However, UPSB's foreign debt repayments are small (below 2% of total liabilities in 2H16-2017) and linked to loan repayments.
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However, UPSB's foreign debt repayments are small (below 0003% of total liabilities in 2H17-2018) and linked to loan repayments.
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Today, any student who faces repayments exceeding 1003% of her income can cap her repayments at that fraction of her earnings.
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The banks' short-term foreign debt repayments are small (below 5% of total liabilities in 2017) and linked to loan repayments.
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Chief Financial Officer Sergei Rezontov told Reuters Mechel would soon agree terms with Russian bank VTB to reschedule debt repayments for 2020-2022, having previously agreed to start repayments next year.
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IY is the only bank with meaningful borrowings from international financial institutions (16% of liabilities), but foreign debt repayments are manageable (3% of total liabilities in 2017) and linked to loan repayments.
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Central government debt repayments are set to peak in 2019.
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Banks have imposed a moratorium on mortgage repayments, Reuters reported.
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But rather than make repayments, Continuum fired Kane on Feb.
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You have repayments due whether you like it or not.
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Average mortgage buffers, an indicator of how far ahead households are on repayments - were quite robust, yet one-third of borrowers had either no accrued buffer or less than one month's repayments socked away.
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They rarely dove into topics like investments or debt repayments, IRL.
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Greece faces big debt repayments in July and needs the cash.
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We expect repayments per year to remain moderate through to 2030.
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Laos has five years before it has to begin making repayments.
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The California National Guard was demanding repayments of $650 a month.
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Many provinces are already under severe pressure to meet pension repayments.
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The step corresponds to about $3.5 billion of repayments, bankers said.
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The loan repayments "will not support more difficult deals," added Kohan.
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He mentioned land acquisitions or potential debt repayments as additional options.
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Lambda School's ISA taps out after five years of deferred repayments.
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About 15% help cover their child's student loan repayments after graduation.
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Borrowings are balanced by tenors with no significant spikes in repayments.
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Chinese companies rushed to buy dollars for overseas investments and debt repayments.
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Large repayments will fall due in September, October and December, it said.
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Repayments were deferred in January 2010 for a period of two years.
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Russia restructured Venezuela's debt in 2017, to allow it more manageable repayments.
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Tonga signed up and earned a reprieve from debt repayments to Beijing.
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Greece has debt repayments of 7.2 billion euros due in the summer.
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However, it would offer short-term loans mostly from repayments this year.
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The customers' repayments records offer an effective way of judging their creditworthiness.
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It hopes to recover the money through asset sales and loan repayments.
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Recent South Korean governments have said Japan's repayments cover only some debts.
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She is still burdened with monthly mortgage repayments from her first apartment.
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Repayments on the trust product, HNA Infrastructure said, are staggered from Feb.
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" "One of the significant elements of (household) expenses today are loan repayments.
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High interest rates and low minimum repayments mean balances can quickly balloon.
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The settlement is one of the highest ever repayments for disclosure cases.
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And the income used to calculate repayments is based on the preceding year.
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Tax breaks for student loan repayments could be included in such a package.
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They thought this might offer a way to handle microcredit repayments, reducing costs.
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Any delay in payment would not affect Greece's fiscal position or debt repayments.
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Debt repayments would be minimal in the first six years, the ministry said.
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He added lenders would allow the company to pause debt repayments until December.
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The rate may ease to 5 percent if the utility makes early repayments.
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Many struggle to make their repayments and send their children out to work.
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Her union has called for a freeze on repayments until the situation stabilises.
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Nabiullina added that Russia's current account surplus was sufficient to cover debt repayments.
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The calculator also gives you the option to make voluntary additional loan repayments.
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In a subsequent interview with the Washington Post, Giuliani claimed that the repayments were made over time as part of Cohen's regular retainer fees, but it's unclear how Trump could have paid Cohen back without knowing what the repayments were for.
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LJUBLJANA, Oct 22 (Reuters) - The Slovenian parliament on Tuesday passed legislation on bank bail-in repayments according to which the Bank of Slovenia would have to cover all possible repayments to those who lost their investments during 2013 bank overhaul.
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The banks hold ample unencumbered assets and scheduled repayments of borrowings are well spread.
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It has received state support to help it with bad loans and debt repayments.
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At least among richer Indians, consumer debt is rising rapidly and with it repayments.
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But it canceled that loan agreement last year after the Guptas missed loan repayments.
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The climbing repayments come as public hospitals suffer shortages of basic drugs and supplies.
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Already Fidelity Investments, Live Nation, and Staples are using the company's loan repayments services.
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He said the anticipated capital injection had nothing to do with the loan repayments.
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Customers are effectively given loans to buy them; repayments are made through mobile money.
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Any amount it receives in repayments that exceeds the cap limit will be reinvested.
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Athens wants to conclude the review well before July, when major repayments fall due.
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In October, it agreed to new credit facilities and deferrals on some debt repayments.
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The agency would expect some voluntary debt repayments over the life of the bonds.
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Sberbank's wholesale contractual funding repayments in 2018 are negligible (below 1% of total liabilities).
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Carillion in October agreed to new credit facilities and deferrals on some debt repayments.
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Doorstep lenders specialise in making small cash loans with repayments collected door-to-door.
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And despite the spike in repayments, both may not benefit from renewed investor liquidity.
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The government has imposed a blanket moratorium on all loan repayments through end-2020.
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Atlantia said it would draw on existing credit lines to meet the potential repayments.
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That was to help lower its repayments in the years following the bailout exit.
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Further adjustments to repayments, such as extending the deadline, remain extremely unlikely this year.
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One official from the financing department said the company was working to make repayments.
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LJUBLJANA (Reuters) - The Slovenian parliament on Tuesday passed legislation on bank bail-in repayments under which the Bank of Slovenia would have to cover all possible repayments to those who lost their investments during the country's 2013 overhaul of the banking industry.
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LJUBLJANA (Reuters) - The Slovenian parliament on Tuesday passed legislation on bank bail-in repayments under which the Bank of Slovenia would have to cover all possible repayments to those who lost their investments during the country's 2013 overhaul of the banking industry.
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According to government officials, new investment is urgently needed to ease the nation's debt repayments.
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She now has a stable job but most of her salary goes on debt repayments.
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After rent and loan repayments, his family is left with just $200 for other expenses.
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The fear is that they will sell to corporate or infrastructure buyers, triggering devastating repayments.
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Our mortgage repayments are $290 every two weeks, which comes out of our joint account.
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He declined to say whether the ruling could affect the country's ability to make repayments.
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Though repayments can be linked to future income, only 217% of borrowers opt for this.
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When promoter-led firms cannot service their debts, dominant owner-bosses tend to skip repayments.
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AX agreed to take a haircut on repayments in return for a larger equity stake.
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The group has an estimated 43bn yuan in bond repayments due this year and next.
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The state will also contribute to help borrowers, subsidising part of their monthly loan repayments.
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Eskom recently admitted it was running out of cash for operations and repayments to creditors.
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However, medium-term repayments are manageable (21000% of liabilities in 212000 and 4807123% in 212001).
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Last month Alberta-based Terra Energy ceased operations after its bank demanded full loan repayments.
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The group's ability to meet future interest repayments is also less solid than it looks.
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Portland has foreign currency-denominated debt, meaning it faces higher repayments when the shilling weakens.
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That included no restrictions on withdrawals for new deposits and allowing withdrawals for loan repayments.
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Repayments are due to start in mid-2019, when a five-year grace period expires.
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These included an extension of maturities related to loan repayments from the second bailout program.
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Dollar-denominated debt repayments in 2018 are also expected to top $5 billion, analysts say.
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Many have instructed banks to grant grace periods on loan repayments for private sector firms.
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Under the deal, creditors have pushed back any interest and loan repayments for 10 years.
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Also, many others have built up a sufficient pool of savings to afford higher repayments.
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Ideally, the rental income will cover the mortgage repayments — potentially even with money left over.
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Growing indebtedness due to higher credit card bills, higher mortgage repayments and higher student loans.
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Failure to make the appropriate repayments could result in your loan being declared a taxable distribution.
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Mechel is currently in talks with the creditors requesting more time to make its debt repayments.
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Assets used for secured borrowing are at risk if you do not keep up with repayments.
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With new loans drying up, the company ran out of cash and defaulted on two repayments.
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It has not publicly disclosed the size of the default or whether it has made repayments.
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Treasury ultimately recouped $39 billion through the sale of shares, dividends and loan repayments since 8233.
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This refers to people buying items on credit from catalogues and making regular repayments over time.
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A business makes repayments to Funding Circle with interest which is then distributed to the investors.
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Of that, 3.07 billion ringgit was "misappropriated" by 1MDB, mainly for 1MDB loan repayments, he said.
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Repayments to be made in 10 semi-annual instalments starting June 28, 2018, concluding on Dec.
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Eurobond repayments in 2018 could put some pressure on liquidity ratios and the bank's funding costs.
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Emerging markets meanwhile face around $250 billion in repayments in each of the coming three years.
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Clinton would subsidize college costs, refinance and cap student loan repayments and develop job-training programs.
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"It is a bit reassuring that we don't expect impacts such as early repayments," said Araújo.
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Amazon told sellers in a note that it's pausing requirements on loan repayments for a month.
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IonTuition, a fintech company focused on services to help borrowers manage their repayments, mostly surveyed millennials.
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The money has been claimed as repayments for tax deducted from stock dividends, according to tax authorities.
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Repayments of these loans are manageable, as they are spread across the next four to five years.
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There are two main ways of temporarily suspending or reducing your student loan repayments: deferral and forbearance.
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They accounted for fully 70% of those who defaulted within two years of starting repayments in 2011.
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If you can afford to pay back a little bit more, Chip will increase your repayments automatically.
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From that sample, 43 percent of them have lost $1,000 or more in repayments from group trips.
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In 2016 the republic faces RUB11033bn of repayments (22% of direct risk as of 1 April 2016).
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Market players have been wary of parliamentary discussions in Rome regarding an alternative for government debt repayments.
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And it doesn't mean that veterans who've already made repayments will be reimbursed for the Pentagon's mistake.
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This will bear fruits later on, both in terms of reduced repayments and fewer years doing it.
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The benchmark-sized bond, which has three equal repayments in 2020, 2021 and 2022, is today's business.
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In return, the company's banks have agreed to defer loan repayments of $165 million until September 2018.
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In the absence of committed contractual repayments, we forecast no material de-leveraging on a gross basis.
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Struggling projects and weaker prices are among the factors that have curtailed loan repayments in these sectors.
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It will not include arrears which already have a repayments plan or arrears of the self-employed.
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Experts say automating your savings or loan repayments is the best way to meet your financial goals.
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Glencore and its four partners faced a September 30 deadline to refinance the loan or start repayments.
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As she worked to unravel the company's myriad debts and repayments, outgoing cheques ground to a halt.
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The country also boasts a more generous system of income-based student loan repayments for college grads.
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New Jersey's unforgiving regulations to ensure repayments of the loans are unacceptable and, in some circumstances, inhumane.
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Refinancing risk is small, as wholesale debt repayments in 33717 were only 3371495% of end-3371956H33710003 liabilities.
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The PBOC said there will be 1.623 billion yuan in excess funds after the MLF loan repayments.
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However, demand has recovered due to strong CLO formation and a string of repayments to loan investors.
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Experts say that Maduro has focused on meeting debt repayments rather than alleviating the growing humanitarian crisis.
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Australian banks said they will defer loan repayments for small businesses impacted by coronavirus for six months.
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Usually, companies pay back their loans over time, with monthly repayments over three months to seven years.
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At the same time, the government imposed a blanket moratorium on all loan repayments through end-2020.
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The first approach involves funneling most of your repayments toward the card with the highest interest rate.
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The proposed changes include no restrictions on withdrawals for new deposits and allowing withdrawals for loan repayments.
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So far this year it has issued an average of $163bn-worth per month, net of repayments.
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Earn the food on the table, not borrow for it & add repayments to an already tight budget.
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Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein — have urged the Pentagon to halt the repayments or proposed legislative fixes.
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Others are offering signing bonuses, flexible schedules and loan repayments for training to attract and retain workers.
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HNA Group will supervise the fund repayments for retail investors and guarantee all investment funds, it said.
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It had sought to join the list of creditors after Borneo's largest mine suspended repayments and sought protection.
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The company is offering real time account linking and updates on loan repayments through the fintech company Quovo.
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Greece has posted an overall budget surplus for the second straight year, even when debt repayments are included.
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The large lenders increasingly sign up clients using tablet computers and allow repayments through terminals in local shops.
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Banks were threatened with major losses, because their clients would struggle to make repayments at the new rate.
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It also causes a headache for civil servants who will have to make repayments and manage the funds.
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It also faces a total of about 5 billion euros in debt repayments until the middle of July.
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He and Mr Mian have also proposed linking student-loan repayments to the unemployment rate of recent graduates.
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In the 2018/19 budget, interest repayments - at 17.3 percent - will consume the largest chunk of domestic revenues.
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It said there are ways of intervening that don't cut off cash to people that can afford repayments.
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Those repayments are reported to the credit agencies, helping that person either build, or rebuild, her credit rating.
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Over the past four weeks, 1MDB has made debt principal repayments of approximately 7.25 billion ringgit, it said.
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China was not willing to write off any of its debt, but did suspend repayments for five years.
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In November 2017, Russia agreed to restructure Venezuelan sovereign debt of $3.15 billion, with repayments lasting 10 years.
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What counts for sustainability is the debt stock relative to the incomes out of which repayments are made.
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External financing conditions and market access have tightened ahead of looming repayments on sovereign and sovereign-guaranteed debt.
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Instead, he sees the issue lying with the group of borrowers who struggle the most to meet repayments.
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To meet mounting interest repayments, O'Neill's government cut services to its near 8 million population, stoking civil unrest.
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The auditor's appointment followed the default on debt repayments by one of the group's principal shareholders, KPMG said.
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The November paydown reduced KKB's liquidity but Fitch believes it remains adequate relative to 2495's Eurobond repayments.
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That has forced banks to delay hard-currency loans and trade repayments and increased their risk of default .
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They sought billions in bond repayments and eventually succeeded in preventing Argentina from paying any of its creditors.
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Language allowing Puerto Rico to cut repayments to creditors without their consent, known as a "cram-down," remains.
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In response, Macri rolled out plans to delay debt repayments and imposed capital controls to protect the peso.
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There were 0003 instances of loan disbursals and repayments with an amount totalling 92.8 billion rupees ($1.33 billion).
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The move follows a similar decision earlier this week to suspend loan repayments for businesses for six months.
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Largest repayments of CBR rouble funding were made by VTB (RUB531bn) and its subsidiary Bank of Moscow (RUB135bn).
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China has taken some temporarily measures, including allowing firms affected by the coronavirus outbreak to delay loan repayments.
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Manduku, also a board member of Kenya Railways, said the higher charges are necessary to meet loan repayments.
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Over the past four weeks, 1MDB has made debt principal repayments of about 7.25 billion ringgit, it said.
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Greece also faces a total of about 5 billion euros in debt repayments until the middle of July.
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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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He declined to comment on whether the FSA had verified that Coincheck has enough funds for the repayments.
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In Nov 2017, Russia agreed to restructure Venezuelan sovereign debt of $3.15 billion, with repayments lasting 10 years.
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There were 0003 instances of loan disbursals and repayments with an amount totaling 92.8 billion rupees ($1.33 billion).
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His diversified telecoms to financial services and infrastructure group has been struggling to make debt repayments on time.
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Currently, his office is pursuing legal action against 120 clients, and another 600 have fallen behind in their repayments.
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Opposition politicians say an automated debt-collection system has miscalculated welfare entitlements and wrongly demanded repayments from many recipients.
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External debt repayments to multilateral and bilateral creditors are manageable, and external market debt amortisations resume only in 7503.
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And those who can often struggle to meet repayments, opting instead to rent out the houses and move elsewhere.
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Even with the 20 percent annual interest rate charged by Musoni for the loan, he finds his repayments affordable.
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These loans, if secured, will be used to finance some of Rusal's debt repayments due in 2016, Mukhamedshin said.
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LENDING A HAND The loan repayments followed S&P's downgrade of Huarong to BBB+ from A– in late August.
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Boe has allegedly made repayments of $107,000 so far but defaulted twice on other payments back to the company.
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PDVSA has delayed a range of payments as Caracas uses its scant dollar supplies to make sovereign debt repayments.
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Earlier this year, China's ambassador said Beijing was careful to ensure that borrowers were able to meet debt repayments.
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RCom also said it was in talks with banks to defer loan repayments due over the next four months.
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Yunnan Capital's Liu confirmed the government's capital injection plan but denied any relationship between it and the loan repayments.
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Under Indian law, willful defaulters are classified as firms or individuals who own large businesses and deliberately avoid repayments.
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Earlier this year, China's ambassador said Beijing was careful to ensure that borrowers were able to meet debt repayments.
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It also said its financial agreements did not include cross default provisions in relation to shareholders missing debt repayments.
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The Senate version would give the chair and ranking member of the committee the authority to overrule settlement repayments.
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Neyber was founded in 2014 and offers loans at attractive rates through employers, taking repayments directly from people's salaries.
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The new loan being arranged by Gunvor would involve repayments linked to Omani crude deliveries, three sources told Reuters.
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Those feelings of uncertainty may only be exacerbated when your employer is providing you with money for loan repayments.
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Mr. Mallya and United Breweries had backed some of the loans, so he was on the hook for repayments.
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Small businesses have been approaching banks to provide additional liquidity support, also warning that loan repayments may be delayed.
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Managing a record $3 billion in annual external debt repayments over the next five years will be another challenge.
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They can work while in school, plan a budget and even put money towards their student loan repayments early.
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Indebted HNA Group Co had also sold investment products to staff but later missed some repayments under financial pressure.
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Four repayments are left, in September, December, March 2018 and June 2018, in equal amounts of US$51 million.
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"We have the funds, but we are making individual checks so there are no problems (with repayments)," said Otsuka.
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Under Indian law, wilful defaulters are classified as firms or individuals who own large businesses and deliberately avoid repayments.
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Moscow in the past has limited gas supply at periods of peak winter demand while seeking debt repayments from Ukraine.
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The head of Croatia's Sberbank unit Mario Henjak said the freeze on Agrokor's debt repayments to banks would begin immediately.
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He was ordered to make repayments totalling more than $130 million, but was not barred from future work in banking.
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But Paraguay is paid only the cost of production (including debt repayments for construction), not the market price of electricity.
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On the upside, some fertility clinics do offer financing options, including loans, graduated repayments or even outcome-based pricing models.
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The bondholders, representing $5 billion of GO debt say they would defer principal repayments on their bonds through June 2020.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story stated that Fidelity was lobbying for employer loan repayments to be tax deductible.
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Furthermore, as the bulk of its debt has a bullet maturity, LFF faces only minor scheduled debt repayments until 3530.
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The two have been struggling to agree on when to give Greece a break on its future massive debt repayments.
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Small wonder that barely half are keeping up with their repayments, according to the National Credit Regulator, a government agency.
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We estimate Fitch-rated Russian companies have foreign-currency debt repayments of USD203bn due in 2016 and USD19.8bn in 2017.
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That firm, a large infrastructure financing company, missed several debt repayments and triggered a series of defaults and ratings downgrade.
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It has also declined to comment on whether the FSA had verified that Coincheck has enough funds for the repayments.
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The company's net free cash was $17 million in the second half of the year, after adjusting for debt repayments.
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The company missed payments in February after sharp falls in the Nigerian naira bloated the loan's value, making repayments difficult.
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Turkey and its firms face repayments of nearly $3.8 billion on foreign currency bonds in October, Societe Generale has calculated.
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Economist have said the repayments would be a vital step towards Zimbabwe qualifying for an International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme.
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The bank's refinancing risks are low, and wholesale repayments in 05003 make up a relatively small 5% of BoG's liabilities.
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However, serious delinquency rates, which incorporate repayments more than two months overdue, fell by 13 basis points to 2.65 percent.
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Fabian said serious delinquency rates had remained low with consumers able to manage their repayments despite the increasing balance levels.
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But there are times when managed borrowing and stable repayments can help set you up for success down the road.
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But weak commodity prices, higher U.S. interest rates and above all, the sheer volume of repayments could make things tricky.
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While the plan proposes some revenue-generating measures to close the gap, it relies heavily on cutting repayments to bondholders.
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If you've done nothing with your loan repayments, you're probably on the standard plan: 10 years of equal monthly payments.
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It was partly due to some write-offs but also repayments and the return of some loans to performing status.
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As a result, high earners pay down their debt more rapidly than they would in a system of flat repayments.
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Apart from debt repayments, the operating performance of Casino's core French business is also a key component of the rating.
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Banks are able to deduct loan repayments directly from individuals' bank accounts, a practice locally known as payroll discount lending.
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Amortisation Facility Supports Schedule: The transaction features a scheduled amortisation facility to support repayments of class A1 scheduled amortisation amounts.
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Greece needs a new tranche of financial aid under its third bailout program by July to meet its debt repayments.
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However, once creditors find a compromise, these levels could be changed and Greece might have lower, albeit longer, debt repayments.
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The government said it was suspending mortgage repayments to help households cope, as part of a bigger economic relief package.
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Earlier this week, Petroceltic said it had received a waiver of repayments under its senior bank facility until March 4.
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Near-term contractual repayments of external wholesale funding are limited to KKB's USD300 million Eurobond issue maturing in May 2018.
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His plan would allow employers to contribute up to $5,250 per year to an employee's student loan repayments tax-free.
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On that front, the CEO announced that DBS would allow certain clients to suspend their loan repayments for six months.
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Bankers describe almost daily phone calls from regulators, telling them to show leniency on debt repayments, particularly from smaller businesses.
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There are no major debt repayments coming up and it should repay $370 million to its lenders by year-end.
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According to the most recent data from the State Department, in 2017, refugees made over $66 million in loan repayments.
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That would enable them to lend Greece the funds it needs to meet €6.3bn ($20143bn) of bond repayments due in July.
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Of these, 47% in Kenya and 56% in Tanzania reported having made late repayments, and 12% and 31%, respectively, had defaulted.
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For those of us with student loan debt, it often feels like you'll never be rid of the burden of repayments.
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It seems that another break-it-or-make-it-moment is on its way as we approach the deadlines for repayments.
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In the vast majority of cases, fraudulent loan applications remain concealed as prices continue to rise and buyers meet their repayments.
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TRINE's solar partners are not the only ones selling solar power kits for monthly repayments in countries like Kenya and Tanzania.
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Significant volumes of housing loan renegotiations and early repayments last year boosted 13 revenues through early repayment penalties and renegotiation fees.
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The shortened time frame for the repayments will boost the expected returns of the group of hedge funds, the sources said.
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Taylor said Fletcher was able to make its repayments and would finish negotiating with its lenders by the end of March.
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The loans will have a maturity of 36 months and allow six months without principle repayments, the Turkish Banking Association said.
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The European Commission confirmed that Greece recorded a primary budget surplus (which excludes debt repayments) of 210% of GDP last year.
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And Musk says he expects continued positive cash flow and profits for all quarters going forward, except for occasional debt repayments.
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JBS said in a separate statement that it plans to use proceeds from the sale to accelerate short-term debt repayments.
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Overall debt repayments for the next three years will total EUR6.6 billion, or 23% of outstanding direct debt at end-2016.
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PB's total available liquidity, net of potential wholesale debt repayments, comfortably covered around 62% of the bank's end-153H16 customer accounts.
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The ROP allows customers, for example, to take a break from monthly debt repayments, but the service comes with a fee.
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If approved, the deal would see bondholders take 15 percent cuts in repayments in exchange for newer bonds with higher ratings.
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Entrepreneurs among them can apply to have their loan repayments suspended, and make use of SoFi's offices for meetings with investors.
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The Oversight Board rejected that plan as too optimistic, and they approved one that budgets $800 million a year in repayments.
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No more than approximately $2.5 billion is due for mandatory repayments through 13, compared to annual forecasted FCF of $4.5 billion.
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Agrokor has said that any debt repayments secured via the court cases would be taken into account in any final settlement.
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Mubadala reduced its corporate debt through a combination of repayments, new issuances and favourable exchange movements, the statement said, without elaborating.
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That could pose problems for whether Greece receives financial aid from the bailout in time to meet its July debt repayments.
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Repayments adjust to individual income circumstances; by deferring payments in times of low income, Blair protects the downside of the students.
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It receives a cut of the student repayments and carried interest if a student fund performs better than the target return.
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This common tool has the power over time to transform the stream of student loan repayments by creditworthy individuals into homeownership.
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In order to make debt repayments easier for Greece, the euro zone agreed last Friday to a new set of measures.
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The company has also missed loan repayments and lost contact with a key executive in charge of its finances and cash.
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If the repayments aren't made on time, the money lenders threaten to leak those selfies to the individual's family and friends.
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It also ordered banks to stop taking capital repayments for existing loans for businesses hit by the impact of the pandemic.
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Greece can service its humongous borrowings because the euro zone has given it a holiday on most interest and capital repayments.
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Slovenia has passed legislation which will delay bank loan repayments to businesses and individuals affected by the epidemic by 12 months.
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Citu did not specify how long repayments would be protected, but said it would be closer to six months than three.
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However, Gordon Shannon, portfolio manager at TwentyFour Asset Management, said nationalisation would put serious doubts over National Grid plc's debt repayments.
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In addition, the agency required a "5 percent payment option" that would cap installment repayments at 85033 percent of monthly income.
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The rest of the purchase was financed by bank loans, with monthly mortgage repayments of about 22004,503 yuan for 250 years.
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If you have multiple credit cards, start by funneling most of your repayments toward the one with the highest interest rate.
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The spare parts to fix the Toyota are either unavailable or unaffordable, but the repayments on the car haven't gone away.
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Many companies were forced to service debt repayments rather than invest in new projects, while others entered bankruptcy to move forward.
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The Congressional Budget Office and outside experts have projected the Treasury to exhaust its repayments options sometime in September or October.
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Navigating that bureaucracy for the first time, when you're also navigating your degree or first job, lease, student loan repayments, etc.
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According to court papers filed Wednesday, Nortel agreed the PBGC could receive up to $565 million once creditors start getting repayments.
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If you're making hefty repayments to get rid of the debt, make sure you can fit this within your cash flow.
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Dividend payments and shareholder loan repayments by foreign investors were also subjected to tighter scrutiny — as were forex purchases by Chinese citizens.
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Select Africa, which operates in east and southern Africa, offers unsecured housing loans to salaried workers, deducting repayments from their pay cheques.
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A stronger financial position would also enable it to meet its debt repayments in the coming years, Casino said in a statement.
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Bundling car-loan repayments into ABSs to sell on to investors represents an important source of financing, particularly for non-bank lenders.
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The spate of unorthodox repayments highlights a squeeze in China's financial system, which has hurt smaller companies and non-bank lenders most.
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Gradual depreciation in the rupee and higher volatility this year are expected on account of debt repayments by the government, dealers added.
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Her government wants Athens to reach a primary budget surplus, excluding debt repayments, of 3.5 percent of GDP, and keep it there.
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BNDES is willing to discuss a request by the operators of Rio de Janeiro's international airport to ease license repayments over time.
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"The difficulty in making repayments is still a relatively large hurdle that limits the production and operation of firms," NBS's He noted.
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An Eni spokesman said payment delays from NNPC had been accumulating for 15 years, but they expected repayments to resume this year.
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Overall debt repayments for the next three years will total EUR6.5 billion, or 23% of estimated outstanding direct debt at end-2016.
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Last month it said it has sufficient funds to make the repayments, but declined to specify when it would repay investors affected.
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Loans are approved quickly and the items bought usually have little to no down payment — no interest is charged on those repayments.
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This pushes down the value of the currency -- hopefully stimulating growth by helping exporters gain market share and making debt repayments cheaper.
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The official stock of domestic arrears to suppliers was CFA201bn (11033% of GDP) at February 2016, despite some net repayments in 2015.
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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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Dealers said they expect the rupee to gradually weaken and face higher volatility this year due to debt repayments by the government.
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Europeans estimate that Greece will hit a primary surplus — a budget in the black, before debt repayments — of 3.5 percent by 2018.
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The next large debt maturity will be in 2017, when a total of EUR617m bond repayments are due in June and November.
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The central bank said corporate deposit withdrawals from Eurasian Bank were driven by companies' debt repayments and the bank's interest rate policy.
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The heaviest month for repayments is October, when $3 billion (£153 billion) in principal and $762 million (£599.5 million) interest are due.
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Politicians have often promised to waive farmers' loan repayments, but have not addressed the underlying reasons for their chronic indebtedness, Tiwari said.
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CNBC combined all the of the debt repayments that are due from Greece's second and third bailout programs in the chart above.
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"Effective March 26 through April 30, 2020, we will be pausing repayments on your outstanding loan with Amazon Lending," the note said.
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Under the old rule, there was no effective provisioning until there were very late repayments or even default that incurred actual losses.
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The sanctions prohibit Western companies from extending new long-term credit lines to VTB and other Russian banks, but allow loan repayments.
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The government has in the past evicted people who fell behind on mortgage repayments or failed to pay rent on state housing.
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The world's largest online retailer notified sellers that its program known as Amazon Lending would pause repayments beginning Thursday until April 30.
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Major Australian banks have announced that eligible mortgage holders can defer repayments for up to six months, per The Sydney Morning Herald.
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The government is also considering encouraging banks to provide leniency on repayments of loans including mortgages and automobile loans, the official said.
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This means that when the yield moves higher consumers are likely to have less money available to spend as mortgage repayments rise.
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Westpac's variable mortgage rate for owner-occupier properties will increase to 5.38 percent per annum for customers with principal and interest repayments.
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Last year, it agreed to restructure more than $12 billion in repayments owed by Ethiopia, whose Chinese-funded railway is also struggling.
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The lira's weakness spells catastrophe for Turkey's debt repayments, made all the more painful thanks to its heavy reliance on external funding.
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Andersson said that, to make the corporate tax system more transparent, the government would also restrict tax breaks on companies' debt repayments.
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This will lead to at least EUR1,250 million debt repayments in 2017 and considerably reduce Carrefour's interest charge, reinforcing its financial flexibility.
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Instacart workers sued the company in December 2016, alleging that Instacart misclassified them as independent contractors, demanding repayments for benefits awarded to employees.
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In order to diversify their investment, the Lannisters need to be able to exchange their future debt obligations (loan repayments) for Gold Dragons.
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Etisalat Nigeria missed payments in February after sharp falls in the value of the Nigerian naira bloated the loan value, making repayments difficult.
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A gradual depreciation in the rupee and higher volatility are expected this year on account of debt repayments by the government, dealers said.
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It would involve around £4bn ($5bn) of loans made to nearly half a million students, who began making repayments between 2002 and 2006.
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The economy's ability to meet external repayments will partly depend on whether improved infrastructure can unlock the growth potential of its export industries.
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Although Maduro has steadfastly prioritized debt repayments over food imports, any future government is expected to immediately open negotiations to restructure the debt.
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However, principal repayments on its listed senior secured debenture will fall due in FY19, starting with LKR250 million principal due in May 7503.
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Miners' take-home pay was falling because lenders were getting court orders instructing their employers to deduct loan repayments directly from their salaries.
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An additional debt servicing-to-income rule says borrowers cannot take loans if monthly repayments would exceed 45 percent of their net income.
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A gradual depreciation in the rupee and higher volatility this year are expected on account of debt repayments by the government, dealers added.
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The company faces major debt repayments early next year amid concerns that its existing operations and resources are insufficient to service its debt.
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The Treasury was negotiating with SAA lenders to defer debt repayments of around 7 billion rand ($524 million) due in September, he said.
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They expect a 171.43-3 percent depreciation in the rupee and higher volatility this year on account of debt repayments by the government.
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Although Maduro has steadfastly prioritised debt repayments over food imports, any future government is expected to immediately open negotiations to restructure the debt.
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She's also pulled back on her student loan repayments: She once put $3,000 a month toward her debt, and now she's paying $1,500.
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Dealers added they expect a gradual depreciation in the rupee and higher volatility this year on account of debt repayments by the government.
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The messy business dragged on until the economic crisis of the early 1930s, when reparations were abandoned and the repayments to America ceased.
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Schools would also have to notify current and prospective students that it has cash on hand to make repayments if forced to close.
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A gradual depreciation in the rupee and higher volatility this year are expected on account of debt repayments by the government, they added.
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SoftBank also faces a looming spike in debt repayments, with almost $14 billion due in the next three calendar years, using Refinitiv data.
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Debt servicing would be linked to GDP - the faster the Greek economy expands, the higher the repayments, euro zone finance ministers have said.
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The largest repayments to CBR were made by VTB group (RUB4807123 billion), which was also the largest borrower from Minfin, taking RUB212001 billion.
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Rice declined to confirm reports the IMF is pushing for a halt in Greek debt repayments until 2040 as part of the negotiations.
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Greece needs new loans under its current 86-billion-euro bailout program, the third since 2010, to make debt repayments due this month.
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The euro area refused to give any haircut to the Greek debt pile but has vowed that it would smooth future debt repayments.
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Under the bill, companies would be able to make matching contributions to the retirement plans of employees who are making student loan repayments.
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It has sought help both from creditors, by proposing voluntary cuts to repayments, and Congress, by lobbying for legislation letting it cut debt.
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A gradual depreciation in the rupee and higher volatility are expected this year due to debt repayments by the government, according to dealers.
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But the court took the view that such repayments are a type of penalty and therefore subject to the five-year filing requirement.
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Lower rates would also reduce debt repayments by households, so freeing up extra cash, while lowering borrowing costs for business, the minutes showed.
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Coal and steel producer Mechel, controlled by Russian businessman Igor Zyuzin, has asked its creditors for more time to make its debt repayments.
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Orban on Wednesday already announced a blanket moratorium on loan repayments for all companies and private borrowers until the end of the year.
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Centeno said that an agreement to soften future debt repayments, reached two weeks ago, has reduced investors' concerns over the embattled European nation.
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Bondholders would have accepted 15 percent cuts to repayments in exchange for higher-rated bonds secured by a dedicated charge on customer bills.
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But the Cameroonian government has taken out considerable loans to fund them and debt repayments look increasingly problematic in a now faltering economy.
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This legislation extends the $28500,6900 per year tax exemption currently granted to employers for employee tuition assistance to cover student loan principal repayments.
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It is trying to find ways to cut debt after lenders gave it a reprieve on loan repayments until the end of 2017.
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Investments could be financed cheaply in the debt markets and repayments spread over 30 years; minimizing the need for direct federal budget appropriations.
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Principal repayments of the bond, roughly equating to the outstanding sum plus just over $180 million in unpaid interest, would begin in 2029.
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It took out a $1.2 billion syndicated loan from Fidelity and 12 other local banks in 2013 but failed to make repayments last year.
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However, with public debt hovering at about 70% of GDP (and debt repayments accounting for a third of government revenue), its finances are precarious.
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Of those who have borrowed from the federal government and began repayments in 4323, 10% defaulted within two years, up from 4.5% in 2003.
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Yamba said the government would "operationalise" a planned sinking fund next year, aiming to accumulate cash for repayments, but was also looking at refinancing.
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Continental, which plans to generate $1bn of cash this year, is prioritising debt repayments, and is nearing its goal of net debt below $6bn.
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Given the long-term nature of Carlsberg's debt profile we estimate liquidity is strong, with annual FCF and existing facilities covering most debt repayments.
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People will also be allowed to withdraw money for loan repayments, while restrictions were lifted on withdrawals made in order to make new deposits.
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Jeff Davis said the military can waive individual repayments on a case-by-case basis, but doesn't have the authority to issue blanket waivers.
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Despite the disagreements, Fitch ratings agency estimated that the bailout review would be completed well ahead of July, when Greece faces big loan repayments.
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The U.S. Congress is currently considering a bill to bring the island's finances under federal oversight and allow it to cut repayments to creditors.
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Serbia's central bank responded by telling banks to offer more favourable terms for loans in francs, including conversion, lower interest rates or monthly repayments.
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Last week, the I.M.F. said that Greece would need a lengthy period free from debt repayments to put its finances on a stable footing.
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And it requested information on the success rate of appeals, any consideration of alternatives to seeking repayments and any review of the repayment program.
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Repayments through payroll deduction are reported to credit agencies, allowing borrowers to build a credit history that will undoubtedly help them later in life.
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Malvern Group is partly owned by Indian tour operator Cox & Kings Ltd, which is under severe financial stress and has defaulted on debt repayments.
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For the first time, Puerto Rico defaulted on general-obligation bonds, which are supposed to have rock-solid constitutional guarantees of repayments to creditors.
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That could mean the government through income taxation, social security taxes, property taxes, etc – or loan repayments, or monthly service fees, or anything else.
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Dealers also said they expect a gradual depreciation in the rupee and higher volatility this year on account of debt repayments by the government.
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This could potentially be a problem for Greece when trying to finance itself in the markets, as it could mean higher yields and repayments.
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The company, controlled by businessman Igor Zyuzin, has restructured the bulk of its debt since then but is yet to start major debt repayments.
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But it could hurt companies facing looming debt repayments, making it harder for them to dispose of assets or spin them off, bankers noted.
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A gradual depreciation in the rupee and higher volatility are expected this year on account of debt repayments by the government, according to dealers.
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The bond, which has a weighted average life of five years with three equal repayments in 2020, 2021 and 2022, will price later today.
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Debt Management Office (DMO) projects debt service repayments to amount to a total of $4.47 billion to be made in 2018, 2021 and 2023.
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Many students with debt use deferments or other plans to delay or extend repayments, but in most cases that increases the balance they owe.
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Banks should not simply withdraw loans from companies facing difficulties making repayments, he said, urging banks to simplify financing-related procedures for private firms.
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This common lending tool has the power over time to transform the stream of student loan repayments by credit worthy individuals into home ownership.
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If you were to live in a state that doesn't tax income, you could use those savings to make bigger repayments on your loans.
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Partly because of its debt load and big looming repayments, Sri Lanka turned to the International Monetary Fund this year for a bail-out.
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Gorkov replaced Vladimir Dmitriev as VEB's chairman in February after the bank amassed bad loans and was at risk of missing external debt repayments.
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A gradual depreciation in the rupee and higher volatility are expected this year on account of debt repayments by the government, dealers have said.
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The Serb Republic's government has also introduced measures, with its Investment Development Bank (IRB) granting a three-month delay in loan repayments for businesses.
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The company has asked its creditors to delay the start of its repayments by over 12 months, its financial results report showed on Thursday.
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Coupled with more debt repayments round the corner, without another bailout, default and a forced exit from the eurozone will again be looming large.
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That repayment approach provides a form of auto-stabilizer — since the repayments will be accelerated if the economy starts booming and delayed if not.
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But Paraguay is only paid for the cost of producing the power (including debt repayments on the construction), not the market price of electricity.
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"Aggressive tax planning with interest rate deductions (on debt repayments) will become more difficult, which increases the legitimacy of the tax system," she said.
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It is seeking to create a buffer of about 19 billion euros ($23 billion) to cover debt repayments after the program ends in August.
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If this was campaign-related, and Trump failed to report the loan and the repayments of the loan, that is a campaign finance violation.
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Mechel borrowed heavily before Russia's economic crisis and struggled to keep up repayments as demand for its products weakened alongside tumbling coal and steel prices.
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Foreign-currency mortgage holders in Russia have been protesting for over a year as a collapse in the rouble has made their mortgage repayments soar.
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Dan discusses America's $1.5 trillion of student debt, and a new model that eschews tuition in favor of repayments via a percentage of future salary.
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The issue will have three tranches with bullet principal repayments in the third, fourth and fifth years, with a fixed-rate coupon paid semi-annually.
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It's hard to believe that the GPs could invest $21 billion and not find at least $28 billion in returns to cover their debt repayments.
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The deferment came just as Tonga was set to commence principal repayments on the debt, which is expected to put severe strain on its finances.
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Clinton's priorities like equal pay for women, saying that it was an "economic strategy" that particularly would help young people struggling with college loan repayments.
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"This interest rate cut will certainly benefit companies in terms of loan repayments and restructurings," said Burak Ovunc said, chief executive of shoe retailer FLO.
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The bank's variable mortgage rate for owner-occupier properties will increase to 5.38 percent per annum for customers with principal and interest repayments, from Sept.
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Stronger than expected organic growth, as well as acquisition-related EBITDA, and debt repayments have also enabled the company to remain on its delevering path.
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Deutsche Bank estimates that a third of the companies that are taking on more debt to cover existing loan repayments are in industries with overcapacity.
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He said the new bill still includes provisions that could allow Puerto Rico to cut repayments to creditors without their consent, known as a cramdown.
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The plan would have left lenders of A$2.8 billion ($2.15 billion) in unsecured debt with repayments of only 55 Australian cents on the dollar.
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The benchmark-sized bond, which has a weighted average life of five years, with three equal repayments in 2020, 2021 and 2022, is today's business.
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Under the agreement the interest rate to investors goes up every 6 months until the IPO happens, forcing the company to pay ever larger repayments.
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The costs of defense and settlements burden the car maker at a time when it is already cutting headcount, closing stores and delaying loan repayments.
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The benchmark-sized bond, which has a weighted average life of five years with three equal repayments in 2020, 2021 and 2022, is today's business.
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According to the Federal Reserve, attendees of private for-profit schools face greater difficulties with loan repayments, possibly reflecting "the lower returns" on their degrees.
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HNA's Haikou meeting with creditors was reported earlier by Bloomberg News, which said the group faced first-quarter debt repayments of about 65 billion yuan.
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Outflows totalled 626 million euros and reflected changes in credit institutions' foreign currency required reserves, interest payments and principal repayments on foreign currency public debt.
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More than 1 in 10 owed more than $100,000, and 45 percent of those carrying debt were spending half their monthly income on debt repayments.
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As the 10-year is such a benchmark for global debt, it means that the debt repayments for a whole range of companies also rise.
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For more substantial repayments, you may be eligible for an installment agreement, in which you'll have more than 120 days to pay off your debt.
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Fitch views positively the bank's extensive track record of repayments on senior and subordinated Eurobonds, including USD23bn subordinated notes and USD23bn senior Eurobonds during 213.
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While investment-based crowdfunding offers consumers shares in businesses, loan-based crowdfunding or peer-to-peer lending offers consumers interest and capital repayments over time.
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The Air Force would be unable to grow its force, have to defer bonus repayments and put a stop to all modernization efforts, Richardson said.
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If you were to live in a state that doesn't tax income, you could use the extra cash to make bigger repayments on your loans.
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Hong Kong commercial banks raised their benchmark lending rates on Thursday for the first time in 12 years, increasing the cost of home mortgage repayments.
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Under the new arrangement, the loan, which has been reduced to 3.51 billion riyals through repayments, will have a maturity of 14 years, it said.
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Debt repayments will be limited to 50 percent of home buyers' annual income in those selected regions, down from the current 60 percent, it said.
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In a note to sellers on Wednesday, obtained by Business Insider, Amazon said it will pause repayments and interests on seller loans for a month.
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Earlier this year, VTB and Gazprombank agreed not to demand any early debt repayments, but this breathing space expires on April 1 and March 31.
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Debt repayments could also be delayed or deferred, said the two sources, adding the central bank and BDDK financial regulator are expected to take steps.
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Outflows were 469 million euros, and reflected changes in credit institutions' foreign currency required reserves, interest payments and principal repayments on foreign currency public debt.
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On the site, the duo notes that restaurants have tons of fixed costs, like rent, labor, loan repayments, insurance, supplies, repairs — the list goes on.
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Outflows were 1,046 million euros, and reflected changes in credit institutions' foreign currency required reserves, interest payments and principal repayments on foreign currency public debt.
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Nevertheless, the associate attorney admitted that she was a lot more "aggressive" with her debt repayments and made more transactions to speed up the process.
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In the coming years, Greece will have to maintain primary budget surpluses - excluding debt repayments - and further cuts in pensions may be made in 2019.
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Outflows totalled 1.074 billion euros, and reflected changes in credit institutions' foreign currency required reserves, interest payments and principal repayments on foreign currency public debt.
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"As the coronavirus outbreak disrupts Chinese production, some companies and individuals will have difficulty with debt repayments," S&P Global warned in a Thursday report.
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At end-2016, EMB's total available liquidity, net of potential debt repayments within one year, was sufficient to repay a high 39% of customer accounts.
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Under the deal, Lynas will not have to make any fixed repayments on the $203 million it still owes to Sojitz and JOGMEC until 2020.
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In the absence of a budget, officials have raised concerns over the payment of salaries and pensions in the public sector and foreign debt repayments.
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They also had to forfeit their passports until the repayments were complete, and faced a 10 percent surcharge on anything they owed after six months.
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Outflows totalled 3.1 billion euros, and reflected changes in credit institutions' foreign currency required reserves, interest payments and principal repayments on foreign currency public debt.
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To remain competitive, these cities are doling out lucrative perks to get people to move there, such as cash handouts, student loan repayments and housing incentives.
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That's because, if you miss those vital three to seven years of income-based repayments for public-service loan forgiveness, it may be difficult to recover.
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Nigeria's financial system, hobbled by lower oil prices and economic recession, has suffered shortages in dollars, making it difficult for companies to make the loan repayments.
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Pressure on debt servicing is high, with overall debt repayments for the next three years totaling EUR1.1bn, or 36.4% of outstanding direct debt at end-2015.
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Arvind Subramanian, the government's (outgoing) chief economic adviser, points to estimates that some 40 to 50GW-worth of coal-fired plants are behind on debt repayments.
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Because those without credit histories cannot show they are reliable in making repayments, lenders typically charge higher interest and fees to cover the risks of default.
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They currently stand at $8bn, which is not enough to cover the expected bill for imports and foreign-debt repayments until the end of the year.
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Editor's note: This piece was corrected to show Musk says he expects future profits in all quarters going forward with the exception of occasional debt repayments.
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Outflows totalled about 2.0 billion euros, and reflected changes in credit institutions' foreign currency required reserves, interest payments and principal repayments on foreign currency public debt.
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In addition, the creditors said they would buy approximately $750 million in new debt at a 7 percent annual coupon and no principal repayments until 2020.
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Crucially, payments are reported as loan repayments to the three main U.K. credit reference agencies, and when the year is up, the full amount is returned.
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ATHENS, May 30 (Reuters) - Greek Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos on Tuesday dismissed reports in Germany's Bild newspaper that the country could default on July debt repayments.
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Outflows totalled roughly 1.29 billion euros, and reflected changes in credit institutions' foreign currency required reserves, interest payments and principal repayments on foreign currency public debt.
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All staffer individual campaign refunds were logged the same way — the dollar amount for contribution refunds was identical to the "in-kind" repayments without the cents.
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Such loans often have built-in clauses to review repayments as prices fluctuate, says Deborah Brautigam of the China-Africa Research Initiative at Johns Hopkins University.
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Outflows totalled roughly 1.46 billion euros and reflected changes in credit institutions' foreign currency required reserves, interest payments and principal repayments on foreign currency public debt.
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Nigeria owes $3 billion this year in oil repayments to big oil companies which have helped the country fund its share of joint oil field development.
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And with the central bank cooling on the idea of a rate hike, the prospect of higher mortgage repayments sparking a rush of defaults is reduced.
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The IMF, Eurozone creditors and Greece need to have an agreement before July to ensure Athens receives new disbursements before new repayments to creditors are due.
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Against that background, corporate bond issuers in advanced and emerging countries are facing the highest repayments since 2000 in the coming three years, the OECD estimated.
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The government plans to continue clearing the stock of value added tax repayments by releasing next year 10 billion dirhams owed to public and private enterprises.
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He also told Reuters that the nation needs to repay $3.7 billion worth of external state debt next year but does not expect issues with repayments.
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Rome's sound debt sustainability is supported by suspended debt repayments in 2015 (to Unicredit and CDP) as allowed by law while the city renegotiates the terms.
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In 2008, 13% of Britons spent a hefty 30% or more of their pre-tax incomes on mortgage and unsecured debt repayments; now only 10% do.
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Provident has been trying to reorganize the door-to-door lending business that has traditionally relied on self-employed agents and collecting repayments through weekly visits.
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The idea to make aggressive repayments toward the debt and get the family's budget in order came to Scott after he attended a personal finance course.
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The costs of defense and settlements burden the car maker financially at a time when Tesla is already cutting headcount, closing stores and delaying loan repayments.
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It has sought help both from creditors, in the form of voluntary cuts to repayments, and Congress, in the form of legislation letting it cut debt.
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This might mean the size and scope of future repayments could be assessed by national parliaments, rather than automatically calculated based on factors like GDP growth.
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Heta Asset Resolution was formed to wind down the bank but regulators froze Heta's debt repayments after discovering a gaping capital hole at the bad bank.
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SoLocal Group's sales growth would continue to be constrained by debt repayments for most of 2016, Chief Executive Officer Jean-Pierre Remy said in a statement.
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Barclays still faces challenges including litigation costs in the United States, rising provisions for late credit card repayments and completing the sale of its African division.
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Higher coal prices has been supporting Mechel, which borrowed heavily before Russia's economic crisis took hold in 2014 and then struggled to keep up debt repayments.
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The preliminary deal may unlock more than 5 billion euros ($5.7 billion) to ease Greece's squeezed finances and cover debt repayments maturing in June and July.
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Provident has been trying to reorganise the door-to-door lending business that has traditionally relied on self-employed agents and collecting repayments through weekly visits.
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The tight controls have forced domestic lenders to delay hard currency loan and trade repayments to foreign banks and increased the risk of default, bankers say.
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CPEC has been credited with reviving Pakistan's sluggish economy although some investors have expressed concerns about the potential impact on Pakistan's currency once debt repayments begin.
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People who move to Colby, a city in Thomas County, can apply for both the income tax waivers and up to $15,000 in student loan repayments.
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Annual repayments to bondholders are currently about 15 million pounds and are due to double over the next decade, the people familiar with the matter said.
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Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments -Fitch restricts cash equivalent to 0003% of revenue as cash deemed necessary for operational needs, and not available for debt repayments.
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"The (2016) borrowing plan depends on the repayments that will take place in 2015, which are not fully predictable," Hoyer told a news conference in Brussels.
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Refinancing risk has reduced, reflecting past repayments of foreign debt, while strong political and business connections facilitate access to state funding sources for the large banks.
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In some cases, payments can be as low as $0; a few of these plans forgive the loan balance after 20 or 25 years of repayments.
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They come shortly after the government said it would delay repayments of some of its short-term debt and seek an extension of longer-term liabilities.
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Mr. Manafort did get Mr. Calk an interview, but soon had bigger problems than debt repayments (and presumably can no longer call in favors from jail).
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MOODY'S SEES PRESSURE ON ITALIAN BANKS' LIQUIDITY BUFFERS DUE TO FROZEN FUNDING MARKETS AND MORATORIUMS ON DEBT REPAYMENTS, EXPECTS ECB AND ITALIAN GOVERNMENT TO STEP IN
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LONDON, March 10 (Reuters) - Britain's biggest domestic bank Lloyds is offering relief on fees and loan repayments to some small firms hit by the coronavirus outbreak.
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It said it could spread repayments of deferred rents over six quarters, while releasing smaller retail tenants from their rental obligations for three months until June.
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Since then, Australia and New Zealand Banking and National Australia Bank have deferred home loan repayments for six months, while Westpac Banking has cut interest rates.
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Some of Puerto Rico's bondholders argue that they bought the bonds on the understanding that their repayments and interest were by law the government's first priority.
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What he wants from Argentina's debt holders is simple: more time for repayments, to give the economy space to recover after almost two years of recession.
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Government entities should insist upon detailed emergency situation and performance-based clauses, with penalties for breach including extra payments or repayments and, potentially, loss of ownership.
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Factor this into the total amount you&aposre borrowing — a few thousand dollars can easily accumulate, even if you&aposre making your minimum repayments on time.
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Already this year, approximately US$15.6bn in institutional loan repayments had been returned to investors by the end of January, according to one portfolio manager's estimates.
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The administration's planned elimination of subsidized loans, which delay interest repayments until students have left school, also would discourage undergraduate students from taking out imprudent loans.
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In 2012, the German authorities raided the Munich headquarters of HypoVereinsbank, and the company agreed to hand over more than $160 million in repayments and fines.
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In its eight-year economic policy plan unveiled this month, the government said higher debt repayments next year would reduce its ability to increase economic growth.
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Debt repayments will also be limited to 40 percent of home buyers' annual income in those selected regions, down from the current 50 percent, it said.
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The department has created an app for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid and plans to make loan servicing and repayments mobile-friendly as well.
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The regulator cited concerns about insufficient affordability checks and the offer of frequent refinancings to consumers who may not be able to keep up with repayments.
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SoFi has since scrapped that loan program, and every three months its debt collectors come after him for repayments he cannot afford to make, he told CNBC.
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Pressure on debt servicing is high, with overall debt repayments for the next three years totaling EUR1.1 billion, or 43% of outstanding direct debt at end-2016.
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The United States' main goals were to secure loan repayments, install an allied government and open the door for American-friendly industries, especially the export of sugar.
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The spotlight was back on the bloc after a late deal on Thursday that allows indebted Greece to avoid a default on bailout repayments due next month.
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But a looming budget crisis and debt repayments, coupled with political inertia, may prevent the 22014-year-old premier-designate from escaping the fate of his predecessors.
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This month the government and PDVSA, the state oil company, are due to make bond repayments of $2.8bn, which is more than a quarter of international reserves.
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The political space for a deal was opened on Monday by the readiness of Wolfgang Schäuble, Germany's finance minister, to explore ways to ease Greek debt repayments.
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Mortgage consultants say the monthly cost of repayments on a mid-range condominium apartment goes up by S$400 for every 1 percentage point rise in Sibor.
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The military has the authority to waive individual repayments on one by one basis but it does not have the authority to issue blanket waivers, he said.
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That's an understatement because at any given time a large proportion of student loans aren't yet due to start repayments or are otherwise excused for a spell.
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Fitch believes risk retention is akin to co-investments in managed funds and should be funded with repayments from legacy investments, retained earnings, and/or available cash.
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The risk for countries raising dollar-denominated debt is that rising U.S. rates and a stronger greenback will make debt repayments more expensive, leading to more defaults.
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HKMA chief executive Norman Chan warned residents to tread cautiously in the property market, where prices have scaled record highs, as mortgage repayments were likely to increase.
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"Catalogue credit also remains a concern for the FCA, particularly the complexity of charging structures and how people are offered choices to make repayments," the watchdog said.
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Sri Lanka faces repayments on expensive infrastructure foreign loans starting this year and already has a hefty debt burden, while its rupee currency has plumbed record lows.
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They did not provide details of the deal, which also led to a two-year moratorium on principal repayments and a six-month moratorium on interest payments.
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Minaj's Instagram post on Saturday shows that she's has paid more than $18,000 to at least eight students who needed help with loans repayments, tuition and books.
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Tsakalotos said he was pleased with short-term measures to ease debt repayments agreed by the Eurogroup on Monday, though these do not involve reductions in capital.
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New York's lower-income neighborhoods had disproportionately high delinquency and default rates, and successful repayments varied widely across its five boroughs and many neighborhoods, the report found.
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While your parents won't report you to the credit scoring companies for failing to make timely repayments on your loan, you risk burning bridges with loved ones.
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Cash on hand covers at least two years of bond repayments, while cash flows were more than twice annual interest payments in the 282 months to June.
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This view is based on BGEO's expected reliance on loan repayments and dividends from BoG as the main source of cash flows to service the holdco's debt.
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Payment protection insurance (PPI) policies were sold alongside a personal loan or mortgage to cover repayments if borrowers fell ill or lost jobs, but many were unsuitable.
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M&A, Returns to Shareholders A shareholder-friendly policy, which has driven EUR3.5bn share buybacks and capital repayments between 2012 and 2015, mirrors management's liquidity optimisation strategy.
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"By contrast, in most of the American plans, income-based repayments typically kick in at $17,820 — and take a minimum of 10 percent," according to The Atlantic.
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SAO PAULO, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Brazil's JBS SA plans to use proceeds from the sale of British subsidiary Moy Park Ltd to accelerate short-term debt repayments.
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The Japanese government maintains that the 1965 treaty had settled all colonial-era debts, while recent South Korean governments have said Japan's repayments cover only some debts.
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Pressure on debt servicing is high, with overall debt repayments for the next three years totaling EUR678 million, or 46% of outstanding direct debt at end-2016.
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Mr. Farley received five years of probation and was ordered to make gradual, systematic repayments to Tri-Boro for the remainder of what he owed the club.
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Mr. Garon, Ms. Dimitrie's lawyer, in negotiations with prosecutors, insisted that she had made several repayments and that the total league shortfall was much less than $300,000.
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The deal includes a three-year moratorium on principal repayments and covenant testing as well as a revised repayment schedule, the company said in an emailed statement.
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Considerable repayments of CBR funds were also reported by Otkritie (RUB21000 billion), Credit Bank of Moscow (RUB212000 billion), Express-Volga (RUB4807123 billion) and SMP bank (RUB212001 billion).
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Tonga is one of eight island nations in the South Pacific carrying significant debt to China, and had started building support to press China to cancel repayments.
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DHFL said in its statement that while banks are considering its resolution plan, it may not be able to make the repayments due in the near future.
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The island is trying to sway bondholders on steep cuts to repayments, but faces resistance from creditors who feel it has not been transparent about its finances.
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Out-of-cycle mortgage rate changes that have generated the biggest public and political outcry, as home-owners struggle to meet high repayments with modest wages growth.
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Individual measures include a boost to the Canada Child Benefit, money for those who are out of work and a six-month freeze on student loan repayments.
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It also imposed a moratorium on repayments on loans extended under the central bank's massive Funding for Growth Scheme, which had provided small businesses with cheap loans.
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The small Pacific nation received a reprieve from China last year on the timing of debt repayments after it signed up to China's Belt and Road initiative.
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Macri borrowed $57 billion from the IMF last year on the agreement he would implement austerity measures to trim the country's huge debt and make the repayments.
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This move followed a decision to suspend loan repayments for businesses, meaning they would only need to pay interest and not repay any principal for six months.
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Furthermore, in a press conference on Friday, the finance minister reiterated the country was in no position to service principal repayments on its debt, the comment read.
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Toys"R"Us refinanced some of its debt last year, giving it a few more years to turn its business around before facing billions in debt repayments.
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The heavily indebted country faces hefty bond repayments coming up in March and April, when $1.34 billion and $842 million of interest and principal respectively come due.
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In a statement, Mount Sinai Health System said its hospitals are committed to a vigorous compliance program, and that Continuum acted in good faith in handling repayments.
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The Retrophin-fueled repayments left all of the investors who testified at Shkreli's trial with more money than what they had originally invested in his hedge funds.
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Prosecutors have already settled with some banks for repayments they'll get from Manafort's property sales for loans he received under false pretenses and has not paid back.
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I think that $1,500 might make the difference for them between being able to attend college or not or between taking on manageable debt and missing repayments.
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Grappling with a crippling financial crisis, heavily indebted Lebanon must decide what to do about its debt repayments, including a $1.2 billion Eurobond due on March 9.
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The company claims it sunk all its money into advertising and marketing, as well as loan repayments and other expenses, with little leftover for production and deliveries.
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In addition to those debt repayments, Tesla needs more cash soon as it prepares to start making the Model Y. It's also building a plant in Shanghai.
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The repayments to the HNA employees will come in the form of semi-annual installments with an annualized interest rate of 10 percent, according to the plan.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said at the time that thanks to this set of measures, Greek debt repayments are not a problem in the medium term.
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Chances are that both impasses will continue to drag on, with some analysts expecting a solution by June as the next repayments to creditors are due in July.
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The agreement comes as debt-laden Sri Lanka faces a looming balance of payments crisis due to heavy foreign outflows from government securities and high external debt repayments.
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ANNOUNCES FIRST QUARTER 2018 EARNINGS RESULTS * WHITEHORSE FINANCE - Q1 GROSS PROCEEDS FROM SALES & REPAYMENTS $33 MILLION * QTRLY EARNINGS PER SHARE $0.68 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Dmitriev said that VEB needs $20 billion to meet its obligations till 2020 and the amount of support this year should meet the schedule of its debt repayments.
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Project Fi is integrated with Google Wallet for sending and receiving the payments, and owners can automatically cash out repayments to either a debit card or checking account.
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Pressure on debt servicing is high, with overall debt repayments for the next three years totaling EUR0003 billion, or 36.3% of estimated outstanding direct debt at end-2016.
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Repayments are due successively once planes are delivered, meaning the premature end of the production pipeline will leave some parts of the loan unpaid, the media group reported.
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Under the agreement that Greece achieved with its creditors, Athens delivers on its fiscal targets and is allowed to make later repayments and/or at more favourable rates.
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LCL has slashed jobs, while trying to focus on fee income activities and boost lending to small and mid-sized companies that are less exposed to early repayments.
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The government, however, is preparing to refinance big debts that fall due before 2022, with the start this year of repayments on expensive foreign infrastructure loans, Reuters reported.
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The program offers us an opportunity to do right by public servants and the communities they serve by forgiving their student debt after 10 years of qualifying repayments.
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The loans are in addition to an $850 million 'tuna bond' issued in 2013 and restructured last month because the southeast African nation was struggling to meet repayments.
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Reuters exclusively reported on Wednesday the Swiss-based, London-listed firm has offered Chad a grace period from principal repayments on a $1 billion cash-for-crude loan.
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The primary surplus — the leftover before debt repayments that is the focus of International Monetary Fund-European Union creditors — was more than eight times what they had targeted.
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Currently the OBR predicts that investors would give the government around £12 billion in exchange for student-loan repayments, worth around £1.5 billion each year by 2020–21.
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"The effects of these repayments are important because they will permit new savings in interest paid on the debt by C$1 billion a year," Couillard told reporters.
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Malopolska posted a high operating balance of about PLN211 million, accounting for 21500% of operating revenue and covering the region's annual debt service (interests and repayments) by 21000x.
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Debt traders said Areva's short-dated debt was helped by the loan news as it had reassured the market about the company's ability to cover repayments this year.
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But northern countries remain suspicious that the long-proposed plan could leave them on the hook for repayments of deposits in southern countries burdened by bad bank loans.
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Samoa is one of eight island nations in the South Pacific, carrying significant debt to China, but Malielegaoi said the terms were "soft" and repayments "never any problem".
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After a year of negotiations, four banks agreed to extend debt repayments to the company by around three years, Folha said without reporting how it obtained the information.
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Debt management firms typically offer to draw up plans to consolidate debt repayments, with the borrower paying a firm who then passes on the money to the creditors.
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Furthermore, we also believe that Wanda has the option to transfer onshore funds to pay off any banks which demand early repayments if its offshore liquidity is insufficient.
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"For far too many students and families, the cost of higher education has meant daunting debt and a lifetime of student loan repayments," Clyburn said in a statement.
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It made the final repayments on its 11.4bn emergency liquidity assistance last week in what the lender described as a "significant milestone" on its journey back to strength.
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LIQUIDITY Healthy Liquidity, Long-Maturity Debt: CR Land's available cash of HKD13 billion at end-2016 was sufficient to meet its short-term debt repayments of HKD12.0 billion.
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The loans are in addition to an $773 million 'tuna bond' issued in 2013 and restructured last month because the southeast African nation was struggling to meet repayments.
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The upgrade of the VR reflects DIB's improved asset quality metrics, supported by the recovery in the real estate sector, and repayments write-offs of and successful restructuring.
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These measures are set to be linked with Greece's future growth rates, meaning that the more the economy grows, the more debt repayments Athens will have to make.
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The announcement follows calls by the central bank, led by Gyorgy Matolcsy, Orban's former economy minister, for banks to suspend loan repayments voluntarily for companies and private borrowers.
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Matt Ferchen, of the Carnegie-Tsinghua Center for Global Policy, has argued there is no evidence that Venezuela's difficulties, including over its repayments, have served China's geostrategic interests.
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Britain's biggest domestic bank, Lloyds, also announced support for business customers on Tuesday, offering relief on fees and loan repayments to some small firms hit by the virus.
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The British bank RBS also said on Monday that it would defer mortgage and loan repayments for up to three months for customers affected by the coronavirus outbreak.
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It also imposed a moratorium on repayments on loans extended under the central bank's Funding for Growth Scheme and expanded the range of NBH collaterals with company loans.
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The National Bank of Hungary imposed a moratorium on repayments on loans extended under its massive Funding for Growth Scheme that had provided small businesses with cheap loans.
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Mr. Khan has to find the money and expertise to face these challenges when his government faces immense international debt repayments and collapsing revenues from taxes and exports.
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The Politburo called for expanding the budget deficit, issuing more local and national bonds, guiding interest rates lower, delaying loan repayments, reducing supply-chain bottlenecks and boosting consumption.
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Navient failed to apply borrower repayments accurately, the bureau said, and the company did not make clear what its customers needed to do to keep their payments low.
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Crucially for Greece, those terms included plans for some easing of repayments of its colossal debt, which is equivalent to about 177 percent of its gross domestic product.
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That was because Slovenia claims the issue of repayments should be part of succession talks between the states of the former Yugoslavia, which include both Slovenia and Croatia.
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With Berlin signaling opposition to extending further debt relief, and Athens facing major debt repayments, the IMF will feel pressured to go along with another round of lending.
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But some analysts say they remained concerned about how well the company will cope with its debt repayments - most of which have to be made in a year.
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Local governments are strictly prohibited from injecting public assets into local government financing vehicles (LGFVs), or using expected land revenue as debt repayments for LGFVs, the statement said.
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In January-March, banks' lending grew 4.7 percent from a year earlier, but loans to large businesses fell 2.6 percent, due partly to debt repayments, the BOT said.
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Coincheck, which last month promised to repay about 46.3 billion yen of the cryptocurrency it lost in the theft, declined to specify when it would make the repayments.
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One of the biggest scandals in British finance was "payment protection insurance", where consumers took out policies so they could cover debt repayments in case of illness or unemployment.
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Five business people who have contracts with the government say they and others have ended up blacklisted by credit reference bureaux after falling behind on loan repayments or defaulting.
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Within advanced economies, a below-average pace of repayments meant quarterly net issuance jumped 303 percent with the year-to-date net figure at its highest level since 2009.
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At the time, the Senate also asked Nigeria's central bank to sanction Stanbic IBTC "for improper documentations in respect of capital repatriation and loan repayments" on behalf of MTN.
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It was a similar story in other "peripheral" euro zone countries, such as Spain, Greece and Portugal, saving these governments hundreds of billions of euros in debt-servicing repayments.
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But "failure to secure further IMF funding or fiscal slippage before large debt repayments due in November would make default a very real possibility," it added in a note.
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Some individuals want to clear the decks of any mortgages before they stop working, because they've realized that debt repayments will eat into their income for years to come.
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And their combined debt pile, though huge (equivalent to the fourth-largest of any non-financial firm in the world), is well-organised, with repayments spread out over years.
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The agreement would give the firm's subsidiaries three years breathing space without debt repayments, paving the way for the company to restructure 9.4 billion euros ($10.9 billion) of debt.
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But the Senate report also asked Nigeria's central bank to sanction Stanbic IBTC Bank "for improper documentations in respect of capital repatriation and loan repayments" on behalf of MTN.
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The Bank of Canada raised interest rates for the first time in nearly seven years on Wednesday, raising concerns that highly-indebted consumers could struggle with making increased repayments.
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However, the report also urged the central bank to "sanction Stanbic IBTC for improper documentations in respect of capital repatriation and loan repayments amounting to $388,195,183 and $199,440,952 respectively".
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Javaid said debt repayments and profit repatriation from CPEC projects will begin in 2019, totaling about $1.5-$1.9 billion, and rising to $3-$3.5 billion by the following year.
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Fitch forecasts the cities' operating balance in 2017-2019 will account for 9%-10% of operating revenue and will be 1.5x higher than annual debt service (interests and repayments).
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Now it plans to reinvest $13 million from early loan repayments, and commit an additional $30 million, Peter Scher, the bank's head of corporate responsibility, said in an interview.
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Elliott, known in Latin America for forcing Argentina into bigger repayments on defaulted bonds, is Avianca Brasil's largest creditor by a wide margin, with claims totaling almost $490 million.
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Mechel, which has been in restructuring talks with its lenders for several years, has already asked banks to push back its debt repayments to 2000-130 from 2000-13000.
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The discrepancies highlight how IL&FS failed to disclose problems at the company and that these issues first surfaced only when it started to delay repayments in June 2018.
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Those who earn higher-than-expected salaries may have to pay back more than they received, though Purdue says it will cap repayments at 2.5 times the amount advanced.
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Though the agreement doesn't give Tsipras the nominal haircut that he might have liked, it totally removed any big concerns over debt repayments in the short to medium-term.
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Ismail added loans given by China to Pakistan had a 30-year length and a five-year grace period, meaning there were no repayments for the first five years.
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Pakistan's first debt repayments to China are set for next year, starting at about $300 million and gradually increasing to reach about $3.2 billion by 2026, according to officials.
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The package, worth £330 billion, or $422 billion, will include government-backed loans and tax breaks for companies and a three-month break in mortgage repayments for strapped homeowners.
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Its financing costs have risen as repayments come due, and ratings agency Standard & Poor's last week downgraded its credit assessment due to its "aggressive financial policy" and tightening liquidity.
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Norwegian's bondholders agreed last month to postpone repayments on $380 million of outstanding debt for up to two years, in the company's latest bid to sort out its finances.
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Media reported in August that LeEco was in the midst of paying back an overdue loan and was discussing repayments of a larger loan with China Construction Bank Corp.
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He called for repayments on the debt they have accumulated to be put on hold, to free up money to invest in projects such as irrigation and forest protection.
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Seventy-seven different counties, which cover most of the state, offer student loan repayments and/or state income tax waivers as an incentive to get people to move there.
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The contentious deal, nearly three years in the making, would cut repayments to PREPA bondholders by 15 percent, in exchange for new bonds secured by a charge on customer bills.
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"As the economy grows, our capacity to undertake the responsibilities of repayments also improves, what really matters is that all of that investment is going into productive sectors," Iqbal said.
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"The subdued South African economy will restrain their lending growth and make it harder for borrowers, especially households, to service their debt repayments," said a Moody's vice president Nondas Nicolaides.
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Trump did not say how the government would pay for forgiving borrowers' student loan debt after 15 years or for capping student loan repayments at 15% of a borrowers' income.
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Some banks are willing to offer mortgages to first-time borrowers who fall into that category — and, in some cases, whose debt repayments exceed 2600 percent of their gross income.
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The Sydney-based lender said it had expended its agribusiness team by 15 percent to offer options to customers such as financial relief from deferred debt repayments and fee wavers.
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Italy's eurosceptic government on Wednesday adopted a decree that would allow automatic repayments for shareholders and bondholders of half a dozen banks who lost money when the lenders were liquidated.
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TBC's ratings also consider an only moderate liquidity buffer net of potential wholesale and CBR/government repayments, allowing the bank to withstand an outflow of only 21000% of customer accounts.
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The debt-servicing hump - with annual repayments jumping by more than $23 billion by 22 compared with 234 - is a result of a borrowing spree after the 28 financial crisis.
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The central bank will take steps to absorb excess rouble liquidity, while FC liquidity will remain sound and sufficient to allow banks and corporate borrowers to meet external debt repayments.
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Together with our estimates of strong FCF of around EUR0.5bn for FY17, this is enough to cover Pernod's debt repayments due in FY17 of EUR2bn (EUR2.5bn if adjusted for factoring).
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Bondholders were already expected to take a "haircut," or reduced repayments, and bond strategists said it's likely they could get an even bigger hit if the U.S. provides new loans.
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So far out of 1,198 cases admitted under insolvency process, only 52 have seen approval of resolution plans, and even among those, repayments are still to be made to lenders.
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Positively, KKB's ratings factor in its recent track record of foreign debt repayments in a relatively stressful environment, and its sufficient liquidity relative to the Eurobond payments forthcoming in 2100.
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Steinhoff plans to raise around 2 billion euros ($2 billion) from the sale of non-core assets and the proceeds of debt repayments from African unit Steinhoff Africa Retail SRRJ.
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A positive sign-off on the review will unlock more than 5 billion euros ($5.7 billion) to ease Greece's squeezed finances and cover debt repayments maturing in June and July.
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An official close to the energy ministry said the cash-flow of many oil companies may be negative this year because of foreign debt repayments and lower income from refining.
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However, RPI remains widely used, both as the benchmark for inflation-linked government bonds as well as for setting annual increases in rail fares, student loan repayments and some taxes.
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Mr Macri's government said it would delay $7bn-worth of repayments on short-term bills held by institutional investors and seek a rescheduling of over $50bn of longer-term debt.
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They were subject to specific agreements signed in November 2019, which called for repayments to the financial institutions in June 30, 2021 and in Dec 31, 2022 at the latest.
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Lenders have also asked the banking regulator to ease bad loan classification rules and also to extend loan repayments by six months across categories spanning industry, agriculture and retail customers.
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The Nigerian naira is expected to gain next week following the end of loan repayments and dividend repatriation season and improvement in dollar liquidity as the central bank auctions debt.
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Over the last four days alone, three private Chinese companies have defaulted on debt, telling their bondholders that they cannot make repayments, according to data compiled by S&P Global.
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The UN also notes that many of the poorest beneficiaries are unable to service their mortgage repayments, and are forced to rent their units out and move to cheaper accommodation.
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"Turkish corporates remain highly indebted in foreign currency, which means that the local currency value of their debt repayments has spiked over the last few weeks," said the EIU's Demarais.
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According to Russia's VTB bank, Croatia and a group of Agrokor creditors plan to sign a "standstill agreement" this week to freeze debt repayments as part of debt restructuring talks.
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She previously has released proposals to increase access to tuition grants, push for income-based repayments, and - like Sanders - to allow graduates to refinance student loans at lower interest rates.
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Last year A-Property made a surprise offer to buy Gazprombank's stake in the mine, around the time when Mechel was asking its creditors to push back its debt repayments.
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The company had said it would seek to deal fairly with all its debt, whether onshore or offshore, and would seek to make any repayments on time, the sources said.
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The EUR10 billion NeuCP programme is sufficiently covered by a liquidity buffer corresponding to 15 days of either total expenditure or CP repayments, with a minimum amount of EUR2 billion.
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Two payslips seen by the Thomson Reuters Foundation showed that Cal-Comp workers had started receiving repayments last month ranging from the equivalent of $395 to $560 in Thai baht.
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The ESM would also limit Greek loan repayments to 0.4 percent of Greek GDP until 2050 and cap the interest rate charged on the loans at 1 percent until 2050.
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The memo suggested new targets would discourage irresponsible lending and remove incentives to refinance problem loans or accept smaller repayments from struggling customers, which keeps them in debt for longer.
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Such transfers were also consistent with Beijing's desire to promote the renminbi as an international currency, by encouraging companies to use it for trade transactions, shareholder loan repayments and dividend remittances.
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Such a comprehensive deal would then pave the way to unblock new loans to Greece, without which the country could have problems servicing its debts when large repayments come in July.
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It said loans with repayments delayed by 90 days or more fell to 2.36 billion euros, or 5.6 percent of all loans, in February, down from 5.7 percent a month before.
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Although Athens does not face large repayments until the third quarter, the completion of the review is important to keep up reform momentum and projections of a strong return to growth.
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A positive sign-off on the reform review will unlock more than 5 billion euros ($5.7 billion) to ease Greece's squeezed finances and meet debt repayments maturing in June and July.
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The affirmation of the ratings reflects the bank's reasonable financial metrics maintained to date and decreased refinancing risks following recent bulk wholesale repayments while access to deposit funding has also improved.
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The panicked selling came after S&P Global, a ratings agency, warned that Noble was at risk of defaulting on large debt repayments that are due within the next 12 months.
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The latest, which would cut bondholder repayments by 15 percent in exchange for new bonds backed by a charge on customer bills, was vetoed by Puerto Rico's oversight board on Tuesday.
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With national elections looming across Europe, time is shrinking for Athens and its lenders to cobble together a deal that will stave off a Greek default on loan repayments in July.
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The insurer, a unit of financial conglomerate Baoneng Group, said in a statement late on Wednesday that its adequacy ratios, reflecting its ability to make repayments, were higher than regulatory requirements.
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LAGOS, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Nigeria's Zenith Bank is aiming for loan growth of 7.5 percent this year after loans declined last year due to early repayments, the bank said on Thursday.
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The "prisoners" took out loans before tougher rules introduced since the financial crisis left them unable to meet stricter mortgage affordability tests, even if they have an unblemished record of repayments.
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"Private banking clients holding RCom dollar bonds are panic selling in small lots following weak results and reports about delays in domestic loan repayments," said one trader with a foreign bank.
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Sharmin Sultana of BRAC Myanmar, the Burmese arm of a big Bangladeshi NGO, hopes that the platform can speed up repayments for microloans and eventually be used to develop credit scores.
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But it has been out-of-cycle mortgage rate changes that have generated the biggest public and political outcry, as home-owners struggle to meet high repayments with modest wages growth.
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Mechel, which borrowed heavily before Russia's economic crisis took hold in 22017, has struggled to keep up debt repayments as demand for its products weakened alongside tumbling coal and steel prices.
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The party also promises more help for expectant mothers and those with young children, as well as three years of relief from debt repayments, subsidies for rice farmers and other goodies.
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Harman has invested 500 pounds ($690) in projects in Uganda and Kenya and could make 5 percent interest annually for two years if repayments on the kits stay up to date.
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Wanda has already paid the first instalment, but has not indicated that it will negotiate new syndicated loans with lenders to fund the loan repayments while it explores other funding options.
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Xiao said he wants to raise 20 million yuan by selling equity to pay back half of his bank loans and ease the pressure from 120,000 yuan in monthly interest repayments.
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Jason is back working now but for less pay, and the couple struggles to make repayments of 2,000 euros a month, which falls short of the 2,500 euros that is due.
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J. Crew is using its brand name to issue new debt to buy back existing bonds at a discount, helping it de-lever and avoid repayments for an additional two years.
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Tonga is one of eight island nations in the South Pacific carrying significant debt to China, and had started building support in the region to press the lender to cancel repayments.
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The KRG borrowed as much as $3 billion from Turkey and trading houses guaranteed by oil exports although the debt repayments are going slower than expected due to lower oil prices.
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NAIROBI, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Kenya will reduce its borrowing from capital markets in the next three years to make its repayments schedule more bearable, a senior Treasury official said on Monday.
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The repayments of term loans, such as Cequel and Jardin, as well as Dell's smaller-than-expected term loan, are also contributing factors that have left investors with cash to deploy.
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The report comes a day after the company's IL&FS Financial Services Ltd unit said it missed repayments on a host of bank loans and some term deposits due this month.
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Agrokor struck a deal last Sunday with six lenders, led by Russia's Sberbank and VTB, to freeze debt repayments and to secure an unspecified cash injection before restructuring the company's business.
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In positive news, Carillion this week agreed to new credit facilities and deferrals on some debt repayments and pension obligations, which together are expected to improve its undrawn credit in 20.7624.
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He told Reuters that ministry of finance calculations showed that for the next five years, Pakistan's total annual debt repayments and profit expatriation by Chinese companies would be below $1 billion.
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So when a tenant signs an agreement that they think binds them to rents, they have in fact agreed to take on loans and their "rent" payments become monthly loan repayments.
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Higher foreign debt repayments and the central bank's heavy intervention to prop up a falling rupee have depleted Sri Lanka's reserves by around a third to $6.3 billion as of Jan.
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Polyus said in the statement that its cash and cash equivalents amounted to $1.4 billion as of end of June, equal to its debt repayments up to the end of 2019.
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Small businesses that were already reeling under stress due to the economic slowdown have been among the worst affected and banks have begun to see delays in loan repayments from them.
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Since then, Macri has been forced to announce plans to delay debt repayments and imposed capital controls to protect the peso and stop a drain of the country's foreign exchange reserves.
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The measures include suspending direct and indirect loan repayments to the BNDES, transferring cash to workers' 'FGTS' severance funds, and making more resources available for micro, small and medium-sized companies.
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About one in 250 student borrowers is behind on repayments, the highest delinquency level of any type of borrowing in the Fed's survey, including home mortgages, auto loans and credit cards.
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Companies normally start with a small loan for a few months to ship one consignment of products, and then build up to larger, longer-term loans as successful repayments are made.
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The department maintains that the loans are designed to encourage repayments without placing undue hardship on refugees, as interest-free deferments and reduced monthly payments are easily granted to struggling debtors.
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In return for the debt relief, Greece will have to maintain primary budget surpluses - excluding debt repayments - in the coming years, and further cuts in pensions may be made in 2019.
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Partner earned 13 million shekels ($5.2 million) in the quarter, versus a loss of 50 million shekels a year ago when it recorded a one-time expense resulting from early loan repayments.
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And in keeping with what is now par for the course for challenger fintech services, you can use the app to get real-time updates on your account, modify repayments and more.
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These loans, if secured, will be used to finance some of Rusal's debt repayments due in 2016, Mukhamedshin told a conference call, organised for journalists after publication of Rusal's 2015 financial results.
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Wanda has already paid the first instalment and has not indicated that it will negotiate new syndicated loans with its lenders to fund existing loan repayments; while it explores other funding options.
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It's likely that this year's graduating seniors will allocate up to 13% of their pre-tax salary to loan repayments, which averages out to $21 a month for the next 2150 years.
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The unit, which accounts for a fifth of earnings, saw its revenue fall 10.1 percent in the second quarter, weighed by "exceptional volumes" of loan renegotiations and early repayments of home loans.
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Ratings agencies warned this week that the Singapore-listed group, which faces major debt repayments early next year, could have trouble servicing its debt, pushing its shares to their lowest since 21.
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And most homeowners could cope with higher rates: at no time since current records began, in 1974, have Britons devoted less of their income to mortgage-interest repayments than they do now.
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Based on this data, this highly indebted segment of the population — more than any other — needs to use these funds for debt repayments rather than lavish vacations or fancy new electronic devices.
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The airline has slammed on the brakes this year as it raised new capital and postponed debt repayments, but remains burdened by orders placed with Boeing and Airbus for dozens of jets.
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Allan said the company, which has put non-core assets up for sale and is seeking to reschedule debt repayments, cut its workforce by 7,000 over the past year to around 21,000.
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published findings on reasearch that looked at how to encourage people who repeatedly make low repayments on credit cards to pay more when they can afford it.
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Britain's and Australia's system—selective universities paid for largely by graduates who are earning enough to afford the loan repayments, and a low drop-out rate—is probably the best on offer.
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The company, however, is the biggest foreign-owned victim of dollar shortages plaguing Nigeria's financial system because of lower oil prices and economic recession, leaving it struggling to make the loan repayments.
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That group, holding about $5 billion debt, then released a proposed restructuring plan that would defer principal repayments and offer new debt, a plan they say would save Puerto Rico from default.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece far exceeded its international lenders' budget demands last year, official data showed on Friday, posting its first overall budget surplus in 21 years even when debt repayments are included.
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The top tier lender said it aimed to grow loans by 7.5 percent in 2019 after they declined last year due to early repayments, saying borrowers were replacing overdrafts with term loans.
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The Budget continues to fund health workforce activities that provide scholarships and loan repayments in exchange for service in areas of the United States where there is a shortage of health professionals.
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The central bank tightened restrictions on the flow of dollars to domestic lenders in March, forcing the banks to delay hard-currency loan and trade repayments and increasing their risk of default.
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More than 1,103 survivors are entitled to at least 1 million pounds in repayments, said advocates and lawyers involved in the case, and can now request their money through the state scheme.
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Greece wants a cash buffer of up to €19bn to cover debt repayments after it exits its current bailout program and plans three new bonds by August, Reuters reported on January 18.
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The Rating Outlook is based on Fitch's expectations that HRS will continue repaying its debt and will reduce leverage over the next three years due to both voluntary and scheduled debt repayments.
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"The final payment is expected to take total Landsbanki repayments to 4.5 billion pounds and should cover 100 percent of the UK government's claim," a spokesman for Prime Minister David Cameron said.
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The dollar restrictions caused inflation to spike in February, rising to almost a three-and-half-year high while forcing lenders to delay hard currency loan and trade repayments to foreign bank.
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"Even if they are up-to-date with their repayments, borrowers may find they don't qualify with other lenders so they're stuck with their bank at whatever rate it offers," he said.
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Now, saddled with fees and debt repayments totaling about $25 for every barrel of crude exported via Sudan — and facing low oil prices globally — South Sudan is desperately short on hard currency.
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DXB Entertainments, of which Qatar Holding is also a shareholder, said the debt restructuring includes a three-year moratorium on principal repayments and covenant testing as well as a revised repayment schedule.
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The Greek government is confident that rules surrounding its debt repayments will be relaxed this month, despite reports that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is unlikely to unlock more money for Athens.
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But senior central bank Deputy Governor Nandalal Weerasinghe on Thursday said debt repayments by the government will not have an impact on the currency as they are managed with borrowed money externally.
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Deposits have been stable recently, limiting immediate liquidity pressure and banks' liquidity is also supported by limited third-party wholesale repayments and availability of undrawn committed liquidity lines from the parent institutions.
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Senior central bank Deputy Governor Nandalal Weerasinghe had said last week debt repayments by the government will not have an impact on the currency as they are managed with borrowed money externally.
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To prepare for the moment when Greece will no longer count on funds from European creditors, and will therefore have to tap financial markets, the euro area has softened future debt repayments.
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In October, the International Monetary Fund said Kenya's risk of defaulting on debt repayments had increased to moderate from low, citing the government's public investment drive and revenue shortfalls in recent years.
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Essonne is currently reimbursing accumulated unpaid bills (EUR44 million repayments made in 2016 out of an estimated EUR100.8 million at end-2015) and most of the bills should be repaid by 2019.
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Accordingly, we expect Essonne's self-financing capacity (before debt repayments) to decline on average to 70% in 2017-2019, from a high 111.9% estimated in 2016, leading to an increase in debt.
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Paradoxically, the overwhelming debt many graduates face leaves them unable to wait for lucrative employment, and instead taking lower-paid jobs in order to stop their repayments and interest from ballooning further.
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Recent central bank figures show that bad loans, where repayments are more than 90 days late, still amount to about 3.4 billion euros, or 9.7 percent of all loans by Slovenian banks.
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Greek statistics office data showed that the country far exceeded its international lenders' budget demands last year, posting its first overall budget surplus in 21 years even when debt repayments are included.
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Amazon is temporarily suspending requirements on loan repayments from its sellers, a move that could help merchants who borrowed money from Amazon as they deal with unpredictable sales amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Australian banks also joined the rescue effort, saying they would defer loan repayments for six months for small businesses impacted by the coronavirus in a A$100 billion ($15.93 billion) relief package.
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While highly-indebted oil producers may end up hurting from low prices which should incentivize a cut in production, their hands are tied and they must keep producing to make debt repayments.
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The I.M.F. is pushing European lenders to make it easier for Greece to manage its repayments as a condition for its involvement in the €86 billion bailout — the country's third since 2010.
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But senior central bank deputy governor Nadalal Weerasinghe on Thursday said debt repayments by the government will not have an impact on the currency as they are managed with borrowed money externally.
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While higher college enrollment rates and rising tuition costs used to the main reason for growing student loan balances, the report states that slow loan repayments have recently become the primary driver.
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"You have some of those loans clicking in; the repayments are going to be a problem," said Paul Barker, executive director of Port Moresby-based think tank the Institute of National Affairs.
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Under Cordray, the C.F.P.B. forced financial institutions to return twelve billion dollars to customers who had been targeted by scams such as unauthorized overdraft charges and illegal fees for student-loan repayments.
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The company, controlled by businessman Igor Zyuzin, borrowed heavily before Russia's economic crisis and has struggled to keep up repayments as demand for its products weakened alongside tumbling coal and steel prices.
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The IMF mission ends on Wednesday, with a statement that Argentina hopes will not only announce a postponement of loan repayments to the fund but support for its upcoming restructuring of bonds.
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As heavily indebted Lebanon battles a crippling financial crisis, the government is under growing pressure to decide what to do about its repayments, including a $1.2 billion Eurobond due on March 9.
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Outflows totalled 2.98 billion euros, and reflected changes in credit institutions' foreign currency required reserves, interest payments and principal repayments on foreign currency public debt, including a 1.57 billion euros bond redemption.
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The central bank said it will diversify market-based default disposal methods and strengthen punishment for malicious acts for missed repayments on corporate bonds, according to a statement published on its website.
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The central bank said it will diversify market-based default disposal methods and strengthen punishment for malicious acts for missed repayments on corporate bonds, according to a statement published on its website.
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The official also said that a French proposal to link repayments to economic growth was "on the table" but depended on how long existing loans are extended in the debt relief package.
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Anticipating that these farmers will lose revenue while costs remain high, the group called on the government to extend the deadline for debt repayments to help producers weather the storm, Lucchi said.
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Dealers expect lower dollar inflows from tea exports to weigh on the currency, apart from debt repayments by the government, and see the rupee falling between 13 percent and 5 percent this year.
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The government of former prime minister David Cameron launched the Help to Buy mortgage guarantee scheme in late 2013 to help home-buyers who could afford mortgage repayments but lacked a large deposit.
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In March a regional court in Frankfurt delayed until June 9 a ruling in a case brought against a moratorium on Heta bond repayments, staving off the threat of immediate insolvency for Heta.
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Borrowers to Europe's liquid leveraged loan market have been able to achieve quite aggressive terms from investors desperate to put money to work and avoid repayments, amid a lack of event-driven financings.
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While banks have an option to repay these funds at certain intervals, repayments have been small and banks are instead lobbying for the ECB to roll over the loans before they near maturity.
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With all projects still being implemented, the solar partners are yet to begin making repayments, though they are due to start trickling in within the the next few months, according to the company.
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I get an email from the National Loan Service Center which handles loans in Canada informing me that unless I re-enroll in school next year, my loan repayments begin on Dec 31.
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The potential deal comes as Oger, Turk Telekom's biggest shareholder, faces increasing pressure from creditor banks after missing debt repayments of $5323 million in both September and March on a $4.75 billion loan.
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Canada introduced new regulations in January, requiring borrowers taking out uninsured mortgages to be stress-tested to determine their ability to make repayments at a rate 200 basis points above their contracted mortgage.
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With creditors already expecting drastic cuts to repayments, Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico in September, killing dozens, decimating local infrastructure, and sending bond prices plummeting as low as 20 cents on the dollar.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian gas giant Gazprom said on Tuesday it expected debt repayments to peak in 2018 and investments to peak between 2018 and 2020 as it boosted spending on major pipeline projects.
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The terminal obtained court approval last week for a $3.2 billion debt refinancing plan, offering respite to its owners including Glencore and New Hope who would have had to start repayments this month.
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Cash Paymaster Services, a private company controversially given a government contract to manage welfare payments, has been accused of pushing loans and other financial products to welfare recipients and then deducting onerous repayments.
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The bank's end-2530M21153 liquidity buffer (cash and cash equivalents, short-term interbank placements and securities eligible for repo with CBR), net of near-term wholesale repayments, was adequate at 27% of deposits.
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The subsidiary is struggling to keep the mine operational after former workers seized a shipment of gold last year, and is facing possible insolvency after the expiry of a freeze on loan repayments.
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The move is a step towards the country building a cash buffer of up to 19 billion euros to cover debt repayments after it exits its current international bailout which ends in August.
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To achieve this, the ESM draft plan is to extend the maturity of some of Greece's loans, linking fixed debt repayments to the country's gross domestic product and capping or deferring interest payments.
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The mining company, controlled by businessman Igor Zyuzin, borrowed heavily before Russia's economic crisis and has struggled to keep up repayments as demand for its products weakened alongside tumbling coal and steel prices.
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Shares in China Huishan, once a hot property with investors, have been suspended since they plunged 85 percent in March, after which the company said it had fallen behind with some loan repayments.
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Premier has agreed to pay an additional 1.5 percent interest on debt repayments and to issue equity warrants to lenders equivalent to around 15 percent in the company's issued shares, the company said.
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Longer-term debt dynamics are favourable, and the government intends to finance spending and debt repayments with internal resources in 2016-17, pending more clarity on developmental priorities in the new National Vision.
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Loose monetary policy is likely to continue to support bank performance in 13, as low interest rates should ensure that the mortgage and property markets remain strong and will help borrowers meet repayments.
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But by directing the proceeds of the loan repayments to the university rather than government its incentives would be aligned with the career interests of its students and regulation would be wholly unnecessary.
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Agarwal and Jain hinted that could range from shorter time "on-demand" rentals, such as within 15 minutes, to longer-term alternatives to car ownership that remain financial commitments of loans and repayments.
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Upon succeeding him in 225, Lee Jae-myung, the current liberal mayor, declared a moratorium—a first for the country—on repayments of the 520 billion won in debt that he had inherited.
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Together with our estimates of strong FCF of around EUR0.7 billion for FY18, this is enough to cover Pernod's debt repayments due in FY18 of EUR1.1 billion (EUR1.6 billion if adjusted for factoring).
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Arrayed against the French plan is the desire on the part of authorities in countries like Germany, the Netherlands, Finland and Austria to maintain a degree of political control over Greece's required repayments.
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Payday loans are well-known for their high interest rates and fees, but for many borrowers, they have a second, less obvious cost: the bank fees incurred when automatic loan repayments fall short.
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Expounding on his comments in a series of interviews, he said Trump had repaid Cohen over a series of months, and that the repayments were to ensure there was no campaign finance violation.
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Provident tried and failed to reorganise a business that had traditionally relied on self-employed agents offering high-interest loans of up to 1,000 pounds ($13,302) and collecting repayments through weekly household visits.
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Calling the debt burden a "crisis," he vowed to cap loan repayments at 12.5 percent of a borrower's income, and to completely forgive the balance if a borrower made payments for 15 years.
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Britain's banks are drawing up plans to help firms put in trouble by Brexit, including waiving certain penalties and fees if repayments are late and putting on extra staff to help affected customers.
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The Eurogroup did agree to a series of short-term adjustments to the structure of Greek debt that will smoothe out humps in repayments and should reduce its costs in the long run.
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In exchange for 22019 years of working in our military, public schools, civil service or nonprofit service organizations, qualified borrowers have the balance of their debt forgiven after 10 years of qualifying repayments.
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Both the $20,000 flat-rate tuition plan and the $61063,000 cap on ISA repayments over the two-year period are well over the average bootcamp tuition of $13,584, also according to Course Report.
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Discussions are heating up over future debt repayments for Greece, with the country hoping to break free from years of financial assistance since the euro zone sovereign debt crisis that ravaged its economy.
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South Korean state banks have said they are preparing a fresh $2000 billion bailout for Daewoo Shipbuilding, which has racked up huge losses from offshore projects and risks missing debt repayments this year.
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The bank also moved to backstop companies' international trade in the face of global economic uncertainty, saying up to $7.6 billion of rediscount credit repayments could be postponed by up to 90 days.
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BUDAPEST, March 18 (Reuters) - Hungary's central bank has urged domestic banks to introduce a moratorium on household loan repayments considering the "extraordinary situation" due to the coronavirus crisis, the bank said on Wednesday.
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Investors' fear of what the opposition would do led to panic and capital flight, and led the government to do some of those things itself, including delaying debt repayments and imposing currency controls.
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Although jarring, the move to draw down its credit lines gives the company a pool of funds that it can use to pay expenses and make debt repayments due in the coming months.
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Government officials have been discussing for months how to rescue VEB, which finds itself saddled with toxic assets totalling over $12.6 billion and is at risk of failing to meet its debt repayments.
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Etisalat Nigeria is the biggest foreign-owned victim of dollar shortages plaguing the country due to lower oil prices and economic recession, leaving the company struggling to make repayments to lenders and suppliers.
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Etisalat Nigeria had been in talks with its lenders to restructure a $1.2 billion debt after it missed repayments but the discussions failed to produce a deal, forcing the banks to step in.
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Last week Rome approved an initial, smaller decree containing measures that provide liquidity to companies and workers in the areas worst affected by the outbreak, freezing utility charges, insurance premiums and mortgage repayments.
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To make money from the card, JPMorgan has to have the right mix of customer spending, annual renewals and borrowing with repayments, said John Grund, a partner at card industry consulting firm First Annapolis.
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However, senior central bank deputy governor, Nandalal Weerasinghe, said earlier this month that debt repayments by the government will not have an impact on the currency as they are managed with borrowed money externally.
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GO and COFINA holders are typically seen as having opposing interests, the former believing they have a constitutional first priority on all repayments, the latter contending their dedicated revenue stream exempts them from impairment.
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In recent years, the Kushner Companies have been struggling with debt repayments on the building and took on a partnership with Vornado Realty Trust to help pay off the $1.4 billion in total debt.
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Senior central bank Deputy Governor Nandalal Weerasinghe had said early this month that debt repayments by the government will not have an impact on the currency as they are managed with borrowed money externally.
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Buchheit, a former Cleary Gottlieb attorney who has represented several governments in debt talks with bond investors, published an academic article last year suggesting ways for a future Venezuela government to minimize debt repayments.
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In an accompanying statement, the central bank said the current account improvement reflected a smaller deficit for services and investment income, including lower debt repayments because of a decline in the national debt burden.
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Although we are on similar salaries to those of our parents when they were our age, we are paying in effect an extra tax of 9% on our earnings because of student-loan repayments.
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A crunch point will come in the second quarter of 2020, when Argentina is scheduled to make $20 billion in debt repayments, up sharply from $5.6 billion in the first quarter of next year.
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Another is that buy-to-let mortgages are more likely to be interest-only (ie, where the principal is not repaid), which means that monthly repayments can go up sharply if interest rates rise.
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Canada introduced stricter mortgage rules in January, requiring borrowers taking out uninsured mortgages to be stress-tested to determine their ability to make repayments at a rate 200 basis points above their contracted mortgage.
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Canada introduced stricter mortgage rules in January, requiring borrowers taking out uninsured mortgages to be stress-tested to determine their ability to make repayments at a rate 13 basis points above their contracted mortgage.
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In the case of a proposal to cut repayments to creditors, it would compel a judge to assess the fairness of the proposal against Puerto Rico's constitution, a protection absent from the April draft.
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And the outage has also affected the tens of thousands of people currently enrolled in the federal government's income-based repayment plan, which sets student loan repayments at a fixed percentage of monthly income.
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Senior central bank Deputy Governor Nandalal Weerasinghe had said earlier this month that debt repayments by the government will not have an impact on the currency as they are managed with borrowed money externally.
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Creditors began lobbying for the board after Rossello's predecessor, the left-of-center Alejandro Garcia Padilla, called Puerto Rico's debt "unpayable" in 2015, and later pushed a plan to slash repayments by about half.
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MOSCOW, Aug 132 (Reuters) - Russian coal and steel producer Mechel expects to reach an agreement with its main creditors in the near future about pushing back its debt repayments, the company said on Thursday.
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About half of those who borrow online incur bank fees averaging $185, on top of the cost of the payday loan, when automated repayments from their bank accounts leave them overdrawn or fail entirely.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's Wiggins Island Coal Export Terminal obtained court approval on Tuesday for a $210.9 billion debt refinancing plan, offering respite to its owners who would have had to start repayments this month.
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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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We expect Essonne's operating expenditure to grow by less than 1% annually in the coming years (excluding the impact of unpaid bills' repayments) as social spending growth slows and due to tight spending control.
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At a regular news briefing in Washington, IMF spokesman Gerry Rice declined to confirm reports that the IMF is pushing for a halt in Greek debt repayments until 2040 as part of the negotiations.
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Hunter's repayments had to do with mistakes under specific circumstances, and in other cases there were bona fide campaign activities connected to expenditures that [the office] was not aware of and didn't account for.
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Thanks to this set of measures, Greek debt repayments are no longer a problem in the medium-term, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which was the biggest advocate for Greek debt relief.
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The bank's non-performing loans, based on credit where repayments due have not been made for more than 90 days, dipped to 34.6 percent of loans from 34.8 percent at the end of March.
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The largest repayments to the CBR were made by VTB (RUB2110 billion) and Gazprombank (RUB21000 billion), which were also the largest borrowers from regional and federal budgets, taking RUB211 billion and RUB21500 billion, respectively.
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Orban's right-wing government has already unveiled some measures to help the economy, including tax breaks for small businesses and freezing loan repayments until the end of the year for all companies and borrowers.
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BUCHAREST, March 25 (Reuters) - Romania's government will postpone monthly loan repayments for a period of up to 9 months to help domestic borrowers hit by the coronavirus crisis, President Klaus Iohannis said on Wednesday.
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Although the repayments reduce the central bank's balance sheet, much of these funds are expected to be rolled over into the new facility, which will essentially lock in the funding for another three years.
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BUCHAREST, March 25 (Reuters) - Romania's government will postpone monthly loan repayments for a period of up to 9 months to help domestic borrowers hit by the coronavirus crisis, President Klaus Iohannis said on Wednesday.
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Disconnection of credit meters will be completely suspended, while energy customers in financial distress can also ask their suppliers for debt repayments and bill payments to be reassessed, reduced or paused, the government said.
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"Over the next few years, the combination of slow repayments and elevated, if no longer growing, levels of new borrowing will likely fuel further increases in outstanding debt," the authors of the report write.
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It now finds itself saddled with toxic assets totaling over $12.6 billion, according to analysts, and is at risk of failing to meet its foreign debt repayments, including about $900 million due this year.
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Government officials have been discussing for months how to rescue VEB, which now finds itself saddled with toxic assets totalling over $12.6 billion and is at risk of failing to meet its debt repayments.
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Thanks to tighter debt servicing requirements in recent years, most home owners are expected to be able to continue meeting repayments even in the case of a big correction, avoiding systematic pressure, analysts say.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Telecoms and cable group Altice Europe is betting on a rebound of its French business to speed up debt repayments after a year of heavy promotions took a toll on its profits.
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Campos doesn't have much debt when compared to how much he earns, so Boneparth recommends he pay off his credit card debt and 401(k) loan now, with Amazon profits, rather than prolonging repayments.
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Share listings allow companies to raise cash for business expansion or other purposes but a fall in their share price can trigger early debt repayments or a need to increase collateral held against loans.
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In June, Athens obtained some relief on its debt repayments, which included a 10-year extension in maturities related to its second bailout program, as well as a 10-year deferral on interest payments.
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This disparity risks lenders going from "responsible to reckless" as consumers become increasingly unable to meet loan repayments, Alex Brazier said during a speech to the University of Liverpool's Institute for Risk and Uncertainty.
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Mahmoud flipped through the spiral notebook in which he calculates monthly expenses: Internet, $52; garbage collection, $40; rent, $1,125; repayments on the United States government loan for the plane tickets from Amman to America, $172.
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This was a net result of repayments of RUB80 billion to regional and federal budgets and RUB18 billion to other government funds and borrowing of RUB28 billion from the CBR and RUB151 billion from Minfin.
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Etisalat Nigeria had been in talks with Nigerian banks to restructure a $1.2 billion loan after missing repayments but those discussions failed to produce an agreement on restructuring the debt, Etisalat said in a statement.
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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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Despite higher oil prices, Russia's rouble eased 2107.64 percent on the day as data showed the service sector growing at the lowest pace in three months and companies faced debt repayments in the fourth quarter.
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As a result, most national economies now have debt to GDP ratio exceeding 90 percent, which means that they need to go further into debt just to keep their economies functioning while maintaining debt repayments.
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First of all we interrogate those questions around repayments themselves—so we have a section around, like, experts have said that student debt is not a bigger burden now than it was a generation ago.
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"We were looking up the costings for opening a restaurant in London and it was just too expensive—the pressure of making the repayments would have taken all the fun out of it," says Sheehan.
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It now finds itself saddled with toxic assets totalling more than $12.6 billion, according to analysts, and is at risk of failing to meet its foreign debt repayments, including about $900 million due this year.
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Nonvoting shares of Oi slumped 10 percent on Monday as the approaching deadlines for debt repayments added to fears that the company could default or seek bankruptcy protection in the middle of the debt restructuring.
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Also large outflows of corporate accounts were reported by Russian Agricultural Bank (Rusag, RUB96 billion, 8%, partially offsetting RUB140 billion inflow in June) and AO UniCredit Bank (RUB107 billion, 16%, but repayments were as expected).
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Between UKAR's creation in 2010 and March 31 this year, its balance sheet shrank by 104.4 billion pounds, including 43.5 billion pounds of customer loan repayments and 37.4 billion pounds of asset sales, UKAR said.
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The bank, which is Australia's largest rural lender, would no longer levy default interest if drought put borrowers behind on repayments and added that farmers could also access money at discounted interest rates, he said.
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The company has an outstanding $250 million bond due in 2019, and it should start repayments of a convertible loan of around $150 million this year to an entity controlled by private equity group Abraaj.
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Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) chief executive Norman Chan, speaking after the U.S. Federal Reserve raised interest rates, also warned residents to tread cautiously in the property market as mortgage repayments were likely to increase.
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We also view positively the city's debt policy of contracting long-term, low-cost funding from international financial institutions, of smoothing debt repayments and of maintaining sufficient coverage of annual debt obligations by current balance.
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Most recently ratings of debt issued by firms to finance mergers have come under scrutiny, with analysts and investors saying some of their assumptions around debt repayments and revenue growth may have been too optimistic.
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The pre-election policy loan programmes have since been terminated, and the Bank of Mongolia has committed to restrict new lending in the HMP only to what can be funded through repayments of existing loans.
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The Financial Times initially reported Monday morning that Fidelity had been pressing the White House and presidential campaigns to support a proposal to allow employers to contribute pre-tax earnings toward employees' student loan repayments.
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Another crunch point could come in the second quarter of next year, when official data shows Argentina is scheduled to make $20 billion in debt repayments, up sharply from $5.6 billion in the first quarter.
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IPIC claimed the fund defaulted on $1.1 billion in repayments in 2016 and Malaysia's then-government agreed to pay the UAE investment fund, a settlement which has since been challenged by the country's new government.
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The spike in new loans in January also could be due to Chinese companies making early repayments of their foreign-denominated loans and bonds to reduce their currency exposure after the yuan weakened, analysts say.
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Scheifele led the debt-financed 25 billion pound ($24 billion) purchase of UK rival Hanson in 26, which threatened to push HeidelbergCement under during the financial crisis as repayments became difficult when the business slumped.
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SARAJEVO, March 19 (Reuters) - Banks in Bosnia's autonomous Bosniak-Croat Federation have agreed to grant a delay of at least three months on loan repayments for businesses and individuals hit by the coronavirus health crisis.
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Financial conglomerate Grupo Aval, whose subsidiaries include several major banks, has offered clients a two months grace period, with scope for a further two-month extension, during which they will not need to loan repayments.
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The company has the resources to continue servicing this debt, but is unable to complete repayments or to continue investing in the development of the Elga mine, whose ore reserves stand at 2.2 billion tonnes.
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LJUBLJANA, March 18 (Reuters) - Slovenian moved to lessen the impact of the coronavirus crisis on businesses and farmers on Wednesday with a law that will delay bank loan repayments to those affected by 12 months.
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Banks, supported by governments, should provide discounted loans and increase their tolerance of late repayments by businesses that risk bankruptcy because of the absence of supplies or customers, or because of late payments by creditors.
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Business technology provider Endurance International Group increased annual amortizing repayments to 2% from 1% on a US$735m term loan backing its acquisition of online marketing firm Constant Contact this week, which will accelerate repayment.
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Greece's finance and labor ministers were due to fly to Brussels on Tuesday for consultations with lenders, hoping to wrap up a long-delayed bailout review that will unlock more aid before repayments loom this summer.
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That is basically because people aren't able to save up for an average 10% deposit to buy a home, even if they could manage to scrape enough together to ensure they could pay their mortgage repayments.
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Esch said collecting the loan repayments as sales come through, instead of setting payment dates on the 20093th of the month or another arbitrary day, alleviates a burden for merchants and makes the loans less risky.
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It also said it did not expect any creditors to demand early repayments following technical defaults which occurred on 12.8 billion roubles of debt after the asset freeze triggered the breach of certain credit agreement conditions.
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As UC Irvine law professor Richard Hasen told my colleague Sean Illing: If this was campaign-related, and Trump failed to report the loan and the repayments of the loan, that is a campaign finance violation.
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The deal also gives the company the option of changing the terms of the bond repayments to shrink its cash interest bill to 5 million pounds a year, according to a source close to the restructuring.
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The B-20 rules, which take effect in January, mean borrowers taking out uninsured mortgages must be stress-tested to determine their ability to make repayments at a rate 200 basis points above their contracted mortgage.
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It also said most of the capital outflow reflected private external debt repayments - a contrast with the previous year when the outflows also reflected sizeable direct investments abroad and purchases of foreign currency by the population.
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It can take the form of an absolute level or a ratio, such as the debt service coverage ratio or receivables turnover ratio that will give trackable measures of the company's ability to meet its repayments.
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The mining company, controlled by businessman Igor Zyuzin, borrowed heavily before Russia's economic crisis and has struggled to keep up repayments on its debts as demand for its products weakened alongside tumbling coal and steel prices.
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Sri Lanka agreed a $1.5 billion bailout with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) last month to help address the balance of payments crisis caused by big foreign outflows from government securities and high external debt repayments.
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I want to increase my retirement contribution in years to come, but want to focus on loan repayments at the moment.)Spotify: $11.99Netflix: $1003 (I pay for the whole family.)Savings: $200 Day One 9 a.m.
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The Greek side argues that it does not need a haircut but could manage its debt if its repayments were smoothed out, maturities were extended and more expensive IMF debt was swapped for cheaper European funding.
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In a draft document seen by Reuters, the IMF says Greece can reach a primary surplus - the budget balance excluding debt repayments - of 2.2 percent in 2018 and aim at 3.5 percent annually in 2019-2021.
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Agrokor, whose annual income equals 15 percent of Croatia's gross domestic product, struck a deal on Sunday with six lenders led by Russia's Sberbank and VTB to freeze debt repayments and get an unspecified cash injection.
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For instance, it remains to be seen whether those who would've previously been rejected for credit — including those who may have unconventional cash flows, for example — can withstand economic pressures like recessions and maintain their repayments.
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"We will stop supplying Agrokor from Saturday with all the goods besides fresh bread," a group representing suppliers to Agrokor said in a statement, adding supplies would not resume until a deal on repayments was reached.
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The bank, Australia's largest rural lender, would no longer levy default interest if drought put borrowers behind on repayments and added that farmers who make deposits could also access money at discounted interest rates, he said.
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According to the IMF, which perhaps has been the biggest advocate for Greek debt relief in this process, thanks to these set of measures, Greek debt repayments are no longer a problem in the medium-term.
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PREPA said in December that it had reached a deal with 70 percent of all creditors, under which the bondholders agreed to accept 15 percent cuts to repayments in exchange for new bonds with higher ratings.
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All the same, as economic growth slumped to a decade low last quarter, an unusually long period of slow wages growth has also throttled household incomes and put pressure on borrowers trying to meet mortgage repayments.
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"There are no further repayments of the Group's senior credit facility due in 2020, with the facility maturing in October 2021," EnQuest said, adding that its net debt was $1.367 billion at the end of February.
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Finance Minister Christos Staikouras called for more flexibility from Greek banks, which have said they would offer individual borrowers hit by the coronavirus crisis a three-month freeze on loan repayments as part of relief efforts.
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BUDAPEST, March 19 (Reuters) - Hungary's central bank said on Thursday that borrowers will have to make all their delayed repayments on their loans after a moratorium imposed on all loans until the end of 2020 expires.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Wednesday announced a blanket moratorium on loan repayments for all companies and private borrowers until the end of the year to limit the economic fallout from the spread of the coronavirus.
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Reaching a deal with the IMF over repayments to the fund will be crucial for Argentine President Alberto Fernandez, who wants to strike an agreement with bondholders by the end of March, an ambitious time frame.
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LONDON/BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon's new government faces huge upcoming debt repayments and a currency peg at breaking point, but it may already have run out of the hard cash firepower it needs to tackle these problems.
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SYDNEY/WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Papua New Guinea's annual debt repayments to China are forecast to increase 14.13% by 2023, new budget figures show, at the same time as the Pacific nation falls to its largest ever deficit.
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Deficits either raise interest rates and crowd out investment (due to the greater demand for loanable funds), or they increase foreign borrowing, such that more of our future output is used to make repayments to foreigners.
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The government is due to meet later on Friday to approve measures aimed at providing liquidity to small and medium-sized companies in the red zone, freezing utility charges, insurance premiums and loan repayments including mortgages.
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Carter's decision to suspend the forced repayments drew mostly praise, though many of the most vocal critics of the Pentagon's actions indicated Congress may still act to make whole individuals who already paid back their bonuses.
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Argentina is looking to restructure its local and foreign debt, which the government has said it is unable to pay without renegotiating repayments and being given time to revive the country's stalled economy to raised funds.
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In another concession, the Eurogroup formally agreed to a longer-term French plan to link the scale of Greek bond repayments to the country's economic growth, though it said details still needed to be fleshed out.
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And in Europe, three of the largest Turkey-exposed banks, Unicredit, BBVA and BNP Paribas saw their stocks slip Monday morning as fears rose over how hard the lira's slide would make foreign currency debt repayments.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The euro zone and International Monetary are struggling with Greece's debt crisis - not with Athens this time, but with each other over when to give Greece a break on its future massive debt repayments.
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Readily Available Cash: At 31 December 2016, Fitch estimated that EUR1 billion of cash was needed to fund intra-year working capital needs (average peak to trough), and therefore not considered readily available for debt repayments.
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Reliance Communications reported its third quarterly loss in a row last month and is trying to find ways to cut its debt after creditors gave it a reprieve on loan repayments until the end of 2017.
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Leveraged lending guidance from the Federal Reserve, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, which was updated in 2013, curbed debt limits in buyouts and encouraged quick debt repayments.
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But a really valuable aspect of microcredit is its reliability: People can depend on getting a loan at a certain time, then commit to the small, regular repayments so that they can get a further loan.
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Italy plans to spend 1.35-2.00 billion euros to provide a state guarantee on mortgages, leasing contracts, current account facilities and short-term loans close to expiring for which banks are freezing repayments, the document showed.
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It will gradually stop reinvesting the proceeds from repayments of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities, allowing up to $30 billion in assets to roll off the balance sheet in the first three months of the process.
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The latter figure consists of RUB19bn and RUB443bn of repayments to, respectively, Central Bank of Russia (CBR) and Minfin, borrowings of RUB57bn from regional and federal budgets and a further RUB17bn in loans from other government entities.
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Troubled small cap Carillion shot more than 11 percent higher after saying that it had agreed new credit facilities and deferrals on some debt repayments, as well as disposing part of its UK healthcare business to Serco.
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A reduction to the overall $1.6 billion award would be welcome news to President Nicolas Maduro's cash-strapped government as it faces heavy foreign debt repayments amid a deep economic recession that has led to widespread shortages.
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As part of the resolution plan, DHFL will also put a moratorium on repayments and seek funding from banks to start retail lending, the company said here after a meeting of the special committee for resolution plan.
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It said the banks managed to reduce loans with repayments delayed by 90 days or more to 9.9 percent of all loans in December, down from 10.3 percent a month before and 11.9 percent in December 2014.
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Under Fitch's base case scenario, the region's direct risk will not exceed 7503% of current revenue in 2017-2019 (2016: 23.4%) and debt servicing (both interest and principal repayments) will be comfortably covered by the operating balance.
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Already faced with a slumping stock price from dozens of lawsuits and investigations, store closings, delayed loan repayments and the departure of key executives, the Walmart suit lands at a particularly difficult time for Tesla and Musk.
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With elections this year in the Netherlands, France and Germany, Greece and its lenders have a few weeks to cobble together a deal, which will help Athens stave off a default on bailout loan repayments in July.
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The bank had a comfortable liquidity buffer (cash and equivalents and bonds repo-able with the Central Bank of Russia) equal to 40% of customer accounts at end-2016 (or 13% net of 2017 market debt repayments).
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The priority ranking of covered bond holders is supported in all countries that have dedicated covered bonds legislation, ensuring that the security over the cover pool can be enforced when the issuer is unable to meet repayments.
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JOHANNESBURG, Sept 210.2800 (Reuters) - The currencies of Kenya, Zambia and Uganda are likely to weaken next week partly due to rising demand for dollars, debt repayments concerns and subdued risk appetite as emerging markets economic woes persist.
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Export receipts from China are also likely to be significantly offset by debt repayments, as Beijing has since 2009 provided Ashgabat with more than $8 billion in loans for the development of its giant Galkynysh gas field.
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A series of credit rating downgrades have made it harder for Sri Lanka to borrow as it faces record high repayments of $5.9 billion this year, $2.6 billion of which fall due in the first three months.
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Growth-linked, or GDP-linked, sovereign bonds allow a country's repayments to fluctuate depending on its level of economic growth or contraction - meaning, for example, a government would pay less if its revenues were hit by recession.
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Under the new B-20 mortgage rules, borrowers taking out uninsured mortgages will be stress-tested to determine their ability to make repayments at a rate 200 basis points, or two percentage points, above their contracted mortgage.
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Seoul has offered cheap loans and deadline extensions for debt repayments to small to medium-sized South Korean businesses hit by a decline in Chinese tourism, a joint statement from South Korean financial authorities said on Sunday.
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The rules, which stress-test borrowers' ability to make repayments at 21 basis points above their contracted rates, had been expected to hurt profitability at the banks' domestic businesses by resulting in them turning away more customers.
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Almost all of Rusal's $7.6 billion debt is dollar-denominated, making it difficult for the company to make repayments since the sanctions effectively cut off its access to the U.S. banking system and correspondent banks and creditors.
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Under the FCA's proposals put out to public consultation, when a customer has been in persistent debt for 18 months, issuers will have to prompt them to make faster repayments if they can afford to do so.
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They discussed whether Greece could apply more austerity as a condition for receiving more aid ahead of big debt repayments in July and voiced frustration at the European Commission's reluctance to side with IMF pressure on Athens.
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In the early hours of May 25th, after a grueling 11-hour meeting, Eurozone finance ministers hashed out a deal to disburse €10.3 billion of funds to cover Greece's debt repayments for the rest of the year.
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Maleiane also said the government had revised its economic growth forecast for this year down to between 5 to 6 percent from an original target of 7 percent as austerity measures and debt repayments limited state spending.
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Fitch believes VEB will repay most of these upcoming repayments from new government capital injections, refinancing the remaining part on the local market and/or using its own liquidity cushion (about USD29982 billion equivalent at end-27H2495).
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Euro zone officials have said that the compromise, if agreed on Thursday, could result in Greece receiving between 7.4 and 13 billion euros ($8.3-9.0 billion) from the euro zone bailout fund ESM to cover July repayments.
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Some 2.5 million people earning up to 20,000 roubles ($303.09) a month, which is less than half the average wage, spend more than half of that on loan repayments, the National Association of Professional Collection Agencies estimates.
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The economy ministry is working on proposals to simplify the process of individuals declaring themselves bankrupt and on changing the criteria for people to claim insolvency based on income left over after loan repayments, he told Reuters.
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The challenge, he said, was to avoid undoing decades of progress as international lenders start calling in loan repayments, piling the pressure on nations, such as indebted Zambia, and populist governments make sweeping promises to their electorates.
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On debt repayments, one of the two officials said some euro zone finance ministers were pushing European bank supervisors to give firms struggling to meet debt payments more time before their loans are classified as non-performing.
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Ola is also seeking the government's help to secure a 12-month "holiday" on car loan repayments to ease the current pressure on drivers, and set up a fund for those who have lost their daily income.
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The FTC study noted that when the commission administers a claims process to find consumers entitled to repayments from companies that have settled consumer fraud claims by the government, its claims rate varies from 5% to 20%.
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Argentina is facing billions of dollars in foreign currency debt repayments this year, which Fernandez says the country cannot currently make until the grains exporting powerhouse is given time to revive stalled economic growth to raise funds.
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Bank of Ireland roughly halved its balance sheet over the past decade following a devastating property crash and like all lenders, found net loan book growth elusive after repayments and redemptions continued to exceed improving new lending.
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Any sale by Eni would provide a much-needed capital gains tax windfall for the Mozambican government during a period of economic crisis and as it struggles to make repayments on $1.35 billion in controversial foreign loans.
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