Sentences with collateralize
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C c - That way, they know the bank has avenues to collateralize your loan with some of your personal assets.
- Buying activity is also likely to pick up during the next two years as banks begin to more actively dispose of their non-performing loans - which are largely collateralized with real estate - pulling retail prices down further, said Huang.
- Underperforming hedge funds are looking to load up on credit risk via collateralized debt obligations or the fast maturing high yield debt market, say credit derivative traders.
- It happened that the financing of public works through external capital secured or collateralized by the national government, such as eventually occurred in other countries of Latin America, was hindered in Colombia.
- In the 1980s risk management instruments were created and included interest rate and currency swaps, collateralized mortgage obligations, caps, collars, and ten-year equivalents.
- Just as material assets can function as collateral to assure economic outcomes, collateralized social relations can also serve as a presumptive guarantee.
- A working-capital line of credit would be at a lower interest rate and could be collateralized through the company's assets - in this case its receivables.
- However, you won't get any money unless you can completely collateralize the loan through your own personal assets.
- From a bank's perspective, this courier service doesn't have assets that can easily collateralize a loan, such as trucks, real property, and inventory.
- It ruled that the Taipei City Government has to pay back the money within a month, otherwise the department will collateralize its non-public property.
- We believe, however, that collateralized relations can lead to the opposite, the establishment of a market in situations where no market might otherwise obtain.
- Below, we briefly suggest seven ways social relations can be collateralized, that is, made to serve economic purposes.