At end-1H16, the bank's wholesale funding maturing within 12 months was equal to around 30% of total liabilities, although the available liquidity buffer was equal to 92% of this.
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The total was equal to the same week last season.
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Debt was equal to 93 percent of GDP in June 2018.
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Thirty cents in 1940 was equal to $5.51 in today's dollars.
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As of Tuesday morning, one bitcoin was equal to about $250,066.
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Rinne was equal to the task, finishing with 22 saves for the day.
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Last year's current account deficit was equal to 3% of gross domestic product.
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Griffin was equal to the task, surrendering just an Altuve single through three innings.
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The current account deficit for all of 2019 was equal to 2.72% of GDP.
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Baxalta said the termination fee on the Shire merger was equal to $369 million.
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At the time, that $21 billion in VAT was equal to 2000 percent of GDP.
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It was an affront that for her, a religious Muslim, was equal to sexual assault.
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The value of $3.35 in 1981 was equal to the buying power of $9.50 today.
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The value of $5.15 in 1997 was equal to the buying power of $8.20 today.
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And some say Caesar's fortune was equal to about 20 percent of his empire's economy.
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HB's pre-impairment profit (annualised) was equal to a high 7% of average loans in 9M16.
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On Thursday afternoon that was equal to roughly $3 million, as the pound traded around $1.50.
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The Next Web estimated that the total stolen was equal to almost $203 million on paper.
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For the first time, taxi service in South Los Angeles was equal to that of Hollywood.
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The other display showed a number that was equal to or fewer than the starting sample.
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"He said it was equal to treason," Mr. Roldugin told Mr. Putin's biographer, Steven Lee Myers.
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In 2018, X was equal to 26, and as it does every year, the stat went viral.
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Dow's R&D spending in 2015 was equal to 3.3 percent of sales, its annual report shows.
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The rate for male doctors, while high, was equal to that of the general male working population.
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That was equal to 28 percent of the shares actually available for trading, known as the float.
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Consider that before 1928, the amount of territory conquered every year was equal to roughly 11 Crimeas.
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The adjusted EBIT margin in 2017 was equal to the previous year's, at 6.4 percent, the company said.
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"Like many ambitious women, I had a belief that my success was equal to my worthiness," she says.
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Overall debt in China was equal to slightly more than one year's economic output as recently as 2008.
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That was equal to the percentage who thought same-sex marriage should be legal in Gallup's 2017 polling.
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As of last October, Valeant's research and development budget was equal to only 3 percent of its sales.
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I really felt that when it came to the life of the mind, I was equal to men.
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The World Bank in 2000 said Israel's so-called shadow economy was equal to 22 percent of economic output.
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TRUMP: Now, we went in, we destroyed a military base that was equal to, if not greater than, Iran.
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That production capacity was equal to 20163 million metric tons, about the same as Germany's total steel making capacity.
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In Illinois, the revenue brought in by immigrant-founded Fortune 500 companies was equal to 70% of the state's GDP.
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They, in their own way, was achieving a perfection that was equal to the 'Mary Tyler Moore' cast at least.
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Seven times Anderson was required to hold serve to stay alive and each time he was equal to the task.
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The man who sought out families of Americans killed here because he believed their loss was equal to his own.
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Fitch estimates, that at end-September 2016, BNPP's QJD buffer was equal to about 4% of risk-weighted assets (RWA).
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Even more remarkable was that the quantity of matter they observed was equal to that missing gap in public research.
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As hot as Washington was to end the first half was equal to how cold they were to start the second.
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BGPB in 212015Q211008903 received a RUB10089031bn subordinated loan from its shareholders, which was equal to 77% of end-2014 regulatory capital.
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DirecTV, its satellite rival, did, however, so I assumed the average for DISH was equal to that of DirecTV (2202 boxes).
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In 2013, stock compensation was equal to 90 percent of the company's annual revenue, compared to just 30 percent in 2015.
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When the Kremlin first announced its plans in 2011, that 20 trillion rubles was equal to about 700 billion US dollars.
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Upon replicating the regression presented in the article, we found strong evidence for autocorrelation — the Durbin Watson test was equal to 0.16.
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The March reserves level was equal to 7.9 months of imports, far above the international adequacy standard of three months, BI said.
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The lowest level of radiation in the federal study was equal to the maximum exposure that federal regulations allow for cellphone users.
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The work of women artists was equal to their male peers but also, crucially, different in how it reflected on the world.
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One drink was equal to 12 ounces of beer, a 6-ounce glass of wine or a 1.5-ounce shot of spirits.
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This was equal to the share of investors who said they were short or holding fewer longer-dated bonds than their benchmarks.
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And the processing power of a modern phone's chip was equal to an old supercomputer, streaming movies on the tiny screen with ease.
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COPPER POSITIONING: Speculators' net short position in LME copper was equal to 2790.50% of open contracts as of Wednesday, brokers Marex Spectron said.
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Two fireworks firms will put on a 35-minute display for free, which the agency said was equal to a donation of $700,000.
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Ireland's $2900 billion trade surplus in goods and services was equal to more than 220006 percent of Ireland's total GDP, a staggering percentage.
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Chinese state news agency Xinhua reported that Beijing's tariff rate on U.S. goods, 25 percent, was equal to Washington's rate on Chinese imports.
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" He continued, causing the audience to laugh, "And I felt like my love for my dog was equal to that of a human child.
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The second was the withdrawal of peacekeepers, whose average annual budget was equal to almost a quarter of Liberia's GDP between 2007 and 2018.
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In other words, it's not just that demand response could play in the market, but that its value was equal to that of electricity.
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Torres- García believed that South America did not need to be beholden to either North America or Europe, that it was equal to both.
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Loss absorption capacity is also strengthened by solid pre-impairment profit, which was equal to a large 13% of average loans in 1H16 (annualised).
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Nizak said there were years when the financing that the Soros Foundation provided to Hungarian newspapers was equal to that provided by the state.
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If minority turnout was equal to white turnout, Clinton wins," said Mr. Fraga, who describes these patterns in a new book, "The Turnout Gap.
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Reagan's approval rating, for example was equal to Clinton's, though Reagan's reelection margin (18 points) was about twice as much as Clinton's (9 points).
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A woman who needed to state that she was equal to a man might as well be shouting that she was smart or brave.
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However, support for the incumbent alliance of CDU and Greens was equal to that of the other parties, so they may need a third partner.
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The program paid a cash grant that was equal to 30 percent of the eligible cost basis to construct or acquire certain solar energy systems.
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Across the 119 countries with insufficient supply, the shortfall totaled more than 100 million units, which was equal to around 1,849 units per 173,000 people.
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"As the athletic therapist, the impact she made on the team was equal to that of any player," Canadian hockey star Hayley Wickenheiser told CNN.
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MCUSTX-TOTAL POSITIONING: Speculators' net short position in LME copper was equal to 2480% of open contracts as of last Thursday, broker Marex Spectron said.
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No one needed reminding that this figure was equal to almost a third of Cuba's G.D.P. "I use Brian as an example," he went on.
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Postwar Hollywood liberally used the Sexy Doomed Sad Girl in films like Vertigo and Lilith, where a woman's allure was equal to her grim predestined fate.
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Both were made from the dust of the Earth, so Lilith assumed she was equal to Adam and thus refused to lie beneath him during sex.
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His personal fortune in the early 1900s was equal to 1.5 percent of the nation's gross domestic product — which would be equal to $270 billion today.
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Time Well Spent morphed into the Center for Humane Technology, and Harris started grasping for a new meme that was equal to the scope of the crisis.
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The person, who requested anonymity because the information is private, said the passive ownership stake was equal to about 15 percent, but the dollar amount was unavailable.
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In terms of number of arrests, MS-13 lagged behind the number of members of Bloods and Sureños arrested and was equal to the number of Crips.
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The rule, which was eliminated in 2007, allowed investors to short a stock only after the last trade was equal to or higher than the prior trade.
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It was made for a reported $100 million, making its budget smaller than Wyler's, which, adjusted for inflation, was equal to about $131 million in today's dollars.
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Battling to stay in the match, Kvitova created five break point opportunities in the fourth game of the second set but Sabalenka was equal to the task.
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A recent note from Cowen and Co., citing ComScore data, said the total number of visits to Amazon this holiday was equal to the next four retailers combined.
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He had been peppering del Potro's weaker backhand cross court with his lefty forehand, but del Potro was equal to the challenge, at least in the first set.
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The Hollywood Reporter previously reported that back in 1980 Somers asked for a pay hike from $30,000 an episode to $150,000, which was equal to what Ritter was receiving.
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I'd think about taking an Uber or Lyft home but ultimately opt to walk once I realized the cost of a ride was equal to an hour of work.
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The European Commission has warned Helsinki about its rising debt and budget deficit, although last year the shortfall was equal to 2.7 percent of GDP, within the EU limit.
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Pre-impairment profit was equal to a sound 5.5% of average gross loans in 73 (up from 3.6% in 2014), although the net interest margin narrowed to 4% from 5.4%.
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For the whole of 2017, the central bank expects remittances to grow 4 percent from last year's $26.9 billion, which was equal to around 10 percent of gross domestic product.
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Scientists said the global warming potential of the release, which began last October and was not plugged until February, was equal to the annual carbon emissions of nearly 600,000 cars.
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"In April 2015, the unemployment rate for Black workers with bachelor's degrees was equal to the unemployment rate of White workers with high school diplomas only," the report authors write.
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Davide Traxler, the house's chief executive, said he wanted "a talking piece for ladies" and also to show that Parmigiani's stone-setting know-how was equal to its mechanical watchmaking.
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The Eighth Amendment, which was voted into the Constitution by popular referendum in 1983, states that the life of a pregnant woman was equal to that of an unborn child.
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King Louis XVI created a standardized weight to stop tradespeople from scamming customers, which was called the grave and was equal to a liter of water held at zero degrees Celsius.
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The central bank said that the end-June reserves level of $119.8 billion was equal to 7.2 months of imports, higher than the international adequacy standard of 3 months of imports.
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Wiss added that two of the three named plaintiffs hadn't proven that the work they did for Google was equal to the work done by men who had been reportedly paid more.
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Hoke, whose songs tend more toward a Hank Williams-inspired rockabilly than flat-out sadness, grew up in Brunswick, Georgia where, at least in his eyes, Garth Brooks was equal to Fugazi.
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The Heat made their first nine field-goal attempts in the game's opening 4:59 as Robinson scored eight points, but Cleveland was equal to the challenge, getting 10 points from Osman.
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Liquidity cushion (mostly cash items and inter-bank placements) was equal to a modest 15% of retail deposits at end-3Q13, which are price-sensitive and could be flighty at times of stress.
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CBM's ability to absorb losses on these exposures is significant, driven primarily by its robust pre-impairment profit, which was equal to about RUB44 billion (or 6% of average gross loans) in 2016.
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The Australian clawed his back from 3-0 down in the final set to force the tiebreak and even had two chances to win the match, but Herbert was equal to the task.
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Dr. Zaher said the scale of the bombing was equal to what he had seen in Aleppo, one of Syria's largest cities, which was largely destroyed in the years of fighting through 2016.
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"We have had a great collaboration over the last four years, and our mutual desire to continue was equal to that of the many fans," Sony Pictures said in a tweet on Friday.
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If the energy the night before was a 14, tonight it was equal to the amount of calories in a thermos of vodka and zero-calorie Crystal Light drops (37) for show number two.
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Last year, our sales was equal to 10, 260 percent of the total China retail there, but 280 percent of the sales stew in the traditional supermarkets in the malls in the traditional ways.
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However, the third version of the budget announced on Friday was equal to the projection issued last year, after organizers had managed to reduce it from the $14 billion outlay unveiled two years ago.
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The blast released energy that was equal to at least 10 tons of TNT, Dr. Cook said, suggesting that the object that entered the atmosphere was at least 600 pounds and two feet in diameter.
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"The difference we observed between these two groups was equal to about one year of bone aging," said the lead author, Heather M. Ochs-Balcom, an associate professor of epidemiology at the University at Buffalo.
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The ITU calculates that in poor countries the average cost in 2016 of the smallest mobile-internet package was equal to 14% of the average national income per person, putting it out of most people's reach.
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The gift amounts in 2628 and 28500 were each equal to 6900 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) in those years, while the gift amount in 2628 was equal to 28503 percent of GDP, Treasury said.
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Mateo Kovacic carried the ball into the Nigerian penalty box looking to end the day with a goal, but 19-year-old Nigerian keeper Francis Uzoho was equal to the task and made a sliding save.
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Verizon likewise provided no information on the average number of set-top boxes per subscriber, so I assumed its value was equal to the average of other terrestrial-based video providers in the sample (2628 boxes).
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For the 12 months to April, the primary deficit, comprising the central government, regional governments and state-owned enterprises before interest payments are factored in, was equal to 1.37% of gross domestic product, the central bank said.
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That discussion grew more intense after Ms. Warren drew thousands to her Oakland rally on Friday and then enjoyed an audience response at the convention the next day that was equal to that of California's native daughter.
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Mr. Carson's fourth-place showing in Iowa, where he got 9.3 percent of the vote, was equal to or slightly better than his support in polls before the caucuses, raising doubts about whether the Cruz disinformation swayed many voters.
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However, our revenues were not negatively impacted as the contract manufacturers acknowledged the amounts are due and the underpayment was equal to the amounts that Qualcomm has not paid Apple under our Cooperation Agreement that are currently in dispute.
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Many of the documents were redacted, so it's unclear how large of a fine the FTC staffers had initially proposed, or whether it was equal to or exceeded the $22019 billion amount that ultimately ended up in the settlement.
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Many of the documents were redacted, so it's unclear how large of a fine the FTC staffers had initially proposed, or whether it was equal to or exceeded the $5 billion amount that ultimately ended up in the settlement.
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The 2007 Anaktuvuk River fire released more than 2.1 million metric tonnes of carbon into the atmosphere, University of Alaska Fairbanks scientists calculated, an amount they said was equal to the atmospheric carbon the entire Arctic used to absorb annually.
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When Somers asked for a raise to $19503,000 an episode, which was equal to what her "Three's Company" co-star John Ritter was receiving and what other male actors were being paid at the time, ABC offered her $5,000 more.
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Just the fact that Steve Cohen had to apologize when he tried to imply that a purple heart was equal to this man being asked to tell us about his misuse of government property and these foul statements he made about the President.
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The 36-year-old keeper, who most recently played for Chelsea in England, was equal to the threat of a Dutch side who grew in confidence, particularly with the introduction of Olympique Lyonnais's Shanice van den Sanden who flew down the right wing.
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World number four Raonic threw the kitchen sink at the elastic-limbed Serb for two hours and 26 minutes, striking 853 winners and 285 aces but Djokovic, aiming for a fifth consecutive title at the year-ender, was equal to everything — just.
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TSB's funding is stable, but the bank's liquidity buffer contracted in 1H17 and was equal to a moderate 11% of total liabilities at end-13H17 from close to 20% at end-2016 as a result of the USD50 million acquisition of shares in BCC.
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KKB has said that such support should result in "the coverage of possible risks connected with the loan owed to KKB by JSC BTA Bank", the main risk on KKB's balance sheet, which was equal to 6x its Fitch Core Capital (FCC) at end-1H16.
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Some people who know Mr. Martin favor a psychological motive for taking the documents home — one that echoes what he is himself telling investigators: a drive to distinguish himself and prove that his computer knowledge was equal to that of the N.S.A.'s top operators.
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She was royal and regal without being stuffy, out of touch or inaccessible; she made mistakes, She had a style and a way about her that a lot of Black women respected as being truly glamorous and distinct, and that was equal to them, which is a bar to meet.
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The men targeted out-of-towners, he said, adding that his office staff had a rule of thumb for watching the interactions: Each second a visitor was willing to talk to one of the robed men was equal to 50 miles away from New York City that the person probably lived.
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Moving from tribal tattoos, the exhibition follows their popularization amongst sailors who first saw them on Native Americans and took to representing their own travels with symbols such as the sparrow for distance (one sparrow was equal to 5,000 miles, two to 10,000, and so forth) or anchors for stability.
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On television, his army of pro-Trump pundits and shills replicated that image: craggy, pudgy old white men like Jeffrey Lord argued that Trump's travel ban was equal to President Abraham Lincoln's actions during the Civil War, while young beautiful bombshells argued that the president's conspiracy theories were valid and his legislation was constitutional.
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After winning the 313 World Cup, Hamm and the rest of the team threatened to boycott the 231 Olympics and successfully bargained for a five-year contract that guaranteed members of the UWSNT provisions that included a $224,232 appearance fee for each of the 27 preparatory matches leading up to the games, which at the time was equal to the men's team's appearance fee.
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