The insurance company is happy to underwrite this probability for a small fee, just like they underwrite other sports-related low-probability events like prize-winning half-court shots and holes-in-one.
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Cytora: Using AI to enable insurers to underwrite more efficiently
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Shortly after, Minnesota Public Radio agreed to underwrite the contest.
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SA) to underwrite the offering alongside JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.
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Validus works with an insurance firm to underwrite its loans.
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Agents persuaded the aluminum industry magnate to underwrite the mission.
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J.P. Morgan helped underwrite GoPro's initial public offering in 2014.
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J.P. Morgan helped underwrite GoPro's initial public offering in 73.
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"We use our data to underwrite the loans," Collison said.
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They're the ones that pay the taxes to underwrite it.
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Nationwide's employer-based plans now underwrite by species — canines vs.
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N) to underwrite the One Foods IPO, with Citigroup Inc (C.
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Importantly, however, Affirm doesn't underwrite and service its loans by itself.
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It hired 26 other banks, a record, to underwrite its IPO.
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Eleven of these insurers also continue to underwrite fossil fuel projects.
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Why would taxpayers need to underwrite their representative's monthly living expenses?
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No longer will Uncle Sam underwrite one-third of municipal services.
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Private lenders carefully underwrite their loans and clearly disclose loan terms.
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It can also underwrite our elder care and child care crises.
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The world's top investment firms all want to underwrite the deal.
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Other wealthy Democrats also are helping underwrite the party's super PACs.
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Gail: And underwrite free college education for everybody who needs it.
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Big fixed-income investors say they can underwrite many debt offerings directly.
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Data can be leveraged to individually underwrite and personalize insurance for people.
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BMPS's new plan would see global investment banks underwrite its rights issue.
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They don't underwrite securities, so they don't warrant scrutiny from market regulators.
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Experts believe revenue from the sector helps underwrite North Korea's military expenditures.
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Other Chinese banks underwrite nearly 73 percent of global coal plant development.
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"The most risk-effective way to underwrite is with transparency," Hollis said.
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Nanduri said Intel is helping underwrite the cost of the Travis show.
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Underwrite your "loan application" today to decide if you would be approved.
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SA) and JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM)N> to help underwrite the issue.
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Would it underwrite subway upgrades and expansions into underserved areas in exchange?
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"American taxpayer dollars will not be used to underwrite abortions," Pompeo said.
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The company wrote a $1 million check to help underwrite Trump's inaugural festivities.
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Airwallex is working with an undisclosed partner to underwrite deals in the future.
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To regain it, Congress must underwrite these informed modernization decisions of the Army.
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Young people will no longer have to underwrite the costs of old people.
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The American said he would underwrite the project, but wanted to remain anonymous.
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The money then goes to rent subsidies to help underwrite affordable units elsewhere.
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And when we have to underwrite that kind of loan, we're very disciplined.
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And when we have to underwrite that kind of loan, we're very disciplined.
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Those are always free, because people with political agendas and financial interests underwrite them.
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They are intermediaries between customers and the insurance companies that actually underwrite the policies.
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Rising oil prices fuelled a booming economy, which also helped underwrite support for him.
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Fees on a P2P are typically around 1.5%, the same as an LBO underwrite.
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Reuters reported Loma Negra had hired banks to underwrite an IPO on Sept. 6.
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Lloyd's is home to around 100 insurance syndicates, but does not underwrite insurance itself.
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The bank was selected to underwrite the three bond offerings in 2012 and 2013.
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The fund would underwrite proposals for black-owned business ventures and affordable housing complexes.
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CSW looks for corporate partners to help underwrite the cost of producing the celebration.
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The Department of Education could underwrite the program and award distinctions to successful participants.
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THESE ARE NUMBERS – WE USED TO UNDERWRITE THE 2400% IN GOOD TIMES OF LOSSES.
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Morgan Stanley, Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Deutsche Bank will underwrite the offering.
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The bank's leading franchise and diversified business model enable NBK to underwrite high-quality borrowers.
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Enter banks like Goldman Sachs, which are eager to underwrite debt for pre-IPO companies.
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Throughout much of the last decade, shale drillers borrowed heavily to underwrite spectacular production growth.
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The funds will underwrite an effort to diversify the nation's economy through a plan called .
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"I don't want to underwrite some investment banker's voyage of self-discovery," he tells William.
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A Times investigation found that the program helped underwrite oligarchs, mobsters and far-right populists.
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The offer lapsed and there is nothing left to finance so the underwrite is gone.
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"There's a lot of questions about whether these programs just underwrite risky behavior," he said.
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Insurers will need to build the capability to measure and underwrite new types of risk.
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The companies he helps direct have also helped underwrite exhibitions at museums like the Guggenheim.
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Why not seek a corporate sponsor or individual donor to underwrite admission, as happens elsewhere?
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G.I. Bill benefits helped underwrite his college studies, and his brother was on active duty.
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"The difficulty is that it would be very difficult for insurers to underwrite," Barry said.
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"Asians underwrite ruling parties so much, but they're not at the table," Mr. Vidyarthi said.
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I don't know how I would re-underwrite my decision of June to be honest.
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Wealthy museum board members underwrite frivolous exhibitions, the press follows the money, nepotism runs rampant.
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That means constituents rarely learn that their tax dollars underwrite their representatives' allegedly roaming hands.
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These CSRs underwrite discounts for low-income people who can't afford insurance deductibles and copayments.
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The government could, say, underwrite the worst risks of some investments, rather than undertaking them itself.
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Goldman's role was to underwrite three bond offerings together worth $6.5bn, from which it earned $600m.
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Reinsurers usually pool resources in syndicates to underwrite the risk taken on by front-line insurers.
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This enables insurers to underwrite programmatically and build workflows that provide faster and more accurate decisions.
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Bankers are eager to underwrite the deal following a lack of event driven financings in 2016.
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Renewing the 421-a tax program, which helps underwrite development, got lost in the paper shuffle.
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One option could be to underwrite government spending more directly — an approach sometimes called helicopter money.
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And a lot of groups choose to align themselves with big companies to underwrite their tours.
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The money, and the proceeds from successive fines, was used to underwrite suits against other polluters.
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Companies like Square, Stripe and PayPal are leaning on similar tactics to underwrite small business loans.
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And he told the museum's director, Hélène Orain, that he wanted to underwrite a major renovation.
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At least some of his foundation's financial supporters are expected to help underwrite his presidential candidacy.
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The flurry of ratings come as the quiet period ends for banks that helped underwrite Uber's IPO.
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Officials there agreed to provide the family with housing and underwrite the cost of the hospital stay.
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That said, we're told insurance companies will still underwrite a policy for his tour with that exclusion.
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Well, look, so look, the ECB is obviously trying to underwrite the system, and obviously fuel growth.
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Trump's economic advisors have recommended the government allocate tax credits for private investors who underwrite infrastructure projects.
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The funds will underwrite an effort to diversify the nation's economy through a plan called Vision 2030.
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Its mandate is to buy up bad loans from ailing banks and to underwrite their share issues.
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Some followed Mr. Ackman into Valeant, Deutsche Bank helped underwrite a public offering for Mr. Ackman's funds.
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No special access or call time with rich donors or big dollar fundraisers to underwrite my campaign.
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I mean, you want to sell the product first and then have somebody underwrite all that stuff.
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Mr. Murray helped underwrite lawsuits that Republican attorneys general and industry groups brought against the mercury rule.
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Our doubts are what underwrite that industry, so companies do everything they can to stoke those doubts.
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I don't spend call time asking rich donors to throw big dollar fundraisers or underwrite my campaign.
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The state wants to use the funding to help underwrite insurers' most expensive claims on the exchanges.
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He showed me a post from an aspiring Looper who was seeking donations to underwrite his trip.
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No special access or call time with rich donors or big dollar fundraisers to underwrite our campaign.
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Most private equity firms, though, are unable to underwrite and sell debt for their own leveraged buyouts.
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It also said the Berkshire affiliation would give it greater resources to pay claims and underwrite more business.
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The P2HH orders, combined with the UAE order for P1HH drones, was meant to underwrite the firm's turnaround.
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It partners with insurance carriers who underwrite policies and makes money by taking a commission from each sale.
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As mentioned, these will be self-sovereign, and make it much easier for credit providers to underwrite borrowers.
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For years, Republicans have deployed themes of federal arrogance and overreach to underwrite their attacks on health reform.
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Alternative information can come together to allow us to underwrite with a degree of certainty without traditional metrics.
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Global investment banks have made a preliminary agreement to underwrite the rights issue by Italy's third biggest bank.
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When Wick offered to underwrite such a study, she warned him that he might not like the results.
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Whether they're undergraduates or PHD students, we will underwrite their efforts to transfer technology and continue their education.
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What is proving painful for some importers has been a bonanza for the firms that underwrite the bonds.
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Kuroda also shrugged off speculation that the BoJ would directly underwrite government debt, which is prohibited by law.
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Postmates has hired JPMorgan Chase to underwrite its IPO, which is expected in the first half of 2019.
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That publicly held companies seeking favors from the government will underwrite this excess is offensive, and entirely legal.
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With additional lending data, it might just be possible to underwrite loans with confidence for these underserved customers.
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Mr. Baldwin's foundation helped to underwrite an exhibition this month on Long Island that featured Mr. Bleckner's paintings.
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There is Deutsche Bank's London office, which helped underwrite a public offering for Mr. Ackman's funds in 2014.
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What I want to know is how we underwrite higher education without continuing to drive up the price.
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Dozens of family members depend on the dividends they receive from the company to underwrite their comfortable lives.
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Mr. Shaw then raised more than $215,000 on GoFundMe to help underwrite the costs of the victims' funerals.
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A new president takes office with big plans, and needs a booming economy to help underwrite his promises.
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In November, a New York Times investigation revealed that the subsidies underwrite oligarchs, mobsters and far-right populists.
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Others find themselves liberated by their new pension checks, which they use to underwrite a redesigned work life.
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The Clintons raised millions to underwrite the event, sometimes stirring accusations of pay-to-play along the way.
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But the United States is under no obligation to underwrite the folly of one side or the other.
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The kingdom aims to raise about $100 billion to underwrite Crown Prince Mohammed's "Vision 2030" economic transformation plan.
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In the "373 Minutes" interview, Ocasio-Cortez acknowledges that taxes would have to rise to underwrite the necessary investments.
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"All these different platforms say they can underwrite in unique ways," said Robert Wildhack, an analyst at Autonomous Research.
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Lloyd's operates one of the world's oldest insurance markets, in which a number of "syndicates" collectively underwrite global risks.
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"If we can understand vehicles over time, we can underwrite the risk much better," he explained in an interview.
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A recovery could offer more mandates to buy or sell companies and underwrite bond and stocks offerings, they said.
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But the Australian bank made money on most of the deals it chose to underwrite, according to the sources.
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In addition Roekke and Fredriksen are to fully underwrite a share issue by Farstad to raise 113 million crowns.
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After all, new parties are expensive to underwrite and Congressional races cost on average $1.5 - 85033 million dollars apiece.
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The European banks and financial institutions which will underwrite this reconstruction must bend the financial engineering to strategic imperatives.
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It is a loan marketplace that connects borrowers with online lenders; it does not underwrite or make loans itself.
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And it has lined up big investment banks Morgan Stanley, Barclays, Citigroup and Credit Suisse to underwrite the deal.
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Although sterling is harder to underwrite than euros, there is appetite in Europe's leveraged loan market for the currency.
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Support for "democratic socialism" may be on the rise, but it's not nearly enough to underwrite a governing majority.
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So, unions' demands for better pay and benefits are, in effect, political positions that nonmembers are forced to underwrite.
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"Those deals are out there as long as you can underwrite and look at them in the correct way."
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He acts out by angering Kim's boss, Richard Schweikart, urging him to underwrite an outrageously expensive companywide ski outing.
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Among measures proposed by the Resolution Foundation was to underwrite workers' wages, which the British government announced on Friday.
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For years, European leaders have been warned that the subsidies encourage corruption, harm the environment and underwrite land-grabbing.
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Just last week, some investors backed out of the PSBC offering, forcing bookrunners to underwrite 3% of the deal.
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In January, Mr. Grey announced a $1 billion deal with two Chinese companies to help underwrite increased Paramount output.
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The proceeds would underwrite the expansion of the Saudi sovereign wealth fund and its plans to diversify its economy.
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Many prominent brands highlight their commitment to diversity and inclusion, and yet underwrite the bigoted crap Tucker Carlson spews nightly.
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They may well be right on condition that the Chinese, the Europeans and the Japanese underwrite our expansionary fiscal policy.
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Rather, it's what to do with Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, the massive financial institutions that underwrite the nation's mortgages.
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And in that digital world, we generate digital exhaust, which can be used to better personalize policies and underwrite risk.
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That meant building out a school's outcome database and using that database to underwrite the loans that the company makes.
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The kingdom is preparing to sell off a portion of state-owned oil giant Saudi Aramco to underwrite that expansion.
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Fitch understands Japanese non-life insurers underwrite commercial earthquake risks in a prudent manner with effective reinsurance schemes in place.
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UniCredit, Italy's biggest bank, will be especially relieved, having sidestepped an ill-advised commitment to underwrite the issue in full.
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"There seems to be a renewed appetite among banks to underwrite second-lien deals, which is very promising," Farley said.
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The banks that underwrite the deals should also be slapped for earning fees off the misery of an entire industry.
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Wells Fargo had been hired by the Rhode Island Economic Development Corporation to underwrite the tax-exempt bonds in 2010.
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There are no bankers that will underwrite the listing, meaning no one is trying to make a market for shares.
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But a formal framework will go much further in conveying a disciplined and underwrite-able approach to the Company's capital.
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City treasuries have begun to pull billions from banks like Wells Fargo that underwrite projects like the Dakota Access pipeline.
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Is there a way that I can, without losing customers, let them know that I just can't underwrite killing animals?
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If we're to underwrite this arena, the congregations said, Gilbert should agree to pour an equal sum into community services.
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Pruitt has a long and fabled history of trying to make taxpayers underwrite his fondness for first-class air travel.
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Her focus is on emerging artists, especially women, and her funding has helped to underwrite their supplies and living expenses.
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We find 'em, we vet 'em, we underwrite 'em, we close 'em, we manage 'em, and then we rehab 'em.
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For example, he thinks Americans would revolt against the idea of paying higher taxes to underwrite the Green New Deal.
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Once the insurance companies give you a policy, they can't go back and re-underwrite you while it is in effect.
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I also wondered whether Bloomberg could be persuaded to help underwrite the movement, much like he does the anti-gun effort.
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"By leveraging sponsorship to underwrite free charging and infrastructure, Volta has created a unique model to accelerate the future of mobility."
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We're able to underwrite or price credit risk that's more accurate, and that allows us to lower the cost of credit.
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And our investors think that what they're getting when they hire our services is the ability to underwrite risk and opportunity.
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Mizuho Securities, Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities, and Merrill Lynch Japan will also underwrite the sale, it said in a statement.
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The company said it would underwrite a reserved capital increase at HeidelbergCement for a 5.3 percent stake in the German group.
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Planck Re also continues to monitor and underwrite policies, which means if a customer's risk profile changes, insurers can react quickly.
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They've promised their LPs a lower return threshold, so they can underwrite to those lower returns while projecting much bigger outcomes.
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Banks are competing to underwrite buyout financings and earn more lucrative fees, following a lack of event-driven loans in 2016.
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While the United States Treasury has not specifically outlawed Russian bond deals, it has told American banks not to underwrite them.
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In May, Trump said he was open to raising the gas tax in order to underwrite improvements to the nation's infrastructure.
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In addition, the Sierra Club and other environmental groups are pressuring banks not to underwrite Kinder-Morgan's upcoming initial public offering.
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European subsidies have helped underwrite Mafia-style tactics in Slovakia and enrich a cadre of politically powerful land barons in Bulgaria.
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But in this city, where designer labels often underwrite major museum fund-raisers, fashion is undisputedly one of art's biggest patrons.
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The legislation permits states to allow insurers to underwrite pre-existing conditions and charge higher premiums to people who have them.
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Following the same steps, you can underwrite yourself for a loan, which will give you an idea of your approval odds.
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Societe Generale has provided a sole underwrite on the debt financing that will launch to investors for syndication in early September.
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A Chinese company proposed to partner with Greenland in rebuilding airports, prompting Denmark to step in and underwrite the project instead.
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So we might do well to ease up on "as a" — on the urge to underwrite our observations with our identities.
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The city aviation department; Delaware North Companies, a food service and hospitality company based in Buffalo; and Pepsi underwrite the program.
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The Climate Action Now Act would prevent him from doing so by withholding the federal funds needed to underwrite the withdrawal.
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Huckleberry isn't itself an insurance carrier, but does have the authority to underwrite and sell policies on behalf of the carrier.
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Any funding that goes to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting should be fenced so it cannot be used to underwrite NPR.
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Postal Savings Bank of China Seeks Banks to Underwrite $10 Billion I.P.O. | The state-owned Postal Savings Bank of China has kicked off preparations for its Hong Kong initial public offering, inviting banks to underwrite what could be this year's largest float in the city, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing people with knowledge of the matter.
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That also means it has a more sustainable business model, since it's making an annual commission on every policy it helps underwrite.
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Additionally, Sanders will promise to halt the use of public funds to underwrite all new charter schools if he is elected president.
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"If Blackstone is underwriting a deal I don't see how Blackstone equity would ever allow Blackstone's underwrite to lose money," he added.
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Sanders will also promise to halt the use of public funds to underwrite all new charter schools if he is elected president.
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Lloyd's is the world's leading insurance market located in London, which helps insurers to price and underwrite risk through brokers and coverholders.
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"American taxpayer dollars will not be used to underwrite abortions," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said after announcing the changes last week.
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Both parent Votorantim and VMH hired four international investment banking firms to underwrite the IPO, the people said, declining to name them.
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He said he was confident that despite "choppy waters" internationally, NATO would "underscore and underwrite" new decades of peace, security and prosperity.
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Goldman Sachs, which earned close to $600 million to arrange and underwrite the 1MDB bonds, has not been accused of any wrongdoing.
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As part of the plan, Atlante will underwrite the sale of about 1.6 billion euros worth of the bank's riskier bad loans.
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Fierce competition to underwrite share issues means fees are low and it will be hard to make headway against established local outfits.
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Just as mobile networks have underwritten the cost of smartphones, insurers, employers and even governments might be willing to underwrite smart watches.
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For instance, the process to source, underwrite and manage specialty finance deals can be meaningfully different when compared to traditional direct lending.
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Pillarstone will underwrite a new senior facility of 58 million euros to fund Famar's long-term development plan and working capital needs.
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Dombret welcomed Italy's recent launch of a fund, dubbed Atlas, to underwrite capital increases of weak banks and buy non-performing loans.
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The funds would underwrite rebates and incentives for energy-efficient appliances and equipment, as well as funding to adopt energy-saving techniques.
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His brother offered veiled swipes at Bush's more dramatic opponents and tried to underwrite his brother's credentials to be commander-in-chief.
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It won't go on an investor roadshow, nor will it hire bankers to underwrite the offering to help stabilize the debut price.
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The bottom line: With good stewardship, these resources can ensure the U.S. has the military capability and readiness to underwrite global leadership.
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In other words, the better that its users budget, the fewer loans it will underwrite, and the more money the company makes.
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Mick Mulvaney, Trump's budget director, defended the plan on Tuesday, saying it's largely designed to protect the taxpayers who underwrite those programs.
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Reuters reported earlier this month that Citigroup Inc and seven other banks would underwrite the IPO, which will likely occur in November.
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Goldman Sachs, which earned close to $21 million to arrange and underwrite the 1MDB bonds, has not been accused of any wrongdoing.
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The administration obviously needs to do better to protect American diplomats but Congress has to approve sufficient funds to underwrite the effort.
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Safer driving environments will impact premiums but artificial intelligence will lead to new risks and open new lines of exposure to underwrite.
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It pained her that she cared what he thought at all, but she could not be the one to underwrite this vanity.
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Should this pass, the United States would be better enabled to underwrite riskier private sector investments in developing countries -- something long overdue.
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They didn't have lifestyles more akin to owners or the deep pockets with which to underwrite effective foundations or a charter school.
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These commercial contracts are often higher volume and higher profit margin, and help underwrite innovation and business activity on the military side.
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Rather than dipping into your emergency fund, though, financial experts advise creating what's known as a "sinking fund" to underwrite the costs.
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And no corporation stepped forward to underwrite the series, apparently worried about controversial topics over which they would have no editorial control.
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Private credit funds are recruiting co-investors to reduce their costs, while continuing to underwrite large tickets in an increasingly competitive market.
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Because the "sharing payments" that underwrite the payment of medical services do not constitute true insurance, they operate outside of government regulation.
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However, it would show much wisdom to withdraw US troops from harm's way and refuse to underwrite Ankara's reckless incursion into Syria.
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Revenue that might revive the Billings fifth grade band program could underwrite the fifth grade band at a pricey Kalispell private school.
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More than 20 banks were invited to join at the next level to underwrite 28 percent of the deal, the sources said.
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"What countries are facing right now is the loss of large chunks of their economic output unless they underwrite that," Carnell said.
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But the government has the affirmative obligation to underwrite or facilitate the financing of certain basic costs of a functional, flourishing democracy.
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Alcoa was the initial cornerstone customer of the pipeline after partnering with the state government in the early 1980s to underwrite its construction.
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In other words, the former Goldman Sachs president supports a separation between firms that trade and underwrite securities and firms that issue loans.
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Lloyd's of London underwriter Hiscox will establish a new subsidiary in Luxembourg to underwrite its retail business in Europe, it said in May.
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It wants to underwrite a new pension scheme with lower benefits for members, ridding itself of several billions of pounds in retirement liabilities.
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Occidental had said it would seek to sell $10 billion to $15 billion worth of assets to underwrite the $38 billion proposed takeover.
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Both the divestment and Buffett's investment are contingent on Occidental closing the deal and would underwrite the cash component of the driller's bid.
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The California Department of Insurance lacks authority to regulate how insurers underwrite property insurance, a problem the state's legislature must fix, Jones said.
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In December, Frost helped underwrite IDI's $100 million acquisition of marketing profiler Fluent, which says it has 120 million profiles of U.S. consumers.
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Primary dealers underwrite debt issues, buying bonds from governments in auctions and selling them to investors with a view to making a profit.
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Moreover, the world will move towards a model of outcome-based care, with business models evolving which underwrite the productivity gains being promised!
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Some have been hoping for helicopter money, whereby the central bank would underwrite government debt, though policymakers have denied this is being considered.
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We want to deny Iran the resources to continue to underwrite Hezbollah, Yahoudis in Yemen, a whole list of terrorists around the world.
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"Data to better underwrite and data to allow you to find and attract customers in a more efficient way… it's coming," she suggested.
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Five million workers in 22019 states can now keep their hard-earned money rather than underwrite candidates and causes they may not support.
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In 21950, Madison and Jefferson attempted to scuttle Alexander Hamilton's proposal to create a national bank, fearing the commercial development it would underwrite.
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In a statement announcing this action, OCC said broadly that banks should manage risk and "reasonably" underwrite these loans, but added nothing specific.
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Bonds and other financial instruments for development often do not adequately account for disaster risks when firms underwrite building communities in vulnerable areas.
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The Chinese Ministry of Finance has mandated 12 banks, including international banks such as Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs, to underwrite this deal.
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A. Steven is really focused more on individual investments, helping to source, underwrite and structure both debt and equity investments that we undertake.
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Historically, it has always been cheaper for the United States to actively underwrite European security instead of leaving Europe largely on its own.
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Another grant will underwrite a preservation service to help museums, libraries and historical groups in the Gulf Coast and Appalachia with disaster planning.
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Many countries in the gulf allow funding to groups or organizations that are considered by Western countries to encourage extremism or underwrite terrorism.
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Under the scheme, Islamic banks vet businesses seeking funds, provide a secondary market for investors and in some cases underwrite the equity transactions.
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It would also underwrite a $900 billion refund for American taxpayers, equal to a $550 tax credit for individuals and $1,100 for couples.
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In a BBC interview broadcast earlier on Thursday, Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda ruled out using "helicopter money" to underwrite Japan's budget deficit.
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JPMorgan Chase — JPMorgan received a license to underwrite corporate bonds in China, becoming the first U.S.-based bank to be granted such a license.
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JPMorgan Chase (JPM) received a license to underwrite corporate bonds in China, becoming the first U.S.-based bank to be granted such a license.
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The group helps underwrite abortions at the state's three independent clinics and provides financial help to women who travel out of state for abortions.
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Goldman Sachs, which earned close to $600 million to arrange and underwrite the 1MDB bonds, was not accused of any wrongdoing in the lawsuits.
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Mediobanca and Citi have made a pre-commitment to underwrite Creval's cash call, but more banks are expected to join them, the sources said.
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Italy's banks and some private investors agreed to underwrite up to €400m ($450m) of subordinated bonds issued by Banca Carige, a midsized Italian lender.
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These insurtech startups may open new streams of premiums, encourage investment income, find a leaner method to underwrite costs or effectively manage claim expenses.
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An insurer's ability to protect its customers at a fair price is only as good as its ability to calculate and underwrite the risk.
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And once a bank has agreed to underwrite an issue, it bears the risk of failing to get a good price for the bonds.
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The Breitmans believed that the blockchain didn't have to replace the kind of trust inspired by Frank; it could actually underwrite and extend it.
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We want to deny Iran the resources to continue to underwrite Hezbollah, the Houthis in Yemen, a whole list of terrorists around the world.
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The utility group said it will underwrite a deed of contribution transferring the business related to Monfalcone power plant to A2100A Energefuture, effective Dec.
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With central banks appearing to underwrite asset prices, fortunes were made by the simple tactic of using borrowed money to buy assets, particularly property.
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The peninsula now faces an uncertain future outside the EU, which has helped underwrite decades of prosperity and kept the all-important border open.
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The funds will underwrite an effort led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to diversify the nation's economy through a plan called Vision 2030.
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GFAserta's strategy utilizes its subsidiaries' technical advantages by having the surety bond company that generates the greatest benefits for the group underwrite the business.
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Regional banks, which were also sidelined by LLG, are now evaluating whether the regulatory shift means that they can safely underwrite more aggressive deals.
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"Represent!" in the black American sense means standing up for your people, expressing solidarity and letting a shared ethos underwrite your presence and work.
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Democrats said the mandate repeal would underwrite tax cuts for the rich at the expense of people who buy insurance on the individual market.
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He turned back to the army to underwrite his authority, forging relationships that spanned the military, the security forces and the country's tribal leadership.
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For their part, insurers want to underwrite prudent risks to avoid having to pay out large amounts in the event of a data breach.
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The largest Silicon Valley firms now use a good chunk of their spare cash to underwrite bond offerings the same way Goldman Sachs might.
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The 32 companies in Betterley's survey collectively cited 141 industries they were refusing to underwrite, up from 132 last year and 127 in 2017.
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"We also are very concerned about the conscience rights of people — students whose fees will be used to underwrite these health centers," she said.
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Lloyd's of London underwriter Hiscox Ltd will establish a new subsidiary in Luxembourg to underwrite its retail business in Europe, it said in May.
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If you want to know why we have a structural deficit of a trillion dollars a year, it's because we underwrite the entire thing.
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The Wests' foundation donated nearly $2 million to build and equip the clinic, located within a popular senior center; other foundations underwrite operating costs.
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The IPO aims to raise $100 billion, create the world's largest sovereign wealth fund and underwrite Salman's plan to diversify the oil-dependent economy.
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The Riady family has proposed to underwrite a $730 million rights issue at 235 rupiah ($0.017) per share as part of the new funding.
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"The DPRK also uses forced labour including export of North Korean workers and child labourers to underwrite the regime's illicit weapons programmes," he said.
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He expects oil and gas drillers to generate "mountains of cash flow" that will underwrite growing dividends and stock buybacks over the next few years.
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The kingdom hoped to attract a $2 trillion valuation and raise $100 billion to underwrite Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's economic transformation plan, Vision 2030.
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My desire is admittedly perverse, and indifferent toward what anyone who creates television shows (or ponies up to underwrite and profit off them) actually wants.
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Tala uses data from Android devices and online behavioral data (think Facebook activity, etc.) to underwrite would-be borrowers who have no formal credit history.
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All of the 20 or so who underwrite and reinsure K&R have syndicates in Lloyd's, a marketplace for insurance in London, says Ms Shortland.
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Gusto is funding those loans off its balance sheet today, but over time, the company expects to create a financial facility to underwrite the product.
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London-based Coller Capital's Coller International Partners VII will underwrite the new fund, in which Investcorp said it will retain "a meaningful general partner commitment".
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"A weaker U.S. dollar and sales rebounding from a low base in Europe and emerging markets will likely underwrite overseas profits for FY17," Darby said.
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The SEC will also separately consider whether to bolster the kinds of disclosures that municipalities must provide to brokerages that underwrite municipal bonds, Piwowar added.
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Owl Rock Corp is a business development company that will originate, underwrite and invest in senior secured and unsecured loans, subordinated loans and mezzanine debt.
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The firm plans to roll out its ACORN lending platform — which helps banks originate, underwrite, monitor and book transactions faster — to markets across the globe.
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Perhaps the closest thing to LendUp is Capital One, the largest subprime lender, but they don't have software to underwrite loans with machine learning insights.
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Kabbage, whose customers are small businesses, is pushing for SBA to allow fintechs and other lenders to help underwrite emergency loans originated by the government.
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"The Federal government is going to underwrite 2628 percent of the payroll in this country if the containment policies continue to be this aggressive," Sen.
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But he defended putting candidates on the list as a way of encouraging benefactors to underwrite the research and scholarships that were important to Harvard.
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Last month, Morgan Stanley, which helped underwrite Snap's I.P.O., issued a report on the company that questioned the measurement tools that Snap makes for advertisers.
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Coutts and Ellison picked Bermuda, which agreed to pay $15 million as the cost of entry and underwrite a $25 million guarantee against commercial sponsorship.
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Thus, no company is likely to pay for the needed studies, which would also probably be too costly and complicated for government agencies to underwrite.
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FirstEnergy's stock price soared on Monday after the embattled utility announced an investment from well-known investors that will help underwrite its planned business transformation.
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And given Apple's choice to employ its own giant cash wad to underwrite artists, investors might not go easy on Spotify when it goes public.
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Houses of worship and other charities could become unregulated vessels for campaign contributions, which taxpayers would then have to partly underwrite because they were deductible.
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However, investment banks lined up to underwrite that plan, led by JPMorgan and Mediobanca, have in effect put the deal on hold due to political uncertainty.
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Gone are the days when insurers are the perfect intermediaries to underwrite decisions or own the narrative of how insurance products get pushed to end users.
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In practice, it is beholden to the Patron (the elite group of funders who underwrite museums) and not the patron (your everyday ticket-holding museum-goer).
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The banker formed part of a team that helped underwrite dozens of loans to companies bracing for Brazil's initial public offering boom between 2005 and 2008.
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So we keep innovating, we keep thinking about ways to do it better, so that we can underwrite some of these, in some ways, challenging opportunities.
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The deal, expected to raise $70 billion for the Public Investment Fund, will partially underwrite Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's efforts to diversify the Saudi economy.
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It was a light hit for insurers, because few underwrite flood insurance and the wind damage they do cover was minimal; insurers' stock prices barely fell.
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The value proposition for businesses is that Paidy can increase their customer base and guarantee they get paid by using machine learning algorithms to underwrite transactions.
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Investment banks Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank and Barclays had conditionally agreed to underwrite Carige's share issue, but Carige said the agreement could not yet be fulfilled.
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"There are semiconductor factories in the region and we underwrite some of them," MS&AD Senior Executive Officer Nampei Yanagawa told reporters at an earnings briefing.
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"Sky winning the Champions League rights in the UK would seriously dent BT's Pay TV aspirations and underwrite Sky's TV strategy," he said in a note.
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Once this happens, the healthiest drop out of the pool, leaving those who are less healthy to carry the risk and underwrite the ever-increasing premiums.
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But what of Citigroup, which does not underwrite gun manufacturers like other global banks do, and which has no obvious connection to the gun violence epidemic?
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" ON THE 'MODERN MONETARY THEORY' (MMT) TOUTED BY SOME U.S. ACADEMICS "I don't think it makes theoretical sense for the central bank to underwrite government debt.
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The Charles Koch Foundation helps underwrite a program, dubbed "One Small Step," by StoryCorps founder Dave Isay that tapes conversations with people across the political divide.
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ANONYMOUS Being ordered to attend a party can dampen the celebratory mood, but being commanded to underwrite the festivities risks drowning out any enjoyment at all.
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To be effective, however, they will need to keep in mind three broad issues of oligarchs, sovereign debt, and operational resources needed to underwrite their efforts.
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No, said the Court, you can't force taxpayers to underwrite your abortion advocacy and your clients can't force taxpayers to pay for abortion counseling and referrals.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve moved on Tuesday to ease funding stress among corporates by reopening its Commercial Paper Funding Facility to underwrite short-term corporate loans.
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Yet, despite the obvious truth of that statement, we may wonder: What are the moral and political arguments that underwrite the claim that black lives matter?
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Some of our group's reporters might stay on welfare or food stamps if we didn't underwrite their efforts, given the diminished status of news gathering today.
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Local orchard owners, who export over $1 million in avocados per day, mostly to the United States, underwrite what has effectively become an independent city-state.
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Notwithstanding occasional skirmishes with Kurdish fighters, Damascus continues to underwrite the Y.P.G.-held areas, even though it opposes any long-term federalist solution for the country.
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The world has become more dangerous because there is no global power to underwrite security and many subnational and nonstate actors can carry out destablizing actions.
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For the more fundamentally robust countries, many of which are in Asia, this provides interesting opportunities for those investors able and willing to underwrite significant volatility.
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The Brex Cash product, regardless of the economy, will help Brex better underwrite Brex Cards, as it gives them better access to a customer's financial health.
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Still, Jill Stein, the Green Party candidate, has launched a successful fund-raising drive, collecting almost seven million dollars from grieving Americans, to underwrite official recounts.
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That ease comes as yield-hungry investors flush with cash remain ready to plough liquidity into private equity-backed transactions that banks are eager to underwrite.
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It was seen valuing Aramco at $1 trillion to $2 trillion and raising about $100 billion to underwrite an expansion of the kingdom's public investment fund.
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Although some Chinese are searching for headline-generating trophy properties, "most of them are very disciplined in the way they underwrite the deals," Green-Morgan said.
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For years, non-bank lenders were accustomed to depositors renewing their GICs, giving them a constant supply of low-cost funds required to underwrite new mortgages.
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The current taste for huge residential real estate and the fortunes that underwrite it have brought obvious comparisons to the Gilded Age for some time now.
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This will allow the bank to pre-empt the trader's re-stocking needs and send them alerts offering to arrange and underwrite its next order, for instance.
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However, Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda ruled out using helicopter money to underwrite Japan's budget deficit in a radio interview broadcast by the BBC last week.
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To lay the foundation for automation, the company has gone state-by-state to get licensed to underwrite loans and make payments on behalf of its users.
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The venture's license allows HSBC to underwrite bond and equity sales in the mainland and to act as a broker for shares listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen.
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Insurers interviewed by Reuters said better data collection allows them to underwrite risk better, and customers tend to take better care of themselves when confronted with numbers.
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John Hancock said that it never uses data from Vitality to underwrite insurance policies, but there isn't much besides that promise that prevents it from doing so.
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He also said the Organization for the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) would not let rival producers take advantage of the cuts to underwrite their own production investments.
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Plans to sell shares in Aramco are meant to underwrite that endeavor, but an initial public offering on an international exchange has been delayed by several years.
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But most important, the U.S. can respond against future missile tests by targeting sectors of the Iranian economy that underwrite, procure, produce, develop, and house those capabilities.
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That easy money will underwrite investment in new production not just in the Permian basin, but also in other areas in Texas and Oklahoma, Della Vigna said.
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A minimum of $113 million has been pledged for construction by Barry Diller, the media billionaire, who has also promised to underwrite 20 years of operating expenses.
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Nutanix recently received a $75 million loan from Goldman Sachs, which is also an equity investor in the company and has been chosen to underwrite its offering.
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Animal agriculture has preferential access to water and other scarce resources, while taxpayers underwrite government programs that enhance agribusiness profits and promote foods that make us sick.
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Using algorithms to reduce the time and labor it takes to underwrite a loan, marketplace lenders aim to provide cheaper loans at a smaller cost and principal.
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But reducing the pollution blighting many parts of China depends on cutting back on the heavy industry, mining and coal use that underwrite much of the economy.
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China wants to underwrite huge infrastructure projects all over the world: a coal plant in Sri Lanka, exporting to Pakistan, and expanded electricity grids in Central Asia.
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"The Quaestio board has agreed to underwrite the Highly Confident Letter for a mezzanine investment in the securitised non-performing loan portfolio of (the bank)," it said.
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In keeping with that spirit of mutual help, Richard Colon, the dancer better known as Crazy Legs of the Rock Steady Crew, offered to underwrite the funeral.
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These agreements, however useful, cannot repair the damage done by Mr. Trump's inflammatory words about Mexicans crossing the border or his demands that Mexico underwrite the wall.
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She hosted a fundraiser for Warren's Senate campaign in 2018 and helped underwrite an expensive voter database needed by the presidential campaign, as first reported by BuzzFeed.
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The lion's share of the tax cuts target Obamacare tax increases on the wealthy used to help underwrite the cost of health insurance for lower-income people.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper said last month that Saudi Arabia had agreed to help underwrite the deployment to the kingdom, something Trump has repeatedly called for.
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Ms. Warren wooed wealthy donors for years, stockpiling money from fund-raisers, and has used $10.4 million from her 2018 Senate race to underwrite her 2020 bid.
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The insurance partners will have the right to underwrite policies for 20 years and sell them to Caixa's 93 million clients through its more than 4,000 branches.
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Those pushing for a legislative fix argue that congressional action is both more permanent and would allow for additional ATF funding to underwrite the agency's expanded responsibilities.
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Other programs aid refugees; finance improvements in sanitation and water, primary education, energy and counterterrorism; and underwrite exchanges between foreign students and professionals and their American counterparts.
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Mark Harris repeatedly denied that he knew of any wrongdoing by Mr. Dowless or his associates, which his campaign spent tens of thousands of dollars to underwrite.
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Artists have accused the mayor of relying on economic and real estate investment firms to underwrite her Cultural Plan in a way that disrespects the city's heritage.
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And get this ... Britney made a deal with the dating service, which will underwrite the music video, and in return she's gonna do something with Bumble ... hmmm.
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The license enables JPMorgan to underwrite debt financing instruments issued by non-financial entities, including commercial papers, medium-term notes and other instruments approved by regulators, it said.
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"We will see a growing trend of buyers that are going to want to underwrite their own deals, as it makes economic sense," an acquisition finance head said.
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It said in a statement that it aims to complete the share issue in the second quarter and that it has banks standing by to underwrite the deal.
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Efforts to create an Islamic bank with the balance sheet to underwrite large infrastructure deals dates back more than a decade, but previous efforts have failed to materialize.
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Gorman, whose investment bankers are expected to underwrite Uber's IPO this year, said the shutdown not only impacts the IPO market, but also the momentum in the economy.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's upper house of parliament approved on Wednesday a government request to borrow up to 20 billion euros ($20.8 billion) to underwrite the country's troubled banks.
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"A new business gaining traction in insurance is challenging; it's unlikely you can underwrite yourself at the outset so you have to take a patient approach," she says.
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Spotify's direct listing will let investors and employees sell shares without the company raising new capital or hiring a Wall Street bank or broker to underwrite the offering.
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The flow amounted to about $130m a year—not much by South Korean standards, but a fortune for the North and enough to help underwrite its nuclear dabbling.
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The majority of U.S. landlords would sign managed agreements with the right partner but banks are still trying to understand how to underwrite coworking's income stream, he said.
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The direct listing will let investors and employees sell shares without the company raising new capital or hiring a Wall Street bank or broker to underwrite the offering.
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Commercial banks, on the other hand, are being asked to hold more low-yielding RCF paper and underwrite less of the TLB business, which is squeezing their returns.
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If U.S. exporters can lock in at least a few long-term contracts with Chinese buyers, those deals could underwrite investment in new U.S. export capacity, he added.
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Dr. Ghali approached Willis-Knighton Health System President James K. Elrod, who agreed to provide housing and have the health system underwrite the cost of the hospital stay.
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Individuals who trade, advise or underwrite on behalf of a registered dealer or act as the ultimate designated person of a registered firm are also required to register.
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The sloppy work from the 15 unnamed sponsors, as investment banks and securities firms that underwrite listings are called, caused billions of dollars in investment losses, he said.
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Unlike rating agencies, which are paid by issuers to rate the securities, or banks, which underwrite and sell them, the independents have only one role: to analyze bonds.
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That is, ending the practice of making ordinary American taxpayers continue to underwrite national flood insurance for sometimes richer Americans who choose to build homes in flood areas.
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National deposit insurance schemes are in place in EU states to underwrite savings of up to 100,000 euros ($114,040) if domestic lenders fail, as required by EU rules.
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Bush recognized that basic research was too risky and too distant from product development for the private sector to underwrite, but that it would ultimately pay enormous dividends.
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Adam Neumann's millions of dollars in personal loans from three banks — which have also signed up to underwrite WeWork's initial public offering — are a sign of the times.
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For years there have been deliberate efforts to make the maze of student aid more complex for students and less accountable to the American taxpayers who underwrite it.
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MILAN (Reuters) - The Cariverona foundation has still not made up its mind whether it will underwrite the 13 billion euro ($13.6 billion) rights issue of Italy's UniCredit (CRDI.
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German blue-chip companies could agree to underwrite a bigger rights issue, picking up the so-called rump left behind if Deutsche Bank shareholders opted not to participate.
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France's Ryder Cup initiative was put to a vote of federation members, with 0003 percent voting in favor of paying a €3 surcharge to help underwrite the competition.
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These critics have said a ruling in favor of the plaintiffs would require taxpayers to underwrite religious institutions - despite the U.S. Constitution's prohibition on government establishment of religion.
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And, finally, taxpayers effectively underwrite the company through subsidies and Walmart workers' reliance on food stamps, health care and other support because their paychecks don't cover basic needs.
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After a bruising downturn, shareholders are looking to get a cut of improved profits and asset sale proceeds rather than underwrite acquisitions, those involved in these deals say.
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Esper, speaking in front of a Patriot missile battery where he was meeting U.S. troops, said Saudi Arabia had agreed to help underwrite the deployment to the kingdom.
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Do you underwrite the Shia militias in Iraq or do you allow your people to have the opportunity to live the life they want and grow your economy?
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It has given money to schools and other venues that host "Jihad," while the Belgian government has spent 153,000 euros (about $54,000) to underwrite tours of the play.
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In a new report Fitch says that without passporting rights, UK insurers wishing to underwrite risks from the EEA would need to set up entities in the EEA.
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The Mexican group had been approached about a possible rights issue prior to the Santander sale, and Deutsche Bank and Barclays had said they would underwrite a fundraising.
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Liberal-National coalition ** Proposes A$500 million to underwrite home loan deposits for 10,000 first-home buyers, who do not have a 20% deposit that most banks require.
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In the 1920s, Armand Hammer, the future head of Occidental Petroleum, used money derived from Soviet concessions to underwrite The Daily Worker and fund communist operations in Europe.
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In May 2013, according to the Times , she appeared on local television to announce that Coke had pledged $3.8 million to underwrite a number of exercise-related programs.
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Many firms now fund schemes such as planting forests to offset emissions, but shareholders and authorities want companies to underwrite the direct addition of new renewable generation to grids.
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The banks making the loan include J.P. Morgan, Citigroup, Bank of America and Morgan Stanley, all of whom probably want to underwrite Airbnb's eventual (and presumably very lucrative) IPO.
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HOUSING Liberal-National coalition * Proposes A$500 million to underwrite home loan deposits for 10,000 first-home buyers, who do not have a 20% deposit that most banks require.
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SAO PAULO, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Brazilian logistics operator Rumo SA has hired five banks to help underwrite an upcoming share sale, according to a securities filing late on Sunday.
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The Bradley brothers, Harry and Lynde, used proceeds from the merger of their family electronics firm with Rockwell International to underwrite a whole array of publishing and research ventures.
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There is no hiding that public health-insurance schemes require the rich to subsidise the poor, the young to subsidise the old and the healthy to underwrite the sick.
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Many firms now fund schemes such as planting forests to offset emissions, but shareholders and authorities want companies to underwrite the direct addition of new renewable generation to grids.
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Saudi Oil Minister Khalid Al-Falih warned last week at the CERAWeek by IHS Markit conference that the kingdom would not underwrite other producers' investments at its own expense.
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"We're not going back to the days when they could underwrite you, say, 'Oh yeah, we'll cover you, it'll just be so expensive you can't afford it,' " Walden said.
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But private equity firms are now reducing the amount of RCFs that investment banks have to provide and giving them a bigger share of the more profitable TLB underwrite.
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At this point, Goldman analysts say fundamental supply and demand will have to drive further gains — and they're not yet sure whether the figures will underwrite a further rally.
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What's changing though is that the old regime of big banks charging large fees to underwrite an IPO is crumbling and being replaced by a robust set of alternatives.
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Atlante (Italian for Atlas, a mythical giant who supported the sky) will underwrite the whole €1.5 billion issue, leaving it the owner of almost all of the troubled lender.
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Since 2012, the F.D.A. has required drug companies that produce so-called long-acting opioids — drugs like OxyContin, fentanyl and methadone — to underwrite voluntary educational courses on the medications.
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Credit Suisse was mandated to underwrite several Ally ABS bonds last year but has not been on any of its deals so far in 2016, according to IFR data.
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Bank of America Corp, Banco do Brasil SA, Banco Bradesco SA, Banco Itaú BBA SA, JPMorgan Chase & Co, Morgan Stanley and Santander Brasil SA will also underwrite the transaction.
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Besides shining a spotlight on the disease, it's crucial that wealthy nations like the United States continue to pony up generously to underwrite what must be a global effort.
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"Things were so bad at the end of the year that it was hard to underwrite a high-yield bond, much less a second-lien debt," the banker said.
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Bail agents and the surety companies that jointly underwrite immigration bail bonds usually require them to be at least 80 percent secured by the immigrants and any co-signers.
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"While we think it's too early to really underwrite the Bull case for XPO, it's worth noting the potential," Citi's logistics-equity team wrote in the November 12 note.
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Tuesday saw also the U.S. Federal Reserve step in again to ease funding stress among corporates by reopening its Commercial Paper Funding Facility to underwrite short-term corporate loans.
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At the New Museum in Manhattan, another wealthy oligarch, Leonid Mikhelson, helped underwrite a 2011 exhibition through his foundation, which is dedicated to the appreciation of Russian contemporary art.
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Zurich Insurance Group AG is more likely to underwrite firms that have added network features to prevent attacks from spreading through systems, said its chief risk officer, Peter Giger.
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"The federal government and taxpayers shouldn't be required to underwrite the cost of somebody's special event, whether it's a concert, wedding, or gathering of some sort," Mike Litterst said.
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The money, to be paid into a cash trust over eight years, will be used to underwrite the costs of opioid addiction treatments and related efforts across the country.
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As a result, insurers in the survey said they have raised premiums as much as 25% over the past year for the industries they are still willing to underwrite.
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Bail agents and the surety companies that jointly underwrite immigration bail bonds usually require them to be at least 80 percent secured by the immigrants and any co-signers.
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He has pointedly refused any international help — although some donors may well note that because they underwrite most of Afghanistan's budget, it is arguably international money in the end.
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First responders need to carry naloxone to reverse overdose and taxpayers need to underwrite a massive expansion in treatment — costing closer to $85033 billion per year than $1 billion.
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Goldman Sachs (Asia) is KKR's financial adviser, while Goldman Sachs Bank USA has agreed to underwrite and arrange debt financing to the consortium for the deal, the companies said.
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JP Morgan is leading the corporate leveraged loan, which is the largest-ever sole underwrite of an institutional term loan for a European company, one of the sources said.
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Yes, Germany is pleased to let the U.S. underwrite its security while spending only 22014 percent of GDP on defense — very far from its NATO commitment of 6.73 percent.
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In a statement, the National Treasury said it had hired Citigroup Inc, HSBC Holdings Plc and Morgan Stanley to underwrite the reopening of its 5.625 percent Global 2047 bond.
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The Fund, which maintains a 25% stake, also agreed to underwrite the €400m Tier 2 bond so long as Novo Banco had made a "best effort" to place the notes.
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And don't public museums now allow large galleries to put on scholarly shows that the latter essentially get to curate, so long as the galleries agree to underwrite the costs?
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Starting or investing in these types of businesses is particularly difficult because one has to underwrite the success of the current generation of products while continually anticipating consumer's future preferences.
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Bankers have been working on repricings on a best-efforts basis rather than an underwrite, meaning there is no financial loss if the aggressive asks are not met by investors.
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The people said Carrefour hired the investment-banking units of JPMorgan Chase & Co, Bank of America Corp, Itaú Unibanco Holding SA and Goldman Sachs Group Inc to underwrite the offering.
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"We will be urging our government to underwrite the cost of these tariffs that are the result of a dispute that has nothing to do with our industry," Mansell said.
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In reality, the terms of the deal mean Bombardier could pay Airbus to take over by agreeing to underwrite $700 million of risks related to cost overruns in coming years.
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In a direct listing, unlike an IPO, banks do not underwrite the offering, and no new shares are sold, so the company does not receive any additional money for operations.
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However, extending the cuts will highlight divisions between Russia, where partly private companies produce oil, and OPEC members like Saudi Arabia, where state-owned energy companies underwrite the nation's budget.
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Eisenach, who joined Trump as an adviser during his campaign, advocated against network neutrality during the most recent rulemaking process and has received payments from Verizon to underwrite his work.
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ROME, Dec 21 (Reuters) - Italy's upper house of parliament approved on Wednesday a government request to borrow up to 20 billion euros ($20.8 billion) to underwrite the country's troubled banks.
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The IPO is looking to drum up cash for a government that aims to significantly reduce its budget deficit and underwrite an ambitious plan to diversify its economy beyond oil.
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UK residential mortgage lending is primarily originated through intermediaries - although all building societies continue to underwrite loans in-house - meaning competition for new mortgage lending is largely based on price.
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Beyond that bit of economizing, the News Deeply sites depend on sponsors from the the philanthropic, strategic and corporate worlds to underwrite a lot of the journalism that's being done.
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Now, he said, some of the contracts are likely to be re-tendered and the government will likely need to underwrite some of the contracts to keep the services running.
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Much of that money paid for the boom and helped underwrite research like a study published in the journal Scientific Reports, which quantified the full extent of the garbage patch.
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Mr. Diller, the chairman of IAC/InterActive Corporation, had enlisted Hollywood friends to create an ambitious program that he and his wife, the fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg, would underwrite.
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Such data can also be used to underwrite policies more accurately priced to a customer's particular risk level, as opposed to other insurtechs' methods of largely relying on BMV records.
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More recently, the Münter Foundation, the Ernst von Siemens Art Foundation and the Cultural Foundation of the German Federal States had offered to help underwrite a reimbursement for the heirs.
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Although deals with leverage above 6.0 times receive extra scrutiny, regulators still allow banks to underwrite highly-leveraged loans if they can show that the debt can be repaid quickly.
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Credit Agricole CIB, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have underwritten a €2bn-equiavlent term loan and will also underwrite a €750m rights issue to refinance part of the committed financing.
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They would be free to pocket some or all of that cash, spend it to spiff up the dining room or use it to underwrite $2 margaritas at happy hour.
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A total 17 banks had bid to underwrite the so-called qualified institutional placement, for which SBI will pay a nominal fee of one rupee, IFR, a Thomson Reuters publication, reported.
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These insurtechs are already competing with legacy players in a sense that they operate as carriers, meaning that they are fully licensed and don't need incumbent insurers to underwrite their policies.
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Eisenach is known as an anti-regulatory zealot, who has been criticized for advocating against net neutrality as a think-tank scholar while receiving funds from Verizon to underwrite his work.
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Ted Cruz has the perfect solution on how to pay for Donald Trump's border wall ... pass a law to use El Chapo's billions and loot from other lords to underwrite construction.
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Barclays, BBVA, Commerzbank, HSBC and Societe Generale have agreed to join the consortium of banks that has committed to pre-underwrite the Tuscan bank's capital increase, Il Sole 24 Ore reported.
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No income tax states like Florida, Texas, and Tennessee put taxpayers first while liberal strongholds like New York and California want the rest of us to underwrite their free-spending ways.
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Then it would set up a conference at a prestigious scientific institute through a cutout, typically a businessman, who would underwrite the symposium with $500,000 to $2 million in agency funds.
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Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has wisely barred the use of American aid to underwrite Pakistan's purchase of eight F-16 jet fighters.
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Banks are cautious to underwrite sterling as the buyer base has reduced dramatically, aside from a few natural sterling buyers such as Prudential M&G, the UK investment and life business.
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WeWork CEO Adam Neumann's millions of dollars in personal loans from three banks — which have also signed up to underwrite his company's initial public offering — are a sign of the times.
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In May 2006, a supervisor is quoted as warning a senior trader that a loan originator would underwrite loans to anyone with "half a pulse", according to the statement of facts.
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These tax revenues could be recycled back into the American economy or the proceeds to our treasury used directly to help underwrite the 10 percent tax cut for the middle class.
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"I think that while second-lien will continue to play a big roll, but the Triple C bond underwrite sounds like it could be coming back first," the second banker said.
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A person familiar with the deal said the underwrite contains a step up in pricing over time, however, providing banks with some cushion relative to where the market was in January.
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It was Farhadi's first feature film about his own social milieu and the first to draw on his deep theatrical background — qualities that would underwrite the sequence of masterpieces that followed.
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Mutual of Omaha, the insurance company, had advertised on a previous show featuring Mr. Perkins called "Zoo Parade," and it agreed to underwrite a new show that ventured into the wild.
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That you would give people money if they were making sensible choices doesn't mean that you're ignoring their right to manage their own affairs when you decline to underwrite foolish ones.
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While Otting's statement appeared to give banks carte blanche to underwrite more aggressive deals, regulated banks are still treading cautiously, although they are gradually increasing the leverage that they are offering.
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And, conversely, if Sanders wins the nomination, will Bloomberg, Tom Steyer and other liberal billionaires stick to their promises to underwrite Democrats' efforts to unseat Trump as well as other Republicans?
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Plaintiffs in cases funded by Legalist, a litigation finance firm that uses machine learning technology to source and underwrite investments, have collectively recovered more than $500 million in damages, it said.
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Aides were reportedly concerned that Trump would make promises he couldn't carry out, underwrite policies the U.S. has been opposed to or make a diplomatic mistake that could threaten an alliance.
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And an ambitious executive needed a close relationship with Mr. Gulen, along with a willingness to help underwrite his movement, estimated to be worth at least $0003 billion at its peak.
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The kingdom planned to use the funds to expand its sovereign wealth fund, the Public Investment Fund, and underwrite the crown prince's Vision 2030, a blueprint to diversify the nation's economy.
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They offer an array of financial products and services; they underwrite stock and bond offerings; they facilitate mergers and acquisitions; and they serve large international corporations that power the global economy.
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Ted Cruz's campaign is paying a $35,000 fine to the Federal Election Commission for failing to accurately report more than $1 million in loans that helped underwrite his first Senate bid.
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He describes not ditching business generated by mortgage brokers — who set the terms on home loans and then came to the bank to underwrite them — as "the worst thing we missed".
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It would be unjust to lock the people on the island into a commitment to underwrite these costs to guarantee payments to bondholders in exchange for a meaningless reduction in debt.
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Mueller also indicted Yevgeny Prigozhin, a Russian businessman known as "Putin's chef" who is believed to underwrite the troll operation through his company Concord Consulting, which was also indicted by Mueller.
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Italy's main financial institutions agreed last week to set up Atlas with a war chest of up to 6 billion euros to underwrite capital increases at weak banks and buy bad loans.
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Four out of the five staple financing banks were mandated to underwrite around €1.1bn of debt financing to back Partners Group and PSP Investments' buyout of European medical laboratory services operator Cerba.
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China planned to grant British banks licenses to underwrite so-called panda bonds issued in China, and to gradually relax foreign ownership restrictions for fund managers and life insurance firms, Hammond added.
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Pinterest, the search and discovery startup valued at $12 billion, interviewed some bankers last week hoping to underwrite its initial public offering later this year, according to people familiar with the matter.
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And from the wreckage of world War II, we built a post-war architecture, system of alliances and institutions to underwrite freedom and oppose Soviet totalitarianism and to help poorer countries develop.
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JOHANNESBURG, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Bailed-out South African lender African Bank Ltd (Abil) appointed Guardrisk Life on Monday to underwrite its new insurance products after its agreement with Standard General Insurance lapsed.
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But unable to stop that surge, Democrats quickly acquiesced to the new reality — taking corporate donations for congressional races, setting up dark money Super PACs, and allowing lobbyists to underwrite their conventions.
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America and its allies have supported it since the 1970s by helping underwrite the secure flow of oil, keeping sea lanes open and supporting stable regimes (however odious) in the Middle East.
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Guterres must take control of the U.N. or he may have to look for new funders beyond the U.S. to underwrite the travesty and folly that his international organization is descending into.
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"We expect that even with a hard Brexit we will still be able to underwrite our British business," Chief Executive Officer Ulrich Wallin said on Wednesday at the company's annual general meeting.
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The company will only have to bear losses of up to $40 million before its retrocession cover - when a reinsurance company has other reinsurers underwrite part of its insurance risk - kicks in.
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I THINK IT IS GETTING STRETCHED, BUT IF YOU'RE VERY CAREFUL IN HOW YOU UNDERWRITE BOTH THE PERSON, THE CAR – IF IT'S A LEASE, THE LEASE RESIDUAL, YOU'RE GOING TO BE OKAY.
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Uber, which has recently been trying to appease its drivers, has secured a $1 billion loan in a deal led by Goldman Sachs to underwrite new car leases for drivers, Bloomberg reports.
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Tsur says that Planck Re's clients generally use it to help underwrite insurance for small to medium-sized businesses, including business owner policies, which cover property and liability risks, and workers' compensation.
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Investors are pleased with all three, in varying degrees, with growing conviction that Britain will vote to stay in the EU particularly helping to underwrite a recent rally in riskier assets worldwide.
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What's happening, we ultimately discovered, is that Europe's farm subsidies are being used to prop up oligarchs, underwrite Mafia-style land grabs and create a modern spin on a corrupt feudal system.
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And from the wreckage of World War II, we built a postwar web, architecture, system of alliances and institutions to underwrite freedom and oppose Soviet totalitarianism and to help poorer countries develop.
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In a traditional initial public offering, banks underwrite the offering, meaning they set an offering price, and buy or sell shares during the initial selling to keep prices from being too volatile.
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It initially proved impossible to find an established insurance company to underwrite the project, and so an obscure insurance company in Crimea took on more than three billion dollars in potential risk.
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"The only way out of this doom loop is essentially for the central bank to step in and underwrite the entire pension system — the private sector, and the state sector," he said.
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After that, the board members required the utility to underwrite an independent study on the effects of the leak on local residents and imposed additional monitoring and reporting requirements on the utility.
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The Dallas Museum of Art exhibition "Jackson Pollock: Blind Spots," which ends on Sunday, March 20, has two Pollock works on loan from the foundation, which donated $40,000 to underwrite the show.
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Heritage had helped organize and underwrite the anti-tax, anti-government — and, most of all, anti-Obama — movement, even creating a lobbying organization, Heritage Action, to help harness the energy it unleashed.
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Investors will be but an hour's train ride from Brussels, where you can militate for greater subsidies, while at the same time failing to pay the corporation tax that would underwrite those.
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"Interest rates are lower and oil prices are weaker, all combining for easier financial conditions ... policymakers have demonstrated a willingness to underwrite any demand weakness stemming from trade war concerns," Goldman said.
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Turkish Airlines and the Ministry of Culture and Tourism agreed to underwrite the $7 million purse and the following year it became an official stroke-play event with a 78-man field.
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Some of the international banks hired to underwrite the deal have instead taken on secondary roles, with the I.P.O. share sales being overseen by two Saudi banks and the British bank HSBC.
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Italy's main financial institutions agreed on Monday to set up Atlas with a war chest of up to 6 billion euros to underwrite capital increases of weak banks and buy bad loans.
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You can either have advertisers underwrite the thing and people show up for free or mostly for free, or you can ask people to pay a lot of money to show up.
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In a filing to the Australian Securities Exchange on Thursday, Arafura said that Noble's rare earths subsidiary Talaxis would underwrite A$7.2 million of a A$23.2 million ($13 million) share offering.
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If you don't have a direction of time to distinguish the initial from the final state and to underwrite these causal locutions, I'm not quite sure how the explanations are supposed to go.
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If Illinois and other coal-producing states were to revoke Peabody's self bonds, the cash-strapped company might need private financing to underwrite about $1.38 billion in liabilities not now backed by collateral.
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Fridman's investment fund said it was committed to subscribe its pro-rata share and to underwrite a capital increase of 500 million euros to achieve a viable long-term capital structure for DIA.
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The founders wanted to ensure that laws would command broad consensual approval: two powerful houses of Congress and the president had to agree on them, the Supreme Court had to underwrite their constitutionality.
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It asked banks for financing proposals in January and has now appointed six banks to underwrite an all senior leveraged loan financing that will launch for syndication to investors shortly, the sources said.
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Officials injected taxpayer money to stabilize Fannie and it's sibling Freddie which were conceived by Washington to promote home ownership and had helped underwrite a share of the easy-to-get subprime loans.
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Rio would subscribe for its 68.4% entitlement of new shares, but had also offered to underwrite the balance of the offer in the event that the company is unable to get alternative underwriters.
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The banking syndicate has committed, subject to customary conditions, to firmly underwrite the new registered shares to be issued as part of the capital raising announced by the Zurich-based bank on Wednesday.
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It also leverages technology like machine learning alongside traditional financial data and other alternative and proprietary data sources in order to underwrite a larger population — including those who may be new to credit.
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"Home Capital's strong assets, its ability to originate and underwrite well-performing mortgages, and its leading position in a growing market sector make this a very attractive investment," Buffett said in a statement.
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I would not be remotely surprised if this particular thread of our story ended with him flouncing out, talks at a deadlock, and blaming Mrs May for failing sufficiently to underwrite his fantasies.
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King Salman bin Abdulaziz is expected to hand the throne to the crown prince soon, and Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter, is seeking foreign investment to underwrite its economic transformation plan.
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The Suzanne Deal Booth Art Prize will underwrite a solo exhibition for the winning artist — along with a publication and public programming — at the museum's downtown Jones Center or its outdoor sculpture park.
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Nine banks, including JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch, Citigroup, HSBC Holdings, PLC, Credit Suisse Group AG, and two domestic investment banks, were chosen to underwrite the listing, the Journal reported.
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The Atlante fund was set up this month to help weaker banks raise capital on the market and will fully underwrite the upcoming 1.76-billion euro capital increase by Banca Popolare di Vicenza.
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To underwrite the station, New York Central Railroad created more than a dozen parcels over the train yards and tracks, stretching from 42nd to 50th Street and bounded by Lexington and Madison Avenues.
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He doesn't see a world in which the company would offer its own mortgage products (at least, not yet), and instead wants to focus on perfecting the data models that underwrite its guarantee.
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Gafisa and Tenda had hired the investment banking units of Itaú Unibanco Holding SA, Banco Bradesco SA, Banco do Brasil SA, Banco Votorantim SA and Bank of America Corp to underwrite the offering.
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He personally took on about $270,000 in loans and credit card debt to underwrite costs of the trip, including the custom construction of his 20-foot boat, Lucille, named after his father's mother.
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It will underwrite your apprenticeship, and help you uncouple your artistic aspirations from financial expectation, so you can write what you feel called to write without worrying about whether it will make money.
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My focus was singularly on the work that we have done, effective work, to recover from what the Obama administration has done, which is to underwrite the world's largest state sponsor of terror.
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The money would underwrite a grant for the Department of Public Safety to test what are commonly called "rape kits," which consist of evidence samples including hair, semen, fabric fibers and skin cells.
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Its profits helped underwrite a broad agenda of racial equality, equal pay for women and an unbeatable offer of great wages and something close to lifetime employment, all in return for unswerving loyalty.
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The issue first came up in May, when President Donald Trump said he might support a gas tax increase to underwrite investments in U.S. infrastructure, a statement the White House later walked back.
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Europe is an even more flagrant case where the U.S. appears willing to bear annual trade deficits of $170 billion, and a much larger amount of military spending to underwrite the continent's security.
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The plan was the cornerstone of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's effort to substantially expand Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund and underwrite an ambitious plan dubbed Vision 2030 to diversify the nation's economy.
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The regulation's centerpiece was its requirement that lenders underwrite most loans by verifying borrowers' income and debts to determine whether they could afford to pay the loans back while meeting other financial obligations.
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But many Jewish leaders have endorsed the fees, saying they help to underwrite a highly professional introduction to artifacts that teach people who cannot travel to Auschwitz about the human capacity for evil.
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As the reservoir began to fill, some 24 major monuments were either moved to safer locations or relocated to museums in Western countries that had helped underwrite the $19673 million UNESCO-sponsored effort.
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Dan Shapiro, a U.S. ambassador to Israel in the Obama administration, believes the administration must soon spell out its peace plan if it hopes to get Arab states to underwrite large-scale Gaza projects.
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Goldman Sachs' upgrade of Tesla stock, just hours before the electric car maker revealed it also had tapped the investment bank to underwrite a $1.7 billion stock sale, already has drawn plenty of critics.
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"Underwriting syndicates exist to provide the capacity to assume risk and to underwrite large capital raisings, and have operated successfully in Australia in this manner for decades," the New York-headquartered investment bank said.
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Specifically, he wants them to protect the public from harmful content (such as videos of massacres), ensure the integrity of elections, guarantee that users can move their data between services, and underwrite users' privacy.
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It has not agreed to underwrite the debt, and WeWork wants to see how much debt can be raised without leading to a dilution for existing shareholders before making a decision, the source added.
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Not when the mission of those schools is to protect and nurture young minds—as opposed to harming them—and not when taxpayer dollars are being spent to underwrite a potential public health problem.
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ABUJA, Dec 14 (Reuters) - Nigeria's parliament is resisting an attempt to underwrite the private companies that run the country's power sector with public money, saying they need to improve the "abysmal" service they provide.
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She said that another of her sisters, Katherine Nicole Nunnally of Newark, has for 15 years been leading a program to mentor young women and will now have the money to fully underwrite it.
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The move will underwrite the purchase of more ships, jet fighters, helicopters and other big-ticket weapons that the Pentagon didn't request and will keep the Army from falling below 480,000 active-duty troops.
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Hamada said he was opposed to the idea of institutionalising "helicopter money" in Japan, or revising the law so that the BOJ can directly underwrite government debt instead of buying them from the market.
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Rio, the world's second-biggest listed miner, also said it will fully underwrite ERA's A$476 million ($326.30 million) equity fundraising, after the uranium miner failed to secure someone else willing to do so.
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In Washington, the Senate passed a bill on Thursday that would authorize funds for states to underwrite addiction treatment services and prescription monitoring databases, though it did not provide immediate money for the measures.
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Whether the city can afford to underwrite so much of the cost remains to be seen, but some riders, especially those who are refugees from the delay-plagued subway, have already become enamored regulars.
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He and his wife helped underwrite the exhibition "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination," handing over a check that two sources close to the museum said was in the ballpark of $20173 million.
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Several oligarchs, or the companies they control, help underwrite the operations of the Mariinsky Theater, which coordinates cultural activities for several troupes that regularly tour in the West, including the world famous Mariinsky Orchestra.
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We also look at how Senator Elizabeth Warren wooed wealthy donors for years, stockpiling money from fund-raisers, and has used $10.4 million from her 2018 Senate race to underwrite her presidential bid. 6.
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The initiation fees, as well as annual dues and related club and resort revenue, help underwrite improvements to the courses, Eric Trump said, contending that Trump policies are not unlike those of other clubs.
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" For his part, Mr. Buffett said: "Home Capital's strong assets, its ability to originate and underwrite well-performing mortgages, and its leading position in a growing market sector make this a very attractive investment.
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Other prime targets for secondary sanctions include financial institutions that provide services to North Korean banks, shipping lines that call at North Korean ports and insurers that underwrite cargoes to and from North Korea.
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Doug Ducey (R) also called for the state to underwrite the cost of keeping the Grand Canyon open, and nonprofit organizations are funding Pearl Harbor in Hawaii for the time being, according to Traveller.com.
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In 20153, for example, Jain's unit at Berkshire agreed to underwrite a policy for PepsiCo, "offering protection for a sweepstakes that potentially paid out a $1 billion top prize," The Wall Street Journal reports.
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Morgan Stanley, the investment bank, added an unspecified financial contribution from the company's charitable foundation to help underwrite a study assessing the benefits of low-emission biomass-burning stoves on pneumonia rates and birthweight.
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In effect the money "saved" within the 10 year budget window by making those individual cuts temporary helped to underwrite the cost of making the corporate/pass though side permanent (2) Carried interest provision.
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No IPO means there are no investment banks to underwrite and price the offering, meaning the public markets will essentially be the only thing determining what Spotify shares will be worth when they start trading.
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UniCredit has signed a preliminary contract to underwrite the cash call for up to 1.5 billion euros but can hardly afford to end up with a big stake in a weak bank, the sources said.
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The Italian government is seeking parliamentary approval to borrow $20.7 billion to underwrite the stability of its wobbly banking sector, starting with a likely bailout of its No. 3 lender as early as this week.
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With banks reluctant to underwrite small resource projects and risk appetite among sharemarket investors low, the smaller companies are turning increasingly to what could loosely be termed wealthy investors and to some extent, private equity.
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Smaller regional banks that actually hold the majority of deposits in America have not had access to these high-yield assets, as they do not have the infrastructure to underwrite these loans on their own.
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In addition to the various disclosure proposals, the SEC also proposed a measure that would require brokers who underwrite municipal bonds to ask municipalities for additional disclosures related to bank loans and other financial obligations.
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"Home Capital's strong assets, its ability to originate and underwrite well-performing mortgages, and its leading position in a growing market sector make this a very attractive investment," said Warren Buffett, Berkshire chairman and CEO.
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There are myriad reasons behind how and why that's true, but that larger truth begins to underwrite itself in a prospect's life from the very second he or she signs a National Letter of Intent.
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Japanese markets have risen this month on speculation that authorities, battling to revive an economy dogged by decades of anemic inflation, will resort to using helicopter money, possibly issuing perpetual bonds to underwrite public debt.
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Dow Chemical — which recently requested that the Administration turn a blind eye to a report finding pesticides damaging to thousands of critically threatened or endangered species — donated $1 million to help underwrite Trump's inaugural festivities.
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Suncorp has "materially" cut its investment in fossil fuels, including thermal coal, and does not "directly invest in, finance or underwrite new thermal coal mining extraction projects," the company said in a statement to Reuters.
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And we find it hard to argue with the accelerated pace of subscriber additions as the conceptual proof of its capital allocation decision, and we also expect the Street to continue to underwrite the investments.
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Sky, who now goes by 8ky, is trying to drop his new solo LP but says Redfoo's lawyers fired off a letter saying he gets zero LMFAO royalties ... money he needs to underwrite his album.
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If regulators revoke Peabody Energy's right to the subsidy, known as "self bonding," the cash-strapped company may need private financing to underwrite roughly $1.38 billion in liabilities that do not now have concrete backing.
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"Forcing states to provide cash to build church property could open the floodgates to programs that coerce taxpayers to underwrite religion," said Daniel Mach, director of the ACLU's program on freedom of religion and belief.
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Mr Ghizzoni was heavily criticised when UniCredit agreed to underwrite Banca Popolare di Vicenza's disastrous capital-raising, which ended with a government-orchestrated rescue from a fund backed by it and other Italian financial firms.
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Those options would provide more electricity and more jobs for less money, and achieve real greenhouse gas reductions far better and far faster than the decades-old nuclear plants these zero-emissions credits will underwrite.
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And although single-payer health care would be far less costly overall, it would be paid for by taxes — the most visible form of sacrifice — rather than by the implicit levies that underwrite employer coverage.
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Presidents from both parties have used US power to underwrite and maintain what's called the "liberal international order," which basically means the set of economic and political rules and values that help the world function.
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The company has mandated three Bahrain-based banks – National Bank of Bahrain, Bank ABC and Gulf International Bank – to underwrite the facility, which is now being syndicated to the wider bank market, said the sources.
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The company has mandated three Bahrain-based banks – National Bank of Bahrain, Bank ABC and Gulf International Bank – to underwrite the facility, which is now being syndicated to the wider bank market, said the sources.
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To underwrite their efforts, they have set up a foundation for supporters to help buy abandoned plots of land that will sustain traditional mixed agriculture; those who donate receive cases of wine and olive oil.
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It has hired Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase to help underwrite the initial offering, said the people briefed on the matter, who asked not to be identified because they were not authorized to speak publicly.
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Grants from the bloc have contributed to an aquatic center and a university campus, and helped underwrite a business center that assists aspiring software entrepreneurs, though these amenities are not always within reach for residents.
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Georgetown's founders, prohibited by the rules of their faith from charging students tuition, planned to underwrite school operations in large part with slave sales and plantation profits, to which there was apparently no ecclesiastical objection.
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But shortly after the passage of that law, the bail bond industry, and the insurance companies that underwrite their bonds, raised more than $2000 million to fund a ballot referendum that put everything on hold.
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Japanese markets have risen this month on speculation that authorities, battling to revive an economy dogged by decades of anaemic inflation, will resort to using helicopter money, possibly issuing perpetual bonds to underwrite public debt.
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The Bush administration spent over $220006 million to boost their favored candidate in the 2202 Ukraine election, including "helping to underwrite exit polls indicating he won a disputed runoff election," according to the Associated Press.
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Traditionally, sellers entered into long-term contracts with customers, an arrangement that allowed them to underwrite investments in the massive facilities that process natural gas and ship it abroad in its super-chilled liquid form.
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Mr. Diller, the chairman of IAC/InterActive Corporation, and his wife, the fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg, had agreed to underwrite the undulating island park and cultural hub at the foot of West 13th Street.
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So if I keep my savings with Bank A but want to leverage them to underwrite a mortgage with Fintech B, as a consumer I can now leverage my own data to access more products.
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Debenhams said Sports Direct needed to either make a firm offer for the group, underwrite a rights issue, or provide debt funding if it wanted to prevent Debenhams' ownership falling into the hands of lenders.
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NEW YORK, March 28 (IFR) - Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan have teamed up for the first time since the crisis to underwrite a conduit commercial mortgage bond by themselves, according to investors and syndicate sources.
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In the letter, Cordeiro said U.S. Soccer was offering to underwrite the new event and guarantee each nation — and both confederations — millions of dollars in appearance fees, subsidized travel and bonuses for each point earned.
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A direct listing mainly eliminates the need for a Wall Street bank or broker to underwrite an IPO along with many associated fees and could change the way companies approach selling shares to the public.
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"No one before us disputes that the mandate compels Hobby Lobby and Mardel to underwrite payments for drugs or devices that can have the effect of destroying a fertilized human egg," he wrote in a concurrence.
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But the Chinese exclusion laws also put into place the national security and plenary principles that give vast powers to the executive in immigration matters, principles that underwrite our entire immigration system and justify discriminatory measures.
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"It's smart business to underwrite an inexpensive debt deal at this point to make sure they're locked in," said Scott Orn, chief operating officer of Kruze Consulting, a firm that provides financial services to start-ups.
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"We have let them know that we are going to, it's not our intent to underwrite or finance military-style firearms in a go-forward basis," Anne Finucane, vice chair for Bank of America, told Bloomberg.
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Oregon lawmakers this month voted to set aside $2 million for Harney County, the location of the protest, to reimburse it for police overtime and other costs if the federal government does not underwrite those expenses.
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But she couldn't help ruminating once more over how, exactly, a system she and Arthur had designed to underwrite and extend interpersonal trust at scale had foundered on their inability to rely upon one single individual.
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This puts the startups they underwrite under pressure to get products to market quickly and generate financial returns, and makes it highly unlikely that we'll get to Level 4 or 5 with VC-backed science alone.
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Banks expected to underwrite the deal include Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Barclays, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, Mizuho, Morgan Stanley, Natwest, Nomura and RBC, although the list is not yet finalised, the sources said.
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The second and more immediate cause was Mr Ghizzoni's decision to underwrite the full €1.5 billion capital increase of Banca Popolare di Vicenza, an ailing middle-sized bank whose initial public offering failed to attract investors.
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The beverage giant agreed to fund Havelange's new soccer "development" program—which is where, in 1975, future president Sepp Blatter launched his career at FIFA—and to underwrite the exorbitant costs of the 1978 World Cup.
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The only alternative would be a Eurobond for the bloc, Constancio said, a politically unviable construction rejected by several key countries on fears that taxpayers in core countries would be forced to underwrite fiscal irresponsibility elsewhere.
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But at the table, the P5+1 yielded to Iran and agreed to the JCPOA, which was an economic lifeline that provided a windfall for Iran to underwrite its terrorist activities and illicit ballistic missile program.
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Rio Tinto is one of the few big miners willing to underwrite projects at a time when most rivals operate under austerity measures in hopes of riding out one of the worst commodity downturns in decades.
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It will also allow foreign-owned firms to provide credit-rating services in China, publish guidelines to let American firms offer electronic payment services there, and issue licenses to two American financial institutions to underwrite bonds.
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In 21.4, for example, the C.D.C. Foundation was harshly criticized for accepting $60,000 from a company that did research for the pesticide industry to underwrite a project designed to prove that two agricultural chemicals were safe.
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One night in January, I sit in the village home of Janusz Majer, 70, a burly climber who is working to obtain the $23,000 in government and private financing needed to underwrite the assault on K2.
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The venture will allow HSBC to expand in the world's second-largest economy, and is central to its ambition to increase profits by allowing the bank to underwrite and trade corporate bonds in China's domestic market.
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BANCA CARIGE (shares suspended from trading) A deadline for shareholders of the Italian troubled lender to underwrite a 85-million euro cash call, which is part of a 700-million euro rescue package, expires on Friday.
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In any of those cases, the NFIP could act as a reinsurer of last resort or could provide primary insurance focuses solely on residual market risks left over from what they private insurers could not underwrite.
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Another top Biden fundraiser, John Morgan, said he's ready to give but would like to see how the super PAC spends its money and expressed concerns that his money could be used to underwrite consultant fundraisers.
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"Al-Rumaihi requested I set up a meeting between him, the Qatari government, and Steve Bannon, and to tell Steve Bannon that Qatar would underwrite all his political efforts in return for his support," Kwatinetz testified.
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When Tulsa voters helped underwrite the headquarters move with $15 million in the 2016 Vision renewal program, the fairgrounds was initially eyed as the site; but that plan skidded out last year, leading to the downtown location.
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The vote could be opposed by EU states with large public debt, such as Italy, which could see their financing costs go up if the number of banks that underwrite the issuance of their sovereign bonds decreases.
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However, investment banks deciding whether to underwrite the capital raise will wait for three or four days before making up their minds in the hope of a clearer political situation, two sources close to the matter said.
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Offering a range of insurance products makes insurtechs even stronger competitors to legacy insurers, as the latter are no longer the only players in the industry to provide and underwrite a variety of coverage within their platforms.
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The State Council's statement also indicated plans to accelerate the issuance of 26.7 trillion yuan in special bonds by local governments to underwrite investment in infrastructure, meaning the supply boost is likely to weigh on bond prices.
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Outshining the market was ailing department store chain Debenhams, which surged 13 percent after retailer Sports Direct offered to underwrite a 150 million pound rights issue in exchange for its boss Mike Ashley taking over as CEO.
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Outshining the market was ailing department store chain Debenhams, which surged 8 percent after retailer Sports Direct offered to underwrite a 150 million pound rights issue in exchange for its boss Mike Ashley taking over as CEO.
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CPS, which faces deep financial problems, argues the existing formula violates Illinois' Civil Rights Act because the state does not underwrite costs for city teacher pension payments as it does for school systems elsewhere in the state.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Having bitten the bullet on bad loans, India's state-owned banks now need to merge into half a dozen well-capitalized institutions than can underwrite economic growth, the official overseeing the sector's overhaul said.
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The three lead banks are talking to banks, including Barclays, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, HSBC and RBC, which are being offered fees to underwrite 26.0% of the loan/bond transaction and derisk the arranging banks, sources said.
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But they are aware that taking money from a giant tech company means you have to be aware that the tech company's needs and strategy can change, which means they can't expect Amazon to underwrite them forever.
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The German government is now proposing a Europe-wide "Marshall Plan for Africa" that would, among other things, shift development-aid funds to underwrite private investment and take the first steps toward lowering trade barriers into Europe.
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That figure, lower than his haul during the prior two-month fund-raising period, threatened to undermine the best case for his candidacy: that his fund-raising prowess could underwrite a strong challenge to the incumbent mayor.
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This is good news indeed for small lenders who rely so heavily on Fannie and Freddie to buy the mortgages they underwrite, freeing them to repeat the process rather than hold the loans on their balance sheets.
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Last winter and spring, she transferred $10.4 million in leftover funds from her 2018 Senate campaign to underwrite her 2020 run, a portion of which was raised from the same donor class she is now running against.
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Now even Morgan Stanley, which was one of the investment banks that helped underwrite Snap's IPO, is admitting in a note this week that "Instagram is likely to be more disruptive than previously expected" to Snapchat's prospects.
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The Italian government's plan to borrow 20 billion euros to underwrite banks like Monte dei Paschi, and comments from the Bank of Italy that national and European institutions are committed to helping the sector, also soothed jittery markets.
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The most heated battle right now is in Baltimore, where another billionaire, Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank, is asking for $535 million in TIF money to help underwrite the costs of development around his company's new waterfront campus.
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Using the revenue it generates to underwrite the transition to clean energy can address this gap — though policymakers have sometimes taken a "revenue neutral" approach, returning revenue to people or businesses either through tax cuts or a check.
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By pursuing contributors and asking them to get involved in his candidacy — without actually donating money to him — Mr. Bloomberg could have the effect of dampening fund-raising for opponents who cannot underwrite their campaigns with personal wealth.
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NEW YORK (LPC) - Leverage levels for buyouts are close to pre-credit crisis levels as banks are more willing to underwrite highly leveraged deals following the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency's softened stance towards lending risk.
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Barclays, BBVA, Commerzbank, HSBC and Societe Generale have joined a consortium of banks to pre-underwrite the capital increase for Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena, one of Italy's most troubled lenders, according to Il Sole 2.63 Ore.
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Just to be clear, when we get those loans with all the heavy lifting here, we're over a 90 percent approval, meaning 90 percent of the people who go through this program that we actually underwrite the loans.
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Even as some big-name Democratic bundlers have defected to other campaigns, Biden still has access to the pool of political financiers, such as Kessler and Harpootlian, who helped underwrite the Obama-Biden ticket's successful White House campaigns.
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"The impact on savers, if a (government) intervention should take place, will be absolutely minimised or inexistent," Padoan told parliament as he requested authorisation to borrow 20 billion euros ($21 billion) to underwrite the stability of its banks.
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WePower has designed a blockchain platform that it says makes it easy for small- and medium-sized businesses to buy power from wind and solar project developers, offering standardized, digital power purchase agreements to help underwrite new projects.
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In addition, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has provisionally agreed to up to $125 million to underwrite Moderna's attempt to make a vaccine for Zika, the mosquito-borne virus linked to the birth defect microcephaly.
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In addition to the various public company disclosure proposals, the SEC also proposed a measure that would require brokers who underwrite municipal bonds to ask municipalities for additional disclosures related to bank loans, swaps and other financial obligations.
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Italy's tenth-largest bank had tried to raise capital to satisfy European regulators through a share sale, but few investors were interested, leaving a bank-rescue fund created by other Italian financial firms to underwrite the whole issue.
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The Vicenza-based lender aims to raise up to 1.76 billion euros ($1.99 billion) through the listing on the Milan bourse and a newly created bank rescue fund has committed to underwrite the bulk of the capital increase.
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Most of the critics question why taxpayers should underwrite room and board for lawmakers who earn publicly provided salaries of at least $85033,000 a year — almost three times the median salary of the average family across the country.
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"With the impairment of capital due to these catastrophe losses... the market has finally turned a corner and we are witnessing rate increases, or at least stability, across most of the classes of business we underwrite," Maloney said.
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The German banking sector has been reluctant to underwrite business deals for fear of falling foul of remaining U.S. sanctions imposed on Iran for what Washington says is Tehran's money laundering, support for terrorism and human rights abuses.
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The proposal is still pending regulatory approvals, but BDO states that controlling shareholder SM Investments Corporation will subscribe to a proportionate share of its rights, and would be willing to underwrite any rights not exercised by minority shareholders.
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In addition, Qatar's sovereign wealth fund could invest another 1 billion euros, while a consortium of banks would try to raise additional capital through a share sale on the market without committing to underwrite it, the source said.
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The will had set aside $2 million to underwrite scholarships for the grandchildren, and it gave his costumes and other household effects to the six children he recognized, a bequest thought to be worth perhaps another $2 million.
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But the White House put a question mark over those plans on Tuesday when President Trump — irate over the cutbacks — threatened to punish G.M. by ending federal tax credits that have helped underwrite that automaker's electric-vehicle fleet.
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As many carriers around the world look for cash to weather the crisis, Singapore Airlines' majority shareholder, state-fund Temasek Holdings, said it would underwrite the sale of shares and convertible bonds for up to S$15 billion.
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The lack of approval casts doubt on the status of a 12-year, $25 billion offer to underwrite the competitions from a consortium led by the Japanese conglomerate SoftBank, according to documents viewed by The New York Times.
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He said in an interview that he was willing to underwrite his campaign from a personal banking fortune estimated at $90 million, but that he was working to raise money from a mix of small and large donors.
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MI) looks set to go ahead with its deal to underwrite almost all of a 1.76 billion euro ($2 billion) share issue by smaller rival Popolare di Vicenza, two sources said, amid market concerns about a possible delay.
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Last May, Russia sold its first US dollar new issue in nearly three years, with VTB Capital acting as sole lead manager after international banks came under pressure from US and EU authorities not to underwrite the bond.
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The legislation is expected to boost Chile`s total tax haul, helping underwrite other costly measures demanded by protesters, including a guaranteed minimum wage, a pension plan overhaul and changes to the country`s public-private health system.
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More than $6900 billion for border security and new surveillance technology — funding demanded by Trump — though with restrictions, demanded by the Democrats, that the money can't underwrite new construction of the border wall Trump promised during the campaign.
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"If you're coming from a low-income country, they will go from having no insurance at all to something at the margin, and that will underwrite a very, very long growth trajectory for years and years," Treves added.
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In the film's most brutal commentary, Zama puts himself through hell not even for his own benefit, but for that of the governors and administrators who will profit off of his possible success and immediately underwrite his failure.
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Last summer, Dr. Hildreth and Patrick Johnson, Meharry's senior vice president for institutional advancement, met with Juul representatives in Washington to ask the company to help underwrite a research program which would study, among other things, e-cigarettes.
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Check to see what optional insurance you may have access to through your employer, too, since the insurance companies that service employers tend to underwrite the group of employees in total and don't ask individual workers that many questions.
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The company already had committed $1 million to help underwrite inaugural events when Trump took aim at the manufacturer this week, according to a Boeing official familiar with the planning, who requested anonymity to speak frankly about the discussions.
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Monte dei Paschi is in the process of renegotiating fees with JPMorgan and the other banks that will try to sell the bank's stock after they walked out of a deal to underwrite the share issue, sources have said.
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The 12 projects, which would add 3,818 megawatts of new power, were culled from 66 that applied for assistance under the government's plan to underwrite new generation, according to a statement from the office of Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
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However, two sources close to the matter told Reuters they believed Atlante would probably end up having to underwrite Veneto Banca's capital increase too, which could result in the fund getting a big stake in a second regional lender.
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Monte dei Paschi is in the process of renegotiating fees with JPMorgan and the other banks that will try to sell the bank's stock after they walked out of a deal to underwrite the share issue, sources have said.
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He understands the logic and feelings that underwrite your choice But he wants you to vote for Trump's Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, anyway, even if you have to hold your noses and force your hands to check that box.
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Investment banks, including Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America, will likely underwrite the deal, which is expected to raise about $500 million, but the sources said the situation could change before the deal is brought to market.
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"However, the unintended consequence was to underwrite shale activity through a bullish credit market at a time when delayed delivery of the 2011-13 capital spending boom could lead to record non-OPEC production growth in 2018," they added.
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On Monday Sports Direct said it would underwrite a 150 million pound ($196 million) rights issue at Debenhams in exchange for the CEO role for Ashley and the agreement of lenders to write off 148 million pounds of debt.
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On large amounts, these can cost less than half the price of keeping the money at the ECB and executives said banks and insurers are striking deals to underwrite holdings of 2 billion ($2.3 billion) to 4 billion euros.
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Rather, he said he hopes customers in affluent neighborhoods will understand they are helping to underwrite sales of the same nutritious meals they are eating in neighborhoods where such food is typically unavailable because no one can afford it.
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Paddock's lucrative real estate ventures, which helped underwrite his high-stakes gambling, may have also allowed him to buy tens of thousands of dollars' worth of rifles and bullets in advance of his attack in Las Vegas on Sunday.
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"I would assume they won't get involved in any more of these bail cases, but that remains to be seen," said Jeff Clayton, policy director for the American Bail Coalition, a trade group for insurance companies that underwrite bail.
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Anne Finucane, Bank of America's vice chair, told Bloomberg TV that the bank doesn't want to "underwrite or finance military-style firearms" and has told a number of gun manufacturers that it will no longer do business with them.
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Anne Finucane, Bank of America's vice chairwoman, said earlier this month that the bank will not "underwrite or finance military-style firearms" and has told a number of gun manufacturers that it will no longer do business with them.
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In his letter inviting the South Americans, Cordeiro said U.S. Soccer was offering to underwrite the new event and guarantee each nation — and both confederations — millions of dollars in appearance fees, subsidized travel and bonuses for each point earned.
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They underwrite and make markets in corporate bonds, make leveraged loans, invest in collateralized loan obligations, extend credit to businesses, including highly leveraged hedge funds, and buy and sell protection on corporate debt in the credit default swap market.
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In his will, Edward Kleban, the Tony Award-winning lyricist of "A Chorus Line," made provisions to underwrite two cash prizes for musical theater writers whose work shows great potential: one to a lyricist and one to a librettist.
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" RICHARD FRANULOVICH, HEAD OF FX STRATEGY, WESTPAC, NEW YORK "The headlines seem consistent with a central banker attentive to the risk and prepared to do more to support the expansion and do whatever it takes to underwrite a continuing recovery.
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None of the individuals involved has commented publicly but the three banks have said they will fight the charges, calling them the result of standard practice for firms which underwrite, or commit to buying the leftover stock in capital raisings.
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Fees for the banks that will try to place newly issued shares in the lender fell to 84 million euros from 170 million euros estimated previously after the banks walked out of a preliminary deal to underwrite the share issue.
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"Though I would caution that my optimism should not tip investors into what I would call irrational exuberance or wishful thinking that OPEC or the kingdom will underwrite the investments of others at our own expense and long-term interests."
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MILAN, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Italian mid-tier lender Credito Valtellinese is in talks with banks to set up a consortium to underwrite its planned 700 million euros ($822 million) capital increase, a source close to the matter said on Tuesday.
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"These dollars were meant to build football fields, not mansions and pools; to buy football kits, not jewelry and cars; and to fund youth player and coach development, not to underwrite lavish lifestyles for football and sports marketing executives," Infantino said.
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"I think the pricing is not very high, but we will definitely try to sub-underwrite this deal because this is such a landmark transaction and the total loan amount is huge," said another loans banker looking at the deal.
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I think it is natural as a new CEO, you really come in, you take a hard look at all the businesses, you re-underwrite the plans and youalso look for natural areas to grow, expand and move the franchise forward.
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" RICHARD FRANULOVICH, HEAD OF FX STRATEGY, WESTPAC, NEW YORK "The headlines seem consistent with a central banker attentive to the risk and prepared to do more to support the expansion and do whatever it takes to underwrite a continuing recovery.
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"The headlines seem consistent with a central banker attentive to the risk and prepared to do more to support the expansion and do whatever it takes to underwrite a continuing recovery," said Richard Franulovich, head of currency strategy at Westpac.
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The removal of a subordinated piece of debt from an underwrite is impacting banks that are already being squeezed on fees on the senior part of a capital structure to around 1.5%-1.75%, from 1.75%-2.25% a couple of years ago.
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Manulife and Canadian rival Sun Life Financial Inc already provide limited medical cannabis cover for select clients, with annual limits and for a few conditions, making Canada one of the few countries in the world where insurers underwrite marijuana-related claims.
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Top OPEC exporter Saudi Arabia once vowed to defend the accord at any cost, but the kingdom's oil minister expressed disappointment in Russia's output cuts at CERAWeek and warned that Riyadh would not underwrite other countries' investments at its own expense.
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Insurer Amissima, controlled by U.S. private equity firm Apollo Global Management, as well as Banca Mediolanum, Cattolica Assicurazioni , Equita, Fondazione Cariverona and state-owned bank Credito Sportivo will underwrite the remaining part of the bond, Il Sole 24 Ore added.
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Australia's banks have also declined to underwrite a controversial plan by Adani, a firm based in the Indian state of Gujarat, to build what was once billed as Australia's biggest thermal coal mine in the untapped Galilee Basin in northern Queensland.
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We believe that is the largest question for investors to underwrite at this point — what are sustainable demand levels for the Model S, Model X, and Model 3 — and how does that change with the introduction of Model Y production.
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This means ExxonMobil's bid, if successful, could underwrite the expansion of its PNG LNG project on a timescale that may see it deliver its first cargoes just as the surplus of LNG is expected to disappear in the mid-2020s.
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"If it is a best efforts deal then banks would be happy to do sterling but it takes a brave man in the midst of Brexit to underwrite sterling, unless there is a clear plan B," a third syndicate head said.
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The banks' preliminary commitment to underwrite the capital increase is in any case subject to the Tuscan lender moving the worst of its bad loans off its balance sheet and into a special vehicle which will have to sell them.
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SAO PAULO, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Lojas Americanas SA, Brazil's largest discount retailer, has hired the local unit of Credit Suisse Group AG to underwrite an offering of new shares to fund an acquisition, a Brazil-based blog said on Thursday.
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Italy also set aside 1 billion euros to underwrite Carige shares by the end of September under the same 'precautionary recapitalization' scheme that it used two years ago to rescue the country's third-largest lender, Monte dei Paschi di Siena (BMPS.MI).
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Italian bank UniCredit looks set to go ahead with its deal to underwrite almost all of a 210 billion euro ($2300 billion) share issue by smaller rival Popolare di Vicenza, two sources said, amid market concerns about a possible delay.
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But thanks to our broken aviation funding system, middle-class Americans continue to underwrite luxury air travel for affluent billionaires and corporate CEOs who only pay for a fraction of the aviation resources they rely on to jet around the country.
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The hope that scientists could blunt the threat of both species by learning which genes control what in Aedes was what persuaded the National Institutes of Health to underwrite the initial sequencing of the mosquito's genome for about $18 million.
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To make the taxpayer losses more palatable, the White House also proposed on Wednesday to raise flood insurance premiums, at least for homeowners who can afford them, and to make changes that would allow insurance companies to underwrite flood insurance themselves.
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Last week, at a board meeting of the Confederation of African Football, one of soccer's six continental confederations, Morocco made a proposal to underwrite training camps, travel costs and even stadium projects for some of the continent's 54 FIFA member nations.
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I should note that Gilbert takes pride in his good works: The Cavaliers run a literacy program, underwrite a modest scholarship program and give away a fair number of tickets to local children and sort of hold down ticket prices.
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Instead, Sheets said Congress' $8.3 billion fiscal package could better show that lawmakers are taking the virus's spread seriously and are willing to underwrite tangible efforts to curb its impact with vaccine research or purchasing medical masks and other equipment.
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The new proposal would introduce a suite of changes to combat this practice including a limit to the tax deductibility of debt and a requirement for banks that finance these deals to retain a portion of the loans they underwrite.
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Kathryn Petralia, co-founder and president of SMB lender Kabbage, has raised prodigious venture capital, including $500 million in equity from the likes of the SoftBank Vision Fund and an additional $103 billion in debt financing to underwrite Kabbage's loan products.
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Here are five companies positioned to win the 2020s in fintech: In 2014, I met Zach Perret and Carl Tremblay when they reached out to pitch Funding Circle on using Plaid to underwrite small and medium businesses with banking data.
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One of Mr. Epstein's websites said the foundation had "helped to underwrite" the Tribeca Film Festival, when in fact it had donated $28,000 to a related organization that offers grants to filmmakers and educational programming to students in New York City.
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This was intended to appeal to conservatives who didn't want the tax to underwrite new government programs, but it turned out that many conservatives, like a lot of others, wanted real programs for their money, not just a tax shift.
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Spending close to $200,000 of his own money to underwrite this political funhouse, which, depending on your political tilt, represents a hall of horrors or a victory lap around the president's last three decades of self-promotion and branded skirt steaks.
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Geoff Wilson, an industry veteran and chairman of Wilson Asset Management, said in an email that the "ANZ case (will) definitely have an impact on the after markets of failed capital raising," noting that his firm does not underwrite such share sales.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge on Friday said investors seeking to hold banks liable for helping underwrite more than $7.7 billion of mortgage-backed securities from the now-bankrupt subprime lender NovaStar Mortgage Inc may pursue their claims as a group.
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The military's role, he told the 503 or so marines in the room, some of them barely out of their teens, is to underwrite diplomatic and economic efforts to bring North Korea to halt nuclear weapons development and cap its ballistic missile work.
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The guidelines, which were implemented in 2013 to curb systemic risk in the banking sector by restricting banks' ability to underwrite highly leveraged loans, have not reduced overall volume or dented robust investor appetite, but have changed the composition of the lender base.
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Bankers are continuing to underwrite deals as though they are in place until they hear officially from regulators and are keeping an eye on other banks for signs of looser underwriting, but have not seen enough new deals yet to see a pattern.
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"We believe that is the largest question for investors to underwrite at this point what are sustainable demand levels for the Model S, Model X, and Model 3 and how does that change with the introduction of Model Y production," Tamberrino said.
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While we expect that investors are willing to underwrite these investments as they represent a deepening of Amazon's competitive moat, we suspect that they will only do so far as long as aggregate revenue growth trends remain within striking distance of estimates.
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A talented engineer making a bet on her career to build AI chips, an investor looking to underwrite the best AI chip company and AV developers seeking the best AI chips need objective measures to make important decisions that can have huge consequences.
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In late 2016, after Trump had been elected and as Manafort sought a second set of loans, Calk caused the bank to reverse its decision to decline to underwrite a restructured $9.5 million loan and approve the full loan amount for Manafort.
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Otting said in February that banks have the ability to underwrite deals outside of the leverage lending guidelines put in place to curb risky lending in 2013 as long as they have the capital to do and reiterated the statement in May.
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The move represents a sea change for the traditionally risk averse utilities as they seek to cut costs, but will make life harder for liquefied natural gas (LNG) producers who have relied on long-term sales to underwrite costly new projects and expansions.
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Volume is sharply lower in the U.S. leveraged loan market this year after volatility pushed pricing higher in late 1.53 and banks have struggled to underwrite new deals as they tried to sell an overhang of deals left over from last year.
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Another is financial: Despite increased private investment in renewables, the United States and other industrialized countries have not lived up to their pledge at the Copenhagen conference in 2009 to provide $100 billion a year to underwrite climate projects in poorer countries.
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Three out of four employers surveyed would consider backing a plan in which the government would negotiate for pharmaceutical treatments that cost more than $1 million, and nearly half would favor national funding to underwrite part of the cost for such drugs.
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"They understand the cadence and the quality of the business in real-time based on all the collections they&aposre doing and all the payments they&aposre processing for that business, and utilize that data to underwrite that particular business," Gupta said.
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NEW YORK, March 22 (LPC) - Leverage levels on US private equity buyouts are returning to record levels and private equity firms' equity checks are shrinking as banks underwrite more aggressive loans, safe in the knowledge that they will not be penalized by regulators.
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She also helped to underwrite the movie's cost and tailored the script to suit herself in the role of a famous concert singer, Claire Lescot, a woman who, seemingly by fiat, casts her spell over some of the most powerful men in Paris.
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She wrote that the Duchy of Cornwall provided Prince Charles with "independence from his parents and their court that he would use to the utmost in the years ahead" and permitted him to "underwrite his royal duties and help support his charitable enterprises."
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Local officials, embarrassed by a deal for the Miami Marlins stadium that left taxpayers on the hook for $2.4 billion, had balked at helping to underwrite the costs of the soccer venue, and Beckham had to opt for private rather than public financing.
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WASHINGTON — The Justice Department is investigating claims that major drug and medical device companies doing business in Iraq knew that the free medicines and supplies they gave the government to win business there would be used to underwrite terrorist attacks on American troops.
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With arm-twisting and attacks on ministers and community organizers and hints that they just might depart, the Cavaliers and their allies last year persuaded county and city governments to underwrite most of a $140 million upgrade of the team's Quicken Loans Arena.
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The decades-long practice of the Federal Housing Authority refuse to underwrite housing loans to many black families, for example, made it difficult for those families to pass on the earnings of real estate to their children the way a white family might.
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But the plan drew criticism, locally because of the loss of beloved images and in museum circles because of longstanding resistance to any sale of art that is used to underwrite operational expenses instead of being used to enhance an institution's collections.
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TOKYO, March 2000 (Reuters) - The benchmark U.S. 2200-year Treasury yield edged up in Asia on Wednesday after the U.S. Federal Reserve's plan to underwrite short-term corporate loans eased some market jitters and reduced demand for the safety of government debt.
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That would produce about $200 million in income a year, more than 15 times the current philanthropic spending on investigative journalism — and enough for about 50 new investigative reporters in each state, or to underwrite the technology operations of most nonprofit news organizations.
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Foundations affiliated with Mr. Koch have donated at least $50 million to George Mason, a public university, over the past decade, helping to fund his favored projects and underwrite scholarships at a time when the university's growth has outpaced state funding increases.
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Aside from the DSH program, society pays the rest of the bill for the uninsured when hospitals shift the remaining cost to the privately insured (typically employers and their employees) who pay higher premiums to underwrite the "free care" the uninsured receive.
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State legislatures across the country have been far more proactive in combatting the MMIW crisis, passing legislation to form MMIW task forces, underwrite statewide studies and technology updates, and loop in tribal leadership and law enforcement to work alongside their state counterparts.
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At the same time, there has been a rising drumbeat about Modern Monetary Theory — the belief that governments can run up debt to pay for social programs which the Fed can underwrite with low rates so long as inflation stays in check.
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That means that as the bank is considering whether to finance or underwrite a project that touches on indigenous habitats or human rights issues or protected areas, it already had a framework that led it to avoid such business — before the recent announcement.
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For example, some combination of scenarios in which private insurers either provide primary coverage to a majority of policyholders or they acquire the transferred risk from the NFIP by way of reinsurance or they jointly underwrite primary flood risk and pool any reinsurance.
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"We believe that is the largest question for investors to underwrite at this point — what are sustainable demand levels for the Model S, Model X, and Model 3 — and how does that change with the introduction of Model Y production," Tamberrino said.
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"They probably don't have the credit of some of the traditional restaurants, and so these are changing the way people underwrite and configure retail real estate, it's also changing the investment market for it," said Spencer Levy, CBRE's head of research for the Americas.
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That's bad news for Netflix, YouTube, and other competing streaming video services, which will continue to count against your data cap—unless perhaps those companies participate in one of Verizon's FreeBee program, which allows companies to underwrite their app's bandwidth costs on behalf of users.
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This is a bit of a testy issue, as Kosar explains that some of the postal system's competitors believe USPS could use this increased revenue to help keep those parcel prices low — essentially using its monopoly (first-class mail) to underwrite its competitive business.
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After finding out about Gianforte's unexpected donation, Joel Simon, executive director of the Committee to Protect Journalists, called up the head of the Freedom of the Press Foundation, Trevor Timm, to see if he'd be interested in using the money to underwrite the project.
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Aryzta said that while its own proposal for an 800 million euro capital increase was fully underwritten, the 400 million capital hike proposed by Cobas was not underwritten and there was no guarantee it would be possible to underwrite it given the board's concerns.
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He cited signs of movement in the German banking sector, which has been reluctant to underwrite business deals for fear of running afoul of remaining U.S. sanctions imposed on Iran for what Washington says is Tehran's money laundering, support for terrorism and human rights abuses.
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Public finance departments are good at really working over who gets to issue and underwrite the debt, and Neighborly would rather live in a world where they didn't have to play that game, but to some extent, the real world of politics still exists.
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To underwrite a suite of physical damage and liability products for recreational marine businesses * Argoglobal syndicate 1200 will reinsure this book * Mua will also offer admitted property coverage when underwritten as part of a package Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +91 806 749 1136)
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Meanwhile, the liberal-leaning Center on Budget and Policy Priorities warned in another report that Senate and House GOP leaders might attempt to raid the Medicare and Medicaid healthcare programs to underwrite their replacement plan should Congress repeal all of the existing Obamacare taxes.
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The investment includes participation from a new backer, the prominent public-market investor BlackRock, which is getting into the company in the nick of time: Postmates has hired JPMorgan Chase to underwrite its IPO, which is expected in the first half of this year.
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Responding to feedback from foreign financial institutions, the PBOC intends to allow "better service for offshore renminbi transactions" including easier payment infrastructure and issuance of more licenses for foreign institutions to underwrite and settle renminbi-denominated bonds, also known as "Panda bonds", Yi said.
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As part of its commitment to Jordan, which May stressed as vital to ensuring stability in an unstable region, the prime minister announced that the U.K. will underwrite a $250 million World Bank loan to Jordan to help it manage its mounting national debt.
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Here are five takeaways from the report by Selam Gebrekidan, Matt Apuzzo and Benjamin Novak: • The farm subsidies that helped form the basis for the modern E.U. today underwrite a sort of modern feudalism in which small farmers are beholden to politically connected land barons.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Regional air quality regulators in California voted on Saturday to require the utility responsible for a ruptured underground pipeline in the Los Angeles area to underwrite an independent study on the health effects of a huge methane leak from the site.
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Specifically, in the waning days of the Obama administration, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) took steps to adopt regulations that require lenders to underwrite small-dollar and short-term loans, including payday, single-payment vehicle title, and even longer-term balloon payment loans.
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Some economists saw the latest increase in spending as a sign that Mr. Abe is in effect assuming that the bank will underwrite government spending more directly in the future — an approach sometimes called helicopter money because it essentially drops money into the public's hands.
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He also suggested the central and state governments help underwrite full crop insurance cover and promote the adoption of organic farming methods in drought-prone districts, to help restore soil quality and benefit from the higher price of organic produce, even though yields are lower.
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He cited signs of movement in the German banking sector, which has been reluctant to underwrite business deals for fear of running foul of remaining U.S. sanctions imposed on Iran for what Washington says is Tehran's money laundering, support for terrorism and human rights abuses.
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"So the time is now, we think, to act against Iran," he told the Munich Security Conference, calling on U.S. allies to halt trade that was helping underwrite the expansion of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, the most powerful military and economic force in the Islamic Republic.
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The whole reason so many Wall Street firms now underwrite smallish tech IPOs is because it's viewed as a foot in the door with companies that would otherwise go with Qatalyst for their M&A business (which is where the real fees are generated).
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He said that the Bureau of Prisons would work with employers to have jobs lined up for inmates upon their release, and that the Labor Department was awarding $2 million to states to support fidelity bonds, which help underwrite companies that hire former prisoners.
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But he has held firm to the notion that the best approach to pay for the discounts would be a new tax on high-income earners — a funding mechanism that he also favors to underwrite new spending on improvements to the faltering subway system.
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The people who visited terror on us last weekend were using the mechanics of the Constitution — freedom of speech, freedom of assembly — to attack its soul, to set fire to the pillars of civility, deliberation, compromise, tolerance and reconciliation that underwrite our system of government.
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This year's candidates, however, take exactly the opposite positions—Clinton has voiced strong support for NATO while the more isolationist Trump has gone on record saying a poor U.S. command can no longer afford to underwrite European security in the way it has for decades.
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The move would be the biggest test yet for the direct listing process, which for companies willing to list shares without raising capital eliminates the need for a Wall Street bank or broker to underwrite an initial public offering (IPO) along with many associated fees.
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The new avenue of inquiry looks at a second source of money — the City College Fund, which is supposed to provide scholarships to indigent students, underwrite campus programs and organize alumni reunions — and it represents a notable expansion of an inquiry that began last summer.
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The lack of impact on a warming planet, in turn, has undercut the Alliance's plan to raise additional millions in investments from corporations eager to underwrite the cookstove movement as a way of compensating for their own emissions or polishing their records for environmental responsibility.
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Dr. P. Roy Vagelos, 20163, the former chairman of Merck & Co., and his wife, Diana, are donating $22016 million to the school, $2250 million of which will fund an endowment that the school projects will ultimately enable it to underwrite its student financial aid.
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A consortium of investment banks that must decide whether to underwrite a privately-backed 5-billion euro rescue plan for the bank believes there is not enough time and no willing investors to execute the deal by a year-end dead line, a source said on Friday.
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The Italian government decided on Monday to seek parliamentary approval to borrow 20 billion euros ($ 20.7 billion) to underwrite the stability of its wobbly banking sector, starting with a likely bail-out of No. 3 lender, Monte dei Paschi di Siena, as early as this week.
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Merill, who spent five years as Google's chief information officer, is the founder and CEO of ZestFinance, a Los Angeles-based start-up that's out to end the predatory system of payday lending by building algorithms that can underwrite people with little to no credit history.
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News that Barclays, BBVA, Commerzbank, HSBC and Societe Generale had joined a consortium of banks to pre-underwrite the capital increase for troubled Italian lender Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena, according to Il Sole 24 Ore, also did not help sentiment towards the region's banks.
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While lower purchase multiples are more favorable, all else equal, long-term fund performance will determine whether Apollo is able to underwrite more conservative transactions or if the lower multiples corresponded to other investment risks such as those concerning earnings volatility, challenged industries, investment complexity, or otherwise.
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"We believe that is the largest question for investors to underwrite at this point — what are sustainable demand levels for the Model S, Model X, and Model 3 — and how does that change with the introduction of Model Y production," Goldman Sachs analyst David Tamberrino said.
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Italy's banking index rose 2.3 percent after the government decided to seek parliamentary approval to borrow 20 billion euros to underwrite the stability of its banks, starting with a likely bail-out of No. 3 lender, Monte dei Paschi di Siena, as early as this week.
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They then use that banking information to underwrite the card, with the idea being that the service can see that the start has raised millions of dollars and doesn't have the kind of wild liability that those banks think they might have given how young they are.
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Given that an underwrite for a P2P takes more resources compared with an LBO as banks don't have access to the same level of due diligence on a public company as they do in a private situation, the pressure for the deal to succeed grows higher.
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The main opposition, along with the United States and other Western nations, has long insisted any peace deal must include his departure from power, while the Syrian government and Russia have said there is no such clause in the international agreements that underwrite the peace process.
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Eliminating it "would stifle access to capital because people would be unwilling to underwrite transactions if two sides aren't bound by a common understanding of how you resolve differences," said Scott Segal, a partner at Bracewell, a firm whose clients include pipeline developers and oil refiners.
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Early proposals by China — that were rebuffed by the White House — were said to include broader, long-term access to the financial markets, a follow-up to prior objectives the two countries negotiated that allowed U.S. banks to underwrite bonds and apply for licenses to process payments.
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Gary Rosenbaum, a partner at McDermott Will & Emery LLP, said the ability to place second-lien debt bodes well for sponsor-backed activity in the future, as this is a crucial part of the capital structure when banks can't underwrite first-lien debt without rankling regulators.
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The Department of Justice is investigating claims from a lawsuit that five big drug and medical device companies operating in Iraq provided free medicine and supplies to the government while knowing they "would be used to underwrite terrorist attacks on American troops." the New York Times reports.
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The company is exploring a different way of going public by directly listing its shares on an exchange — a stark departure from the tradition of large tech companies using investment bankers like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase to underwrite their shares and sell them to the public.
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A direct listing allows Airbnb to bypass some of the hundreds of millions of dollars in fees it is forced to pay investment bankers who underwrite shares in a traditional I.P.O. Among venture capitalists and others in Silicon Valley, the idea is beginning to gain more traction.
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The experience made him enormously wealthy — the Center for Responsive Politics ranks him the fifth richest member of Congress, with an estimated worth of $85033 million — and he's vowing to tap that reserve to underwrite part of his campaign — though he declined to commit to a figure.
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Fashion houses including Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Dior and Chanel often underwrite the cost of the trips for top customers and critics, whose publications might not otherwise approve the expense to cover what is essentially a 20-minute show (especially in this age of shrinking editorial budgets).
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An IPO contains many elements: investment banks drum up investor interest through a roadshow, sign up new investors, set a target price, line up blocks of shares from existing shareholders, underwrite new share issuance and smooth trading on the first day by guaranteeing a floor for the share price.
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Billionaire Ashley, who has compiled a string of stakes in retailers after building up Sports Direct, had offered to underwrite a 61 million pound ($196 million) rights issue in exchange for the Debenhams CEO role and a pledge by lenders to write off a similar amount of debt.
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We could fund some of that if, for example, we just cast off (a quarter-century after the Cold War ended) the government's bipartisan priority to underwrite a bloated military and maintain the country's prominence as the largest weapons merchant in the world, arming repressive regimes like Saudi Arabia.
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Banks won't underwrite an individual based on qualifications like their Instagram following, of course, and given that influencers don't typically have a consistent income or a W2 statement to showcase their earnings, they may not be able to receive a bank loan to invest in their own brand.
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As record amounts of capital have poured into the private debt market in the last several years, many direct lenders have migrated beyond the core middle market to underwrite bigger deals in order to compete for business that would typically be executed in the broadly syndicated loan (BSL) market.
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What this is about is preventing the collapse of the Arab world's most populous state (with all the bad consequences that would bring for Egypt, for the region and beyond), and ensuring that U.S. taxpayers do not underwrite a strategy that is discredited in practice and wrong in principle.
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Now financial institutions were expected to underwrite stock and bond offerings, enable seamless transactions across international borders and in multiple currencies and create financial instruments known as derivatives that customers could use to insulate themselves from big swings in interest rates, dairy prices, the weather and the like.
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The country's third-largest lender said it had signed a pre-underwriting agreement with a consortium of Italian and international banks for the capital raising, and that a state-backed banking bailout fund, Atlante, had agreed to underwrite the sale of a portion of the bank's riskier bad debts.
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"We do not believe investors have been willing to underwrite sports betting yet, but if we enter a new mini cycle, we expect investors will start to pay attention more in 2020," said Allen, who expects the sports betting market to reach $7 billion in revenue by 2025.
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Mr. Szymczyk criticized Documenta's reliance on increased attendance to help underwrite each edition and noted that the Kassel part of this year's show had surpassed what he called the "already insane" 2012 figure of 850,000 visitors, while Athens — which was mostly free of admission charges — had drawn 330,000.
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The portion of Cobija's annual municipal budget from national gas taxes increased to $613 million today from $1.2 million in 2006, the year Mr. Morales took office, and helped underwrite a public university and a large solar plant in a place where there had been cows, jungle and dirt roads.
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The mutualization of debt via the issuance of a euro zone bond could bring down borrowing costs for the region's weaker countries like Greece but it is a thorny issue for Germany which currently has low borrowing costs and fears becoming responsible, and having to effectively underwrite, its weaker, riskier neighbors.
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The company has not yet initiated the so-called "bake off" to determine which banks will win the bid to underwrite the IPO, but conversations with Wall Street are "heating up," in the words of one person, and have entered a new stage beyond the typical getting-to-know-you outreach.
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He also invited generation developers to apply to the government to underwrite projects for so-called firm power capacity such as coal-fired plants and firmed capacity which includes solar or wind projects tied to back up power sources such as batteries or standby hydroelectric sites known as pumped hydro.
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Leveraged lending guidelines were introduced in March 2013 by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to reduce banking sector risk by curbing banks' ability to underwrite risky loans that they may not be able to sell.
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Lockton also agreed to refrain from entering into any program "with the NRA to underwrite or participate in any affinity-type insurance program involving any line of insurance to be issued or delivered in New York state," with the exception of helping the NRA be insured for its own corporate operations.
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To abandon him is to give up on the pact that America has made with its white citizens from the beginning: The government will help to underwrite white safety and success, even at the expense of other people in this country, whether they be Native Americans, African-Americans or new immigrants.
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CBS decided to underwrite the entire investment of "My Fair Lady," in large part because if a stage musical didn't pan out, the network would have been happy to broadcast a prime-time TV version of "Pygmalion" starring Rex Harrison instead; Shaw's reputation as a "brand" had already preceded itself.
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It's been an open secret in Washington for years: Political careers may end, but some former members of Congress keep their campaign accounts alive long after they have left Capitol Hill, using the unspent money to pay relatives and underwrite an array of expenses that crop up in their post-congressional lives.
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There are perhaps more coins and bills on display than most people would care to inspect, even though a £100m banknote (to underwrite the banknotes that are issued by Scotland's banks) and a cheque for £2bn (part of the proceeds of the privatisation of the water services in 1989) might raise some eyebrows.
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Any deals that banks underwrite from now will be subject to debate on whether they should launch for syndication during the summer period and risk a more limited audience or be held on banks' balance sheets to launch post summer, at the expense and risk to banks unclear of future market conditions.
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MILAN, Dec 5 (Reuters) - A consortium of banks that must decide whether to underwrite a 5-billion euro cash call by Italian lender Monte dei Paschi di Siena will meet on Monday to review its options after Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's heavy defeat in a referendum, a source close to the matter said.
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This (Bill) Clintonian rhetoric hasn't entirely disappeared from the party, but it has diminished, and some of the Trumpian (and pre-Trumpian) backlash against liberalism in white working-class communities was associated with welfare programs — disability rolls, food stamps, Medicaid — that seem to effectively underwrite worklessness at a time of social disarray.
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Others using big data to evaluate and underwrite loans include Kreditech (which focuses on helping to create credit scores for people who are "unbanked" and is backed by Peter Thiel and Naspers), Fundbox (also with a long list of interesting investors including Jeff Bezos) and BlueVine (backed by Citi Group, among others).
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It also helps over all that the Yankees have been at the fore in building a broad reservoir of income streams that can be used to help underwrite club expenses, a business strategy that the Boston Red Sox and the Chicago Cubs, other teams with strong national brands, have begun to emulate.
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And they are turning to the same playbook that guided their conservative counterparts in the aftermath of Mr. Obama's election: creating or expanding a number of groups outside the formal architecture of the party, focusing on often-overlooked state legislative and redistricting campaigns, and bringing together frightened fund-raisers to underwrite it all.
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Spotify, which wants to trade as SPOT on the New York Stock Exchange, is taking an unusual path to the U.S. public markets, with a direct listing that will let investors and employees sell shares without the company raising new capital or hiring a Wall Street bank or broker to underwrite the offering.
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Some US leveraged loan borrowers, particularly companies languishing in single-B rated territory such as dialysis services provider US Renal Care, midstream water firm Waterbridge Operating and supermarket chain Smart & Final, have introduced improved covenant packages to skeptical investors while banks offer steeper discounts in a sign of their mounting challenges to underwrite loans.
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"People are going to be more reluctant to do underwrites because if you end up in a scenario where there's a shortfall like this, then how do you manage that?" said Stuart Foster, chairman and CEO of Foster Stockbroking Pty Ltd, in a telephone interview, adding that his firm did not underwrite share issues.
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The morning after my visit to Bilston, with its scruffy patriotism and middle-aged amputees, I read an article in The Times about the decision by the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, not to underwrite the annual running cost of about £3m for the Garden Bridge, a proposed tree-covered walkway across the Thames.
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Hiscox, which decided to set up a subsidiary in Luxembourg to underwrite its retail business in Europe after Britain's decision to leave the European Union, said pretax profit, excluding the impact of foreign exchange, rose to 133.5 million pounds ($13 million) in the six months ended June 30 from 118.7 million pounds a year earlier.
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"In fact, many of the country's human rights abuses underwrite its weapons program including forced labor, through mass mobilizations, political prisoners and overseas labor contracts, and food distribution policies that favor the military and lead to chronic malnourishment among its citizens," said Tom Malinowski, assistant U.S. secretary of state for democracy, human rights and labor.
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THAT SAID, WITH THAT KIND OF REMOTENESS AND THAT KIND OF PERSPECTIVE I COULD SAY IN 2017 IT'S REALLY HARD TO DIFFERENTIATE FUNCTIONALITY SUCH THAT ONE INSTITUTION COULD LEND MONEY AND COMPLETE A LOAN AND ANOTHER INSTITUTION COULD UNDERWRITE A BOND FOR THE COMPANY WHICH MAY BE THE ECONOMIC EQUIVALENT, BUT THAT'S A SECURITY.
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It's a place that confronts kids who are barely out of adolescence with the most distressing and complicated realities of American life: the cultural claims of love that routinely justify violence, the limits on autonomy for whole classes of people, the protections afforded to some and not others, the social systems that underwrite it all.
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Tuesday's debate happened during a European Parliament budget oversight hearing, which was prompted, in part, by a New York Times investigation into the farm subsidy program, known as the Common Agricultural Policy or C.A.P. In November, the Times revealed how subsidies help underwrite oligarchs, enrich politicians and encourage land-grabbing and Mafia-style tactics.
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Tactically, it's also a brilliant play ostensibly intended to take the wind out of the sails of a growing pro-union contingent within the company, garner goodwill for a corporation repeatedly accused of grueling and unsafe warehouse conditions, and pressure competitors that may not have other revenue sources—like Amazon Web Services—to underwrite higher wages.
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"We lower our operating income forecast for 2H19/2020 as we expect Amazon to underwrite faster Prime shipping across a greater selection of products, with a rationale consistent with past practice – to place greater distance between its consumer value proposition vs its competitors," said Credit Suisse research analyst Stephen Ju in a note to clients Wednesday.
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In my abandonment of these things, she perceived some exercise of freedom that she refused to underwrite: If I was going to go, then the whole material world I had created was going to go, too; I couldn't just act as if I were invisible and then leave other people to deal with the concrete facts.
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And then maybe talk a little bit about foreign policy, that's something we haven't touched on here, and whether or not you believe in the kind of world order — a world order led by America in terms of having this country underwrite the security and the free markets of the world, which have been in place for decades.
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At Mercer's behest, Bannon (whose website Mercer's family helped underwrite) and Kellyanne Conway (who at that point was receiving money from both a Mercer family political action committee and the Trump campaign) flew out that day to East Hampton, N.Y., where Trump was attending a dinner fund-raiser at the home of the New York Jets' owner, Woody Johnson.
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The Wall Street Journal fretted that G.M. will become the only top five automaker without a European presence and, matters of prestige aside, will seriously diminish cash flow as it loses sales in the many markets it is quitting, thus becoming less cheaply and easily able to underwrite its profitable consumer finance and other operations elsewhere.
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Years ago, the government initiated a program to underwrite the creation of venture capital firms focused on the country's entrepreneurs, simply because there was just no capital to get a startup underway (it was not uncommon among some deals I heard of at the time for a $100k seed check to buy almost a majority of a startup's equity).
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The president and the Republican National Committee last week announced a $10 million ad buy, some of which will underwrite attack ads that advance a dubious claim that Biden, as vice president, pressured a prosecutor in Ukraine to drop an investigation into a natural gas company because it hired his son Hunter in 2015 for consulting work.
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The proposed rights issue is subject to shareholder voting, but COGO stated that its controlling shareholder, China Overseas Land & Investment Limited (COLI; A-/Stable), will subscribe to a proportionate share of its rights, and would be willing to underwrite any rights not exercised by minority shareholders, which could potentially lead to COLI increasing its stake in COGO from 38% to 58.6%.
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Read more: Elon Musk says humans communicate so slowly with computers that it will sound like whale speech to future AITesla's insurance rollout has raised questionsThe information Tesla initially offered about its insurance product left open some questions, including whether Tesla would underwrite the product itself or serve as a broker for an insurance company that would collect premiums and pay out benefits.
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And while the World Bank and a collection of corporations and nongovernmental organizations attending the conference will offer some help, the lack of big-ticket pledges will break what Western governments had long seen as a gentleman's agreement that the United States and Europe would prosecute and pay for the war, while the Saudis and Emiratis would underwrite the peace.
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Money can't buy you everything, but in 18th-century Rome, it could underwrite some pretty amazing acquisitions: a shoebox-size, neo-Classical, gilt silver casket for your wine; a Rococo clock consisting almost entirely of vivacious curves (not a straight line anywhere); or an exquisite bronze miniature of a famous Greek sculpture like the Apollo Belvedere, just the thing for a royal study.
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"Direct and indirect savings from smoother patient flow could give Medicare a new lease on life, underwrite biomedical research, reduce the national debt, support schools, and serve many other private and public purposes," wrote IOM former President Dr. Harvey Fineberg in a New England Journal of Medicine article "Smoothing the Way to High Quality, Safety, and Economy" that I co-authored.
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Lenders are eager to underwrite and put money to work following the success of several event-driven financings this year, including a US$2.16bn-equivalent loan financing Advent's acquisition of UK defence and aerospace group Cobham; a billion pound-plus financing backing UK life sciences group LGC's buyout; and a €685m-equivalent loan backing European biscuit manufacturer Biscuit International buyout by Platinum Equity.
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In August, after Phil Miller won a special election for an Iowa statehouse seat in a district that went to Trump by 21 points but that Barack Obama carried in 2008 and 0003, the DLCC, in consultation with the local Democratic caucus, persuaded Miller campaign manager Caroline Closson to stay on and wrote a check for $25,000 to underwrite her salary.
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Here's what we ought to be looking for: CBO has a different job: It can't be useful if it does its usual scoring, because the number of people likely to lose what it defines as comprehensive insurance depends wholly on which states, if any, opt to seek waivers to allow insurers to underwrite for pre-existing conditions and/or cut back on essential benefits.
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Founded in Atlanta in 2009, Kabbage was an early mover in the concept of using big data analytics to underwrite and monitor loans: the company draws on hundreds of sources of information, from a company's or individual's public social media profiles and a business's QuickBooks accounts, through to larger macro data sets, to decide whether or not to loan money (and how much to loan).
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But in any case, unless your local team is one of the lucky annual pair, the competition on the field takes a back seat to the endless pregame blah blah blah, the halftime extravaganza, the rollout of new advertisements at a cost that might otherwise stabilize Social Security, and the betting line in Vegas, where gamblers risk enough to underwrite a single-payer health care system.
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In just over a year on the job, Ms. Menin, 22.8, has ordered a study on the music industry's economic impact on New York, arranged for the city to underwrite $22000,000 in free rehearsal space for musicians, and announced a conference at New York University in June that will examine two of the biggest forces on music in the city: technology and real estate.
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Private companies have to file with the Securities and Exchange Commission, pick investment banks to underwrite the listing, and file an S-1 (which is an exhaustive document that lays out, among other things, a summary of the business model, key risks and competitors, and what the company plans to do with the funds it raises) and go on a road show to drum up investor interest.
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These properties have led philanthropies like the Howard G. Buffett Foundation and the Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation to underwrite research on cover crops, while Monsanto, together with the Walton Family Foundation, recently put up the money to support the Soil Health Partnership, a five-year project of the National Corn Growers Association to identify, test and measure the impact of cover cropping and other practices to improve soil health.
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Though alternative debt capital providers such as the credit arms of private equity firms, hedge funds and other investment vehicles do not have the balance sheet size or scale to compete with the likes of banks like JP Morgan or Bank of America Merrill Lynch, alternative lenders willing to increase their capacity to underwrite revolving credit facilities will have the biggest advantage when it comes to earning market share.
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"Quite clearly, there are not enough people, even in New York, to regularly underwrite first grouse from Scotland, fiddlefern from Maine, haricot from Paris, and nubbin carrots from Oregon," Michael Whiteman, the editor of Nation's Restaurant News, and later Mr. Baum's partner at Windows on the World, wrote in a letter to New York magazine Restaurant Associates, no longer interested in the fine-dining business, eased Mr. Baum out in 2000.
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This exemption from the so-called Investment Company Act of 1940 also allowed funds in Puerto Rico to skirt leverage standards and certain affiliated party transactions that apply to funds operating in the U.S. The loophole allowed for Swiss banking giant UBS and other banks to underwrite specific Puerto Rico bonds and then sell them directly into bond funds that were sold only to island residents, a CNBC investigation, published in December, found.
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NEW YORK, May 2 (Reuters) - Enterprise Products Partners LP said it has filed permits to construct another crude pipeline out of Midland, Texas, in the Permian basin to Houston after receiving "serious interest" from customers: * "If we're able to successfully underwrite this third pipeline, we would have a lot of flexibility to convert Midland-to-ECHO 2 back into NGL service should demand support it," Chief Executive Jim Teague said during an earnings call Wednesday.
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Location: New York and global Representative transactions: Advised Constellation Brands on its $4 billion equity investment into Canopy GrowthBulge bracket investment banks have been reticent to underwrite or advise on cannabis transactions as THC is federally illegal in the US. The walls are slowly crumbling, however: by advising an existing client, Constellation Brands, on a cannabis deal, the bank could get some exposure and start learning about the industry while it waits for federal rules to change.
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