (mainly, cash and cash equivalents and placements with CBA and foreign banks) covering over 13% of customer accounts.
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Sector liquidity is generally good (highly liquid assets, including cash, short-term bank placements and unpledged government bonds accounted for 20% of sector assets at end-June), although unevenly distributed.
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Median LCRs reported by the eight largest banks were down by 60% over the year to end-June 2016, reflecting a sharp contraction in liquid assets triggered by deposit withdrawals.
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The Ministry of Finance has indicated that it will borrow to strengthen the government's liquid asset position (general government liquid assets were just under 7503% of GDP at end-2Q16).
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Liquid assets (cash and equivalents, net short-term interbank placements and bonds eligible for repo funding from the Central Bank of Russia) covered customer accounts by 53% at end-2016.
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They also had a lasting impact on the family's finances: A year after making the payment, liquid assets were still down by 2% and credit card balances up by 9%.
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In 2016, he asked the court to lower his monthly spousal support to Bach, claiming he had less than $4,000 in liquid assets and was struggling to "stay relevant" professionally.
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Engel said the defendants should not have let the fund invest "deeply" in illiquid assets, and should have sold liquid assets while they had a chance to meet redemption demands.
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The regulator has made it mandatory for all liquid schemes to have at least 20% in liquid assets such as cash, government bonds, treasury bills or repo in government securities.
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"We believe the report's proposed easing of…regulations may have incentivised banks to shed some level 1 high quality liquid assets," which includes Treasuries, TD analysts said in the report.
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It's a conundrum — one made even more sensitive by Desai's view that turmoil in the private credit market could create contagion and waves of selling in other, more liquid assets.
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It would further exempt such funds from another provision imposing default liquidity fee requirements when funds don't invest 10 percent or more of total assets in short-term liquid assets.
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Firms launching interval funds are betting that retail investors will be interested in products that can generate meatier returns by buying less liquid assets, including leveraged loans and structured credit.
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Fitch expects the coverage of short-term debt by liquid assets to improve in the coming years, as ADF is not funded by debt and holds a sizeable liquidity buffer.
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He also owns a house estimated to be worth $9 million in Palo Alto, California, and land in Hawaii estimated to be worth $100 million, as well as liquid assets.
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In one example Ms. Lo's group worked on, a spouse who earned $70,000 got the house, worth $1.5 million, while the other spouse kept an equivalent amount of liquid assets.
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Because the less well-off maintain a higher proportion of their liquid assets in cash, they have also suffered most from deposit rates being held below the level of inflation.
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Analysts added that selling in U.S. and European bond markets had been exacerbated by investors selling the big, liquid assets they hold to make up for losses on other markets.
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Fitch expects SACE's balance sheet to hover around EUR21103bn over the medium term with a significant portion of liquid assets available to absorb possible losses from insurance and hedging activities.
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Of course, there is the wild card position, occupied by quant funds, multi-strategy funds, and high frequency traders, representing an estimated $1.5 trillion to $2 trillion in liquid assets.
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The government will be able to use money from the National Wealth Fund once its liquid assets exceed 7% of GDP, something the finance ministry expects to happen in 2020.
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"The domestic banking sector remains highly stable thanks to good capitalisation, a strong client deposit base and a sufficient amount of high-quality and liquid assets," Governor Miroslav Singer said.
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In her speech, Yellen summarizes the reforms, pointing out how banks are now required to hold much higher buffers against losses and to hold much greater stores of liquid assets.
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Documents cite liquid assets, allegations of working with the Russian government -- which has shielded a co-conspirator indicted in the scheme -- and his ability to work from anywhere in the world.
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The nation's banks are arguably as strong as ever, since they are required to hold a lot more capital, invest in safer and more liquid assets, and be more prudent lenders.
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This is partly because some Middle East funds have rebalanced their portfolios towards more liquid assets such as equities to accommodate drawdowns from cash-strapped governments needing to plug budget gaps.
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One of the key issues for the fund was how it met rules on how much was held in liquid assets — those that could be sold quickly if money was needed.
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Fitch expects all the financial liabilities of Europlan and all of its leasing assets (but not necessarily all of its cash and liquid assets) to be transferred to the new leaseco.
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Though it has huge reserves, an economy the size of China's needs them to cover imports and foreign debts, and the less liquid assets in reserves can't readily serve those purposes.
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The buckets determine the amount of liquid assets that must be maintained to avoid future calamities, and each bucket applies a specific formula to the assets based on their perceived liquidity.
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Columbia raised the fund's credit quality while increasing cash and other highly liquid assets to 20 percent of the portfolio, the highest since Farrington began managing the fund seven years ago.
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He has put about 2250 percent of his liquid assets in a fund managed by Broadmark Capital, an investment bank in Seattle that has $2100 million in 2000 short-term loans.
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According to calculations made by rating agency Fitch based on banks' official data, Tsesnabank's liquid assets fell 30.3 percent in the second quarter, the biggest decline among top 10 Kazakh banks.
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And regulations enacted after the 2008 financial crisis mandate that banks maintain certain levels of liquid assets, which can be easily converted to cash to pay off obligations in a crunch.
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"The demand for redemptions at the point of reopening might consume a very large proportion of the liquid assets, risking a renewed suspension and the unequal treatment of investors," Pike said.
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Instead, it taxes profits invested in liquid assets like stocks and bonds at 2338.8 percent, and profits invested in harder-to-sell assets like real estate and equipment at 210 percent.
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The bank holds an adequate stock of liquid assets (cash balances less mandatory reserves + interbank placements+ investment securities maturing within one year), which covered 22% of its deposits at end-2016.
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Mr. Parker said American had more than $22020 billion in liquid assets — more, he said, than any other airline in the world — and about $10 billion in unencumbered assets, including aircraft.
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The rule, known as the liquidity coverage ratio, requires banks to stockpile so-called liquid assets (like Treasury securities) that can be sold quickly to raise cash during a crunch period.
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The Fed noted in a release on Sunday that big financial institutions have $1.3 trillion in common equity and hold $2.9 trillion in high quality liquid assets on their balance sheets.
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The central bank said financial institutions would now be able to increase their holdings of high quality liquid assets (HQLA) from 25% to 30% of all federal and state government bonds.
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The new rates would be 14 percent for liquid assets and 7 percent for illiquid assets, up from 12 percent for liquid and 5 percent for illiquid in the original bill.
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It attributed the decrease to money he spent on the campaign, the real estate conditions around Trump Tower and other factors, such as the sale of his liquid assets, like stocks.
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The potential change would look to impose tougher liquidity requirements on foreign bank branches, which could involve holding higher-quality liquid assets to ensure the branch could meet its short-term obligations.
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But the Coinbase Index has two larger flaws: Market capitalization is currently easily manipulated and therefore the Coinbase index will overweight the most manipulated, the most overvalued, and the least liquid assets.
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Hoenig envisions replacing them with one other simple rule: a ratio of liquid assets to overall debt—known as the leverage ratio—of 10 percent, across the parent company and its affiliates.
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To this end, Goldman's Global Core Liquid Assets (GCLA) increased to a solid $196 billion, or 22.3% of total assets at 1Q16 from $199 billion or 23.1% of total assets at YE2015.
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Fitch assesses CDB's liquidity as 'aaa' primarily due to the large amount of liquid assets relative to short-term debt, as well as the overall excellent quality of the institution's treasury portfolio.
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Rather, the lobbyists said they want a lower, bifurcated rate of 295 percent on earnings already invested abroad in illiquid assets, such as factories, and 8.75 percent on cash and liquid assets.
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According to Trump's most recent personal financial disclosure with the Federal Election Commission, in May, he had between $65 mln and $175 million in liquid assets – money in funds, equities and cash.
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And in the nonfinancial corporate sector, gross leverage is high by historical standards," he said, although he noted that firms held a lot of liquid assets so "net leverage is not elevated.
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But Ms. Brainard said in a statement that the expected reduction in liquid assets would make it more likely that the affected banks would come under greater stress during challenging financial conditions.
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The RBA said financial institutions using the CLF would now be able to increase their holdings of high quality liquid assets (HQLA) from 13% to 30% of the stock of HQLA securities.
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That came after higher-rated bonds sold off alongside riskier assets such as stocks last week in a highly unusual pattern, as investors sold liquid assets to make up for losses elsewhere.
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Mr. Gutek has put about 2250 percent of his liquid assets in a fund managed by Broadmark Capital, an investment bank in Seattle that has $2100 million in 2000 short-term loans.
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The regulator assigned a weight of 20 percent for capital adequacy for banks' investment in sukuk and a weight of 50 percent for Islamic bonds that do not qualify as liquid assets.
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EMB's profitability is moderate (return on assets of 0.8% and return on equity of 103% in 2016) reflecting the bank's high share of low-yielding liquid assets and a high equity base.
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They have raised over £22021bn, helping lift capital ratios from under 1.8% to over 282.5%, and now have more than £600bn of high-quality liquid assets, according to the Bank of England.
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As deposit growth has continued to outpace loan growth, and been held in cash and high quality liquid assets (HQLA) this has also dampened the effect of higher interest rates on USB's NIM.
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Advocates also say that security tokens could reduce the cost of listing a company on the stock market and that they will make it easier to trade less liquid assets like private equity.
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At the same time, their liquidity positions have improved somewhat due to the capital controls, improved perception of the risk of Greece exiting the eurozone, and the liquid assets received upon the recapitalisation.
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Goldman's Global Core Liquid Assets (GCLA) increased to a solid $0003 billion, or 24.3% of total assets at 3Q16 up from $199 billion or 23.1% of total assets at year-end (YE) 2015.
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Ninety-four per cent of the bonds have a pass-through amortisation profile while the remaining 6% are hard-bullet, whose redemptions are covered by substitute liquid assets for at least 12 months.
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Yi Gang, PBoC deputy governor who until January was also head of the foreign exchange regulator, said on Sunday that only highly liquid assets are included in the closely watched headline reserves figure.
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VR Downside to Barwa's VR could arise from a significant weakening of liquidity if loan growth is not matched by an increase in liquid assets, or from a material deterioration of asset quality.
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"In Indonesia, the liquid assets of banks have meaningfully turned up whereas the more recent decline in NIMs suggests that banks are likely to rebuild profitability initially before lowering lending rates," Mathur said.
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Mashreq has a large stock of liquid assets (cash and equivalents, short-term interbank placements and liquid securities) equivalent to 30% of assets and half of customer deposits, providing a good liquidity cushion.
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The central bank also said it would lower average reserve requirements, the amount of liquid assets each bank must hold relative to its debts, to 0% from 1% to ease banks' liquidity positions.
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The company requires that prospective franchisees have liquid assets of at least $500,000 and notes on its website that people "with additional funds may be better prepared for additional or multi-restaurant opportunities."
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Companies' current offshore earnings would be taxed at rates of 22019 percent for liquid assets and 8 percent for illiquid assets, which are higher rates than in both the House and Senate bills.
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Demand is also coming from the Chinese banks, which have been buying SSA paper in dollars, euros and sterling to help meet the regulatory requirements for high quality liquid assets, the same banker added.
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"The headline grabbing net interest margin will garner attention but should be considered in the context of surplus liquid assets holdings resulting in net interest income being in line with management's expectations," he said.
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At the 4.4 percent average dividend rate for the five highest-yielding Dogs, putting $350,2350 of liquid assets aside and devoting the income from them to paying the mortgage generates about $2000,23.35 a month.
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Tim Keepers told the court he had roughly $55,000 in liquid assets and would "absolutely" be willing to dip into the family's home equity and retirement funds to secure his daughter's release on bail.
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China's official foreign exchange reserves only include highly liquid assets, a top central banker said on Sunday, seeking to reassure investors that authorities have enough ammunition to prevent a sharp fall in the renminbi.
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M2 refers to the total stock of liquid assets in an economy such as cash and current account deposits, as well as less liquid indicators such as savings deposits and money market mutual funds.
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Farming is a capital-intensive career, and rarely do aspiring and beginning farmers have the liquid assets required to purchase or lease all the equipment, inputs, and land necessary to launch a viable operation.
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Turkish banks hold around $48 billion of liquid assets in foreign currency and have around $57 billion in compulsory reserves with the central bank, Moody's said, adding the latter would not be entirely available.
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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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However, government bonds are not sufficient to cover the need for super liquid assets to meet this requirement, and therefore banks will be allowed to use a liquidity facility to comply with the rules.
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As a result, many smaller Western wealth managers have shut shop, despite Asia-Pacific being the fastest growing wealth region in the world with nearly 5 million individuals having $1 million in liquid assets.
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One of the institute's most pronounced findings is that families in the United States make the largest health care payments in the months and years they have access to increased income and liquid assets.
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Citi's liquidity profile is a secondary key rating driver, underpinning its VR. Citi has considerably bolstered its amount of liquid assets and reduced its reliance on short-term borrowings over the last several years.
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Liquid assets, consisting mostly of cash and reserves with the central bank and unencumbered Romanian government securities eligible for repo with the central bank accounted for a high 55% of customer deposits at end-1H16.
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Saudi banks will continue to adopt careful liquidity management strategies in order to protect their LCRs from falling below current levels, while making sure the mix of liquid assets helps minimise fluctuations and optimises returns.
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Liquidity profiles were reasonable at all banks due to solid buffers (at end-2016 liquid assets, net of near-term repayments, were in the range of 30%-50% of customer deposits at all three banks).
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While he doesn't see Deutsche Bank's $252 billion of liquidity as an immediate problem, Eric Wasserstrom, managing director of Guggenheim Securities, warned of the potential volatility that comes with holding high amounts of liquid assets.
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Moreover, the company has indicated publically that it would build high-quality liquid assets (HQLA), as defined by regulatory standards, to around $203 billion by the end of 2016, or 12% of its projected assets.
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The central bank's MPA is a formal evaluation that assigns a score to each bank based on parameters believed to include asset quality, capital adequacy, the proportion of liquid assets and the stability of funding.
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"SAILING CLOSE TO WIND" One of the key issues for the fund was how it met rules on how much was held in liquid assets -- those that could be sold quickly if money was needed.
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At end-2016, highly liquid assets (mainly cash and Bulgarian sovereign debt) accounted for a significant share of the banks' total balance sheet assets (about 50% for ABB and about 30% for Expressbank and PCBB).
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However, this will not immediately affect capitalisation owing to CEB's strategy of replacing liquid assets with loans, and projected increases in equity through internal capital generation, albeit at a slower pace than in previous years.
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Professor Zucman has an unorthodox solution for individuals who can't assign a value to their ownership stake in a private company or who claim they don't have sufficient liquid assets to pay the wealth tax.
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The funds keep some liquid assets on hand in order to meet the kind of redemptions they face in normal circumstances; as of May 31st, Standard Life had 13% of its assets in this form.
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This contribution has been financed by transfers of assets for ISK82.5bn (mainly loans to the student loan fund), liquid assets (pushing up on net debt), and ISK10bn of new government bonds (which increase government debt).
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We ranked the states based on the difference between government holdings of liquid assets (specifically, cash and securities) and total government debt at the end of the fiscal year, adjusted by 2018 estimated state populations.
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Blass listed dozens of questions about how cryptocurrencies would be fairly and consistently valued, how crypto funds could hold the legal minimum of liquid assets, the impact of futures trades on cryptocurrencies and manipulations risks.
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German Bunds, seen as one of the world's safest and most liquid assets, saw their yields drop 5.6 basis points to 0.343 percent in early trade on Friday, their biggest one-day fall this month.
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REPATRIATION: Senate Republicans increased tax rates on the repatriation of U.S. corporate profits held overseas to 14.5 percent for liquid assets and 7.5 percent for illiquid holdings, up from 10 percent and 5 percent, respectively.
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DBS Group's emphasis on wealth management comes as Asia Pacific has become the fastest growing wealth region in the world in recent years, with nearly 262 million individuals estimated to have $267 million in liquid assets.
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The Financial Times reported late on Sunday that the Bank of England had asked UK banks to triple their liquid assets in the three months around Brexit as a precaution for any hiatus in interbank lending.
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The central bank helped earlier this month by lowering Islamic banks' statutory liquidity requirement to 14 percent of total demand liabilities from 19 percent, reducing the amount of liquid assets which banks must maintain as reserves.
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The good news is that he's hardly short of liquid assets: selling just 4% of Alibaba at its current price could cover all SoftBank bonds falling due from 2020 to 2022, assuming a 30% tax rate.
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Liquid assets built up to a high 37% of liabilities at end-33717Q3371495 from slightly over 3371956% at end-33716906 despite USD337144bn Eurobond repayment during 3371203 with no senior or dated subordinated outstanding Eurobonds currently remaining.
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Netflix's stated aim in raising the new funding is to provide liquid assets it can use to acquire content, make investments, acquire targets and engage in strategic transactions, as well as help with general business expenses.
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Texas Republican Representative Kevin Brady called for raising the tax to 14 percent for cash and liquid assets and 7 percent for illiquid assets, up from his earlier proposal of 12 percent and 5 percent, respectively.
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According to the Federal Reserve, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the largest banks currently have $1.3 trillion in common equity, and another $2.9 trillion in high-quality liquid assets.
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This corner of the market relies heavily on the largest four US banks — and those banks have been holding more liquid assets in US Treasuries compared to what they store with the Federal Reserve, BIS notes.
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This corner of the market relies heavily on the largest four US banks — and those banks have been holding more liquid assets in US Treasuries compared to what they store with the Federal Reserve, BIS notes.
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Unlike liquid assets like stocks and investment funds, much of Trump's wealth comes from office towers and other real estate that cannot be sold easily, as well as licensing deals that could be difficult to unwind.
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The speed with which H2O has acted to reduce less liquid assets contrasts with Woodford, whose flagship fund has a much greater exposure to unlisted companies and has yet to fully update on its sale process.
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It has also prompted questions over whether any rules were flouted and thrown the spotlight on funds that invest in less-liquid assets like unlisted companies while allowing investors to take their money out with ease.
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The agency said in a research note that most of the GRF's liquid assets "would be depleted under most plausible scenarios within the next four years" and that this could have implications for sovereign credit worthiness.
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BoV's deposit base is robust, underpinned by a leading domestic franchise, an improving loan/deposit ratio (which reached a comfortable 44% at end-FY16), while unencumbered liquid assets remain stable at a high 16% of total assets.
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Alfa has a sound cushion of liquid assets (cash and equivalents, net short-term interbank placements and securities eligible for repo funding with the Central Bank of Russia), which covered customer accounts by 62% at end-99323Q16.
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David Hasselhoff made millions starring in some of the most successful shows in television history, but now the actor says he has less than $4,1.793 in liquid assets to his name and is struggling to "stay relevant".
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Also hit were the shares of some of Woodford's biggest holdings amid concern that he could be forced to sell out of some of his more liquid assets to create cash for when the fund is reopened.
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"There will at the very least be a reassessment of rules around liquid assets and illiquid assets with respect to funds," said Julian Roberts, analyst at Jefferies, adding that it was possible that the fund could close.
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Given BOD's high level of liquid assets, the large negative mismatch between short-term assets and liabilities is manageable as long as domestic monetary market conditions remain liquid and any potential liberalization of capital controls is measured.
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Based on the agency's projections, the bank's liquidity assessment will remain at 'aaa', as a consequence of the bank's conservative financial rules, which will continue to result in excellent coverage of short-term debt by liquid assets.
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The BOE has told some lenders to hold enough liquid assets to be able to cope with stress of 100 days, instead of the regular 30 days that BOE's Prudential Regulation Authority rules demand, the FT reported.
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But Shanghai exchange filings show the firm's 2014 operating income, before depreciation and other line items, was only 1.4 times interest due that year, while cash and other liquid assets were barely sufficient to cover maturing obligations.
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Chen was hired by Nomura last year from Morgan Stanley to spearhead expansion in Asia, which has 4.7 million individuals with $1 million in liquid assets and is the largest and fastest growing region for wealth managers.
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The central bank's macro-prudential assessment (MPA) is a formal evaluation that assigns a score to each bank based on parameters believed to include asset quality, capital adequacy, the proportion of liquid assets and stability of funding.
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The bank, whose reports pointed to a sharp liquidity drop in the second quarter, said it has already repaid 100 billion tenge and would pay back the remainder soon as it had "sufficient amount of liquid assets".
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But since the financial collapse in 2008 — which caused a steep decline in the endowment's value and made it difficult to meet university budget needs — it has decided to keep half of its investments in liquid assets.
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The chart below depicts the relationship between the six-month future probability of falling on financial hardships — missing rent, bills, food, or needed medical care — juxtaposed with the amount of liquid assets a household has on hand.
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"Someone puts in an all-cash offer and takes their liquid assets to buy the property for all cash, and then gets preapproval for a loan," said Bradley Wayman, the mortgage sales director at Citibank in Manhattan.
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The rules adopted in 2014 also gave fund boards discretion to lower "gates" on redemptions, or charge fees of up to 2 percent if market stress causes a fund's weekly liquid assets to fall below 30 percent.
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" (Whatever the hell that means.) And finally, Liquid Assets, perhaps the most straight-forward of the bunch: It is a "gentle scent with fresh mint, lavender, orange blossom and woods that stimulates the senses — and your checkbook.
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Also hit were the shares of some of Woodford's other big holdings amid concern that he could be forced to sell out of some of his more liquid assets to create cash for when the fund is reopened.
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Yes, stocks are more volatile, but if you recognize that the "investment horizon" is always long and always receding into the future, your best bet is to put virtually all of your liquid assets into the stock market.
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Hong Kong and Singapore are two of the biggest centers for offshore wealth management in the region, which with 4.7 million individuals owning $1 million or more in liquid assets is the largest and fastest growing wealth region.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch assumes that the authorities have access to sufficient liquid assets, in terms of central bank reserves and QIA assets, that it can address any short-term supply disruptions and liquidity issues in the financial markets.
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"I currently have less than $4,000 in liquid assets and have recently had to withdraw additional funds from my retirement plan in order to pay for my living expenses," the actor explains in legal docs obtained by PEOPLE.
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This LCR is a regulatory measure designed to ensure a lender has a decent stock of high-quality liquid assets (HQLA) which can be sold without loss to meet its 30-day liquidity requirements under a stress scenario.
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With $66 million of his own money donated to his presidential campaign in addition to $25 million to settle a lawsuit over Trump University, the president's liquid assets might be on the decline as well, according to Forbes.
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"Heightened geopolitical and economic uncertainty throughout the year increasingly drove central banks to diversify their reserves and re-focus their attention on the principal objective of investing in safe and liquid assets," said the report released on Thursday.
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The programme could be upgraded to 'AAA' if the hard bullet bonds decrease significantly, so that eligible liquid assets would cover refinancing risk on a nine-months rolling basis, or if the OC relied upon by Fitch increases.
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The high-quality liquid assets adequacy ratio, which measures whether banks have sufficient high-quality assets to cover short-term liquidity gaps under stress scenarios, will apply to commercial lender with less than 200 billion yuan in assets.
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He is also accused of using the offshore accounts to defraud banks by taking out mortgages that made him appear to have more liquid assets than he actually had, enabling him to obtain better interest rates on loans.
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The new law encourages companies to repatriate those earnings and slaps a mandatory tax on them of 15.5 percent on cash and liquid assets, or 8 percent on illiquid assets, regardless of whether the earnings come home or not.
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Denmark has said it wants to keep a tacit exemption that allows its banks to count mortgage-backed bonds - a market worth about 2.8 trillion Danish crowns ($428 billion) - as highly liquid assets should it join the banking union.
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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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By requiring banks "to maintain more stable funding to support less liquid assets" the rule would cut the risk that a bank would need to sell off assets at fire-sale prices to meet liquidity demands, the FDIC said.
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So while the $350,000 in liquid assets needed to employ the Dogs of the Dow strategy to match a mortgage might seem high, it's less of an income mountain to climb for those with money than classic savings instruments.
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EBRD's liquidity buffer is in line with 'AAA' rated MDBs, as evidenced by the excellent coverage of short-term liabilities by liquid assets (1.7x as of 1H16), which Fitch expects to remain at current levels in the medium term.
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Particularly given increased competition within this niche, with The Carlyle Group and Oppenheimer today announcing the launch a joint venture that will offer access to global private credit opportunities for those with at least $1 million in liquid assets.
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Their local assets are understood to be significantly overvalued while their liquid assets are often tied up abroad under the control of trustees, some of whom will not release funds unless they know the beneficiaries are not under duress.
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German Bunds, seen as one of the world's safest and most liquid assets, saw their yields drop two basis points to 0.378 percent in early trade on Friday; 20 bps lower than where it was just two weeks ago.
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So if you have an income high enough that you can easily afford health care and good housing, have plenty of liquid assets and find it hard to imagine ever needing food stamps, you're part of a privileged minority.
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Bond yields were up overall on the day alongside stocks , extending a reversal of the pattern of last week, when safe-haven bonds and shares took a beating as investors sold liquid assets to make up for losses elsewhere.
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At the same time, the central bank also raised the share of short-term reserve requirements, a measure it said should lower the amount banks need to hold in high quality liquid assets by a further 86 billion reais.
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Jia's pitch, loosely, is that he doesn't have enough liquid assets to pay them back, especially since so much of his wealth is tied up in stock and bank accounts in China that were frozen by the Chinese government.
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The group's liquidity management is prudent and its liquidity buffer is ample with a total buffer of High Quality Liquid Assets (HQLA) of EUR103bn (16% of assets) at end-0003 compared to the bank's total wholesale funding of EUR191bn.
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Rehn said the new developments that needed monitoring in Europe included investment funds taking more credit risk and investing in less liquid assets, the relative importance of traditional loan products decreasing in some countries and consumer loans being marketed aggressively.
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The bank focused on this issue adopting some strategies such as increasing the share of highly-liquid assets while reducing the proportion of loans, and they also received support from its shareholders through the selling of some assets (loans portfolio).
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The banks have a trillion pounds of so-called liquid assets, such as bonds and other instruments that can easily be sold at short notice, and they could survive disruption lasting three months to their wholesale funding markets, the BoE said.
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To deal with worries about liquidity, Basel 3 also requires banks to have enough high-quality liquid assets to withstand a month of outflows under stress and maintain sufficient "stable" funding, such as equity, long-term debt and retail deposits.
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But there was no commitment, and many of those on hand barely made it outside of the Four Seasons meeting before chatting among themselves about their bets that Trump, for all his worth on paper, is not awash in liquid assets.
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Liquidity Coverage to Soar ICD's coverage of liquid assets by short term debt slightly deteriorated at end-1436H to 53.2%, but is projected to soar over the medium term because the bank expects to eliminate all short-term funding by 2018.
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The Aalto purchase is inline with the trend for flows away from hedge funds and other strategies focused on liquid assets in public markets to a burgeoning and growing investor hankering for private debt, private equity,real estate and infrastructure assets.
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This has reduced the bank's stock of liquid assets and further erosion in the bank's liquidity buffer would put pressure on the VR. This may also put pressure on earnings, given limited headroom below the regulatory loans/deposits ratio of 90%.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday passed legislation that reclassifies investment-grade municipal bonds as high-quality liquid assets, a long-awaited move that public officials say will help lower financing costs on infrastructure projects nationwide.
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Rather than selling scam tokens, criminals target legitimate currencies, either by stealing funds from ICOs or by manipulating prices through the type of "pump and dump" schemes often used with penny stocks and other less-liquid assets, the report said.
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Some of these liquid assets will be stakes in big property companies like British Land and Land Securities, so the big falls in their share prices (see chart) may in part be a contagion effect from funds meeting redemption requests.
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"If people have about at least about $3 million to $27 million in liquid assets and are in their 22017s, they can probably use the income from their assets when they need to pay for long-term care," Wright said.
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" Brafman wrote that Shkreli's bail package was consented to by his former criminal defense lawyers when he was arrested in December 2015, "at a time when Mr. Shkreli had access to many millions of dollars in cash and other liquid assets.
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The most liquid assets of these banks are held largely as interbank assets, so they would need to withdraw funds from other banks to meet their own funding needs, which could in turn cause contagion, Moody's said in a report.
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As "we get less transparency, we get less liquid assets in the clearinghouse, it does start to resonate to me to be a new systemic problem in the system," Cohn said, speaking at a banking conference in Washington, according to Bloomberg.
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Alex Brazier, the Bank's executive director for financial stability strategy, said the simulation exercises will check how the investment sector could deal with a big increase in margin or collateral, and whether they hold enough "liquid" assets to meet it.
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Three-year to four-year issuance withered after 2011, when the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority left Kangaroos off its list of high-quality liquid assets for Basel III purposes, thereby depleting the natural bank-balance-sheet demand for this short-term paper.
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The financing/deposits ratio (84% at end-0003H17) is lower than peers, and liquidity flexibility is underpinned by a large stock of liquid assets (33% of total assets and 47% of customer deposits at end-1H17), offsetting the bank's net interbank borrowing position.
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The new flash figure came as euro zone M3 growth — the figure which measures checking deposits, institutional money market funds and large liquid assets — was weaker than expected, down from 5 percent year-on-year in March to 4.6 percent in April.
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We forecast that the loans/deposits ratio will decrease to a still high 13% (pro-forma consolidated ratio) from Ardshin's standalone 138% currently, while the cushion of liquid assets of the merged bank should remain sizeable at above 50% of customer deposits.
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It is unclear how much more issuance is needed to meet British banks' needs -- UK banks stress-tested by the BOE last year were found to have a trillion pounds of liquid assets, more than quadruple the amount during the 2008 financial crisis.
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The central bank has about $34.5 billion of net foreign reserves and the QIA is believed to hold over $200 billion of liquid assets, so Qatar appears to be in no danger of running out of money to protect its banking system.
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In his shareholder letter, Dimon also argues that if a situation comparable to Lehman's arose today, the bank would be required to have twice as much capital as it did prior to the crisis, buffers of highly liquid assets, and more stable funding.
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The yield on 10-year German Bunds, seen as one of the safest and most liquid assets in the world, dropped to a fresh 10-day low of 0.39 percent, having on Friday slid the most in seven weeks on souring risk sentiment.
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The review comes within months of Jes Staley taking over as chief executive of the British lender, at a time when it is required by regulators at home to hold more liquid assets to shore up defences against any future financial crises.
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Payment Continuity Uplift (PCU) Fitch has assigned a PCU of four notches to all seven programmes based on the mandatory inclusion of liquid assets in the cover pool matching the maximum negative cumulated balance of cash flows for the next 180 days.
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SYDNEY, June 7 (Reuters) - Australia's central bank on Friday said it was altering a liquidity facility it provides to banks to allow them to hold a greater proportion of high quality liquid assets, though they would have to pay more as a result.
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Under a scenario now under discussion, VEB will sell liquid assets such as bonds this year and any losses it makes on these will be compensated from the budget, a senior official source and two officials from the ministry of finance told Reuters.
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For example, the parts of Dodd-Frank that require big banks to undergo stress tests and to hold a certain amount of liquid assets are still in place, argues Peter Nerby, senior vice president of the financial institutions group at Moody's Investors Services.
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At end-September 2016, 76.2% of the fund's assets under management (AuM) were in daily liquid assets (overnight or eligible assets), while the fund's client base concentration was rather limited with the five largest clients representing less than 13% of total assets.
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Payment Continuity Uplift (PCU) Fitch has assigned a PCU of five notches to all eight public sector programmes based on the mandatory inclusion of liquid assets in the cover pool matching the maximum negative cumulated balance of cash flows for the next 180 days.
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At the time, the US Treasury Department estimated that the usable liquid assets Iran would be able to access would equal "a little more than $50 billion," Adam Szubin, then acting under secretary of treasury, said during a 2015 hearing to the Senate Banking Committee.
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Home Capital said on Friday its liquid assets stood at C$962 million at the end of Thursday, which, combined with the funds not drawn down on the HOOPP credit facility, gives it access to C$1.56 billion in available liquidity and credit capacity.
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The Sunday Telegraph said regulators were considering requiring funds to ask investors to give a notice period of 30 days to six months for redemptions, or to hold more liquid assets to meet withdrawals, such as cash or shares and bonds in property-related companies.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that this is probably because Trump lacks the liquid assets to cover the $700 million to $1 billion it will take to compete in the general election The question, as ever with Trump, is will any of this hurt him?
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Regulations require banks "to hold larger amounts of high-quality liquid assets so that they can safely meet their potential liquidity needs," said Powell, who has long backed the Fed's tough approach to safeguarding the financial system in the wake of the 2007-2009 crisis.
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Home Capital said on Thursday its liquid assets stood at C$1.02 billion at the end of Wednesday, which, combined with the funds not drawn down on the HOOPP credit facility, gives it access to available liquidity and credit capacity of C$1.62 billion.
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Corporations with business abroad, since they would be able to get a reduced rate at 12% on overseas earnings on liquid assets, per Politico — although they would face a new 10% foreign minimum tax, which is aimed at companies storing money in offshore tax havens.
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The report said Chinese banks, while meeting Basel requirements, should hold more liquid assets and gradually increase their capital to create buffers to absorb potential losses that can be expected during China's economic transition as credit is tightened and assumed guarantees for investors are removed.
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Specifically, if net leverage excluding life company capital approached 5.0x it would place downward pressure on ratings; --Significant increases in financial leverage ratio to greater than 30%; --Liquid assets at the holding company of less than one year's interest expense, and preferred and common dividends.
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The Brazilian company must make $50 million in payments in Peru in April but faces a "high risk" of not being able to because it lacks liquid assets, said the source, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to comment.
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ALMATY, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Two Kazakh banks, including the central Asian nation's No.2 lender by assets, have posted sharp drops in liquid assets in the second quarter, an analysis of official data showed, though the central bank said they were meeting regulatory requirements.
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But what Burr really had in mind were liquid assets of another sort: He took advantage of an overlooked provision in the legislation and diverted The Manhattan Company's profits to establish what would become the Chase Bank, to compete with Hamilton's Bank of New York.
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Specifically, if net leverage excluding life company capital approached 5x it would place downward pressure on ratings; --Significant increases in financial leverage ratio to greater than 30%; --Liquid assets at the holding company of less than one year's interest expense, and preferred and common dividends.
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He rejected claims from dozens of others, including one woman who said her marriage to Prince — who died without a will — had been kept secret by the C.I.A. The estate includes $25 million in real estate holdings and, among other liquid assets, 67 gold bars.
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Managers of mutual funds and ETFs with large holdings of illiquid assets, such as some fixed-income securities, would incur additional compliance costs and their funds may underperform their benchmark because of the drag caused by carrying liquid assets, according to the Moody's report.
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READ: 5 things you should know about the Republican tax plan Under the House tax plan, the repatriated holiday rate would be 14 percent for liquid assets and 7 percent for everything else; in the Senate bill, those numbers are 10 percent and 5463 percent, respectively.
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After the financial crisis, the government, in the form of the Federal Reserve, the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, imposed liquidity requirements that force American banks with assets over $50 billion to hold huge amounts of government debt as liquid assets.
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Liquidity also remains comfortable, with liquid assets more than covering short-term funding The Fitch Core Capital ratio of 16.3% in June 2015 is lower if compared to the average of 22623% for the last three years as a result of the strong growth in its credit operations.
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A recent study by Preqin has highlighted the increasing preference of institutional investors to pivot towards opportunities in less liquid assets, with survey participants saying they planned to increase their allocations to private debt and private equity by 67 percent and 56 percent respectively over the long-term.
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" The "playbooks" guided Trump University sales reps in how to keep students paying out: A 2010 playbook published earlier this year by Politico2, for example, told salespeople to "collect financial information from those who attended and rank them by their liquid assets to see who could afford more coursework.
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The interim final rule, announced by the Federal Reserve, allows banks to treat "investment grade" municipal securities as "high quality liquid assets," similar to cash and U.S. Treasury bonds, in order to comply with rules requiring banks to hold easily sold assets as a cushion against future downturns.
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In a letter to investors posted on its website, Link said it believed a suspension until December would give the manager time to reposition the fund's portfolio into more liquid assets, in order to give money back to clients that seek to leave when the suspension is lifted.
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"We are concerned that if private equity assets are marked down, pension funds may be forced sellers of the most liquid assets, which primarily reside in passive exposure to the S&P 500," Savita Subramanian, BofA&aposs head of US equity and quantitative strategy, wrote in the client note.
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Peter Randall, founder of the UK-based rival Setl, said there were still questions over whether payments using a quasi-central bank currency would be considered certain and risk-free enough to achieve "settlement finality" — reducing the capital and liquid assets that need to be held against them.
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Power Relationships are individuals who are:Centers of influenceDecision-makersUpbeat, optimistic, positiveWealthySuccessful Success-mindedObsessed with self-improvementIn my study, I also spoke with people on the other end of the income spectrum: those who had less than $35,000 in annual gross income and less than $5,000 in liquid assets.
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"There is a real question about how much he has in terms of liquid assets," said Norman Ornstein, a political scholar and expert in political finance at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank in Washington, citing the regulatory filings, which do not give a precise picture of Trump's wealth.
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"That was in response to his view that there were few good opportunities at the time to make a purchase or sizable investment, saying: "Charlie [Munger] and I will continue our search for large equity investments or, better yet, a really major business acquisition that would absorb our liquid assets.
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"We saw a bit of a bounce back overnight in the most high- volume liquid assets like the S&P 500 futures, but it's hard to find anything to hang your hat on because we still need to assess the risks," said Saxo Bank's head of FX strategy, John Hardy.
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"We saw a bit of a bounce back overnight in the most high volume liquid assets like the S&P 6003 futures, but its hard to find anything to hang your hat on because we still need to assess the risks," said Saxo Bank's head of FX strategy John Hardy.
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The effect of almost every post-crisis regulation has been to push U.S. banks to be more like Bank B. Our nation's banks hold far more short-term, liquid assets than they did pre-crisis, in place of the kind of loans to businesses and families that would generate economic growth.
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" He also revealed that "by the end of 2000" there were "no additional funds" other than "the approximately $2450,20063 of liquid assets" available to Presley to use to pay her debts, adding that the majority of those debts "are related to unpaid income taxes" from 22006-22008, which "total over $22016 million.
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The details: The chart, drawn from a new study, tells the tale: More than four in in 10 households with private coverage and incomes between 150% and 400% of the federal poverty line do not have enough liquid assets to cover a deductible of $1,500 for single people and $3,000 for families.
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Qatar's central bank had net foreign reserves of $34.8 billion (27.16 billion pounds) in May and Doha is estimated to have over $200 billion of liquid assets in its sovereign wealth fund - enough to defend the peg for years, even if there is a mass withdrawal of foreign bank deposits from Qatar, analysts calculate.
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In my Rich Habits research, I spent five years interviewing and studying people at opposite ends of the wealth spectrum: 233 people with at least $160,000 in annual gross income and $3.2 million in net assets, and 128 people with less than $35,000 in annual gross income and less than $5,000 in liquid assets.
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Now the regulators would tell bankers how big their companies could get, how much money had to be placed into liquid assets, which loans they could or could not make, where they had to find their funding sources, how much capital they were required to hold against in various businesses, and much, much more.
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The statement also confirmed a Reuters report that South Korea will require local banks to hold 60 percent of their foreign currency exposure in liquid assets starting next year, when banks will be required to observe the foreign currency liquidity coverage ratio (LCR), a Basel III regulation aimed at promoting resilience against liquidity risk.
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Liquidity is comfortable at UPSB and Asaka due to solid buffers (at end-1H16 liquid assets net of near-term repayments were about 30% and 36% of customer deposits at UPSB and Asaka, respectively), and somewhat tighter at Agrobank and MCB, as these two banks have high reliance on short-term inter-bank placements.
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Ever since President Donald Trump revealed in December that he would reduce the tax hit on money repatriated into America — from a 35 percent tax rate to 20 percent on profits in cash and other liquid assets — all eyes have been on Apple, which has the biggest overseas bank account out of any company.
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Together, we deem these mechanisms provide at least three months of interest and principal protection for the OF. Fitch has assigned CIF a PCU of two notches, based on the liquidity protection considered for the OF, in the form of the available limited diversified liquid assets in its cover pool and the additional mechanisms available to the SCF.
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This should provide more clarity on fiscal reforms in support of the authorities' target of balancing the budget by 2020 (assuming an oil price of USD50/b), and on deficit financing plans once the Reserve Fund has been depleted (which we expect in 2017, although the National Wealth Fund will remain a source of liquid assets).
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If they are allowed to buy a new kind of infrastructure bonds — issued by the entities that will operate the new highways and bridges — and count those bonds as liquid assets for purposes of computing reserve requirements, then the banks would have more income and then would be able to pay higher yields on certificates of deposit.
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While Fed economists argue that increased demand for safe and liquid assets, such as 10-year Treasury notes, will continue to hold short term interest rates down, many other economists argue that factors such as the slowing of the economy's growth potential and spending habits of aging baby boomers will continue to put downward pressures on interest rates.
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And it has special meaning in Ecuador: First, because of the devastating financial crisis caused by bankers in the late 1990s; and second, because Ecuador's success in the past decade under the Correa government was partly due to reforms that taxed capital flight, forced banks to repatriate liquid assets held abroad, and other re-regulation of the financial system.
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Liquidity is comfortable at UPSB and Asaka due to solid buffers (liquid assets net of near-term repayments were about half of customer deposits at end-4M17 at UPSB and 35% at end-5M17 at Asaka), and somewhat tighter at Agrobank and MCB, as these two banks have high reliance on short-term inter-bank placements.
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A track record of credible macro-prudential and monetary policy-making by the NBRM also supports a stable banking sector, where capital adequacy ratios (15.4% at 1Q17) are in line with the 'BB' median, coverage ratios of non-performing loans are at 114% (1Q13), and liquid assets to total assets are considered sufficient at 27.8% (1Q17).
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That's what I discovered through my "Rich Habits" study, in which I spent five years interviewing and researching the daily activities, habits and traits of 233 wealthy individuals (with at least $160,000 in annual gross income and $3.2 million in net assets) and 128 low-income individuals (with at least $35,000 in annual gross income and $5,000 in liquid assets).
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Payment Continuity Uplift Fitch has assigned CIF a PCU of two notches, based on the liquidity protection considered for the OF, in the form of both the available limited diversified liquid assets in its cover pool and the additional mechanisms available to the SCF, notably its ability to repo the eligible assets on its balance sheet with the central bank to raise short-term liquidity.
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The bill would take currently untaxed profits of US companies being stored abroad — profits that would normally be taxed at a 35 percent rate upon being brought back to the US — and tax them at new ultra-low rates: 8 percent for profits invested in real estate and other hard assets abroad, and 20043 percent for profits in cash and stock and other liquid assets.
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Fitch has assigned BNPP PS SCF a PCU of five notches, based on the public sector programme's pre-maturity reserve, available to cover six-month of principal and interest payments on the OF. We have assigned CAFFIL a PCU of three notches, based on the liquidity protection considered for the OF, in the form of the available liquid assets in the public sector cover pool and the additional mechanisms available to the SCF.
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The bank's liquidity profile is underpinned by high unencumbered liquid assets, including mandatory reserves, which accounted for a high 59% of customer deposits, and by the availability of ordinary liquidity support from the parent, if needed RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, NATIONAL RATINGS AND SENIOR DEBT BCR and UCBRO's IDRs are sensitive to changes in their parents' ratings, or in Fitch's view of the commitment on the part of Erste and UC to their respective subsidiaries, or to the wider CEE region.
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Judge Matsumoto also authorized the government to seize Mr. Shkreli's assets, including his one-of-a-kind Wu-Tang album, "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin," for which he reportedly spent more than $1 million; a Lil Wayne album, "Tha Carter V"; a Picasso painting; his shares in Vyera Pharmaceuticals; and $5 million in an E-Trade account securing Mr. Shkreli's bond, which makes up "the majority of Mr. Shkreli's liquid assets," according to a court filing by Mr. Shkreli's lawyers.
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Key rating triggers that could lead to a downgrade of KFHP's and its subsidiaries' ratings include: --Sustained FLRs and debt-to-EBITDA ratios greater than 40% and 2.2x, respectively; --Material unplanned liquidity needs derived from mandatory pension plan funding requirements; --Deteriorating run-rate financial performance evidenced by EBITDA-based margins and absolute levels of EBITDA of approximately 5%; --Material reductions in liquid assets supporting the put-able components of the organization's capital structure Fitch has affirmed the following ratings with a Stable Outlook: Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc.
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