YOU KNOW, LOOK, THE BALANCE SHEETS OF COMPANIES AND BALANCE SHEETS OF INDIVIDUALS HAD BEEN FIXED.
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Banks with strong balance sheets have lower average capital costs than do those with weak balance sheets.
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Also in terms of people looking at their balance sheets, their balance sheets look better than they did a few months ago.
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Scholz also called for non-performing loans in banks' balance sheets to be squeezed to 5 percent gross on the balance sheets to reduce bad credit.
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"When balance sheets are strong, the stocks of those companies have a greater likelihood of bouncing back than in other times when their balance sheets are weak," he explained.
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Further significant shrinking of balance sheets is likely as there remains too much capacity in the industry, even after a US$4trn-$5trn reduction in balance sheets since 2010.
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In the 19th century, and in 1929, the only protections that banks had against failures were their own balance sheets and what they could borrow from other bank balance sheets.
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"After two years of steady outperformance, strong balance sheets now trade at an 83% Price to Earnings multiple premium (a 94th percentile reading since 1980) to weak balance sheets," Kostin said.
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This will not only see smaller stakes for companies but will also make debt disappear from some balance sheets," said Macquarie's property analyst David Ng. "It helps balance sheets look a bit better.
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Lower exports to China will further strain their balance sheets.
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Since then turbulent markets have further affected insurers' balance sheets.
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Central banks' balance sheets have taken on trillions of dollars.
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These have improved their balance sheets and reduced their debt.
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Should the balance sheets be sensitive to the economic outlook?
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Many have reported shrinking balance sheets after years of expansion.
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And that lending is often nowhere on the balance sheets.
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Bank balance sheets may look prettier but nothing fundamental changes.
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Since then turbulent markets have further impacted insurers' balance sheets.
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And balance sheets for most US businesses still look solid.
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They have strong balance sheets, they have strong cash flow.
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First, they have substantially compromised the central banks' balance sheets.
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An overly bullish plan could easily detonate their balance sheets.
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Banking officials are ramping up scrutiny of companies' balance sheets.
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Farmers' woes are showing up on bank balance sheets as well.
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Google and Amazon both have the balance sheets to acquire Bloomberg.
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They were also required to consolidate them on their balance sheets.
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Banking officials are ramping up scrutiny of companies' balance sheets. nyti.
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The energy behemoths have the balance-sheets to buy the wildcatters.
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Still, repair of the balance-sheets is at last under way.
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Not a lot if you have already quadrupled your balance sheets.
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In Europe and Japan, corporate balance sheets are awash in cash.
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Under the existing system deposits sit on private banks' balance-sheets.
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Clearly the balance sheets of Aussie households are in good shape.
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Additionally, companies are generating growth an trading with strong balance sheets.
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Banks must now declare structured investment vehicles on their balance sheets.
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They are making high margins and they have fantastic balance sheets.
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It would also put even more debt on government balance sheets.
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In Europe, bank balance sheets still need repair following the crisis.
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Such activities are off the balance sheets due to accounting practices.
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The balance sheets of Italian banks don't exist in a vacuum.
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That could weaken bank balance sheets to the point of crisis.
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The economy is far more than just Boeing's balance sheets, though.
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The balance sheets are cleaned up, the US economy is firming.
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That requires broader knowledge than studying only balance-sheets and sales projections.
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It would be very different if these companies had bad balance sheets.
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They are under pressure to fortify their balance-sheets with more capital.
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I think you need a real cleanup of the banks balance sheets.
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And who knows what surprises might lurk on insurers' revised balance-sheets?
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Watling highlighted that the balance sheets of commercial banks were particularly worrying.
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However, balance sheets will still remain at the forefront of investors' minds.
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Sure enough, central banks have expanded their balance sheets massively since 2008.
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Solid companies with conservative balance sheets have become targets for shareholder activists.
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It also highlighted potential risks from weak corporate and bank balance sheets.
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He stressed that European banks had repaired their balance sheets and recapitalised.
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If anything, the expansion of central bank balance sheets has dampened volatility.
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Banks used to keep WMPs off their balance sheets, but no more.
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Today, banks are hauling in record profits and balance sheets look sturdy.
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The last one is the balance sheets of the central banks increase exactly the same if you look at the chart as the growth in the global stock market and now those balance sheets in accumulation are going down.
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We have to start buying these accidental high-yielders with good balance sheets.
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German life insurers' balance sheets are also dominated by products with guaranteed returns.
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More than half that amount, analysts say, remains on state lenders' balance sheets.
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And despite the recent mortgage boom, Chinese households still have strong balance-sheets.
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The balance-sheets of these three central banks, in aggregate, are still expanding.
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" Luckily, "household balance sheets … are healthier than they have been in 25 years.
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Those providing them could boost their balance-sheets by $4.2trn into the bargain.
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Concerns about local balance-sheets in China have recurred over the past decade.
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Insurers showed a 100 billion euro hit to balance sheets under this scenario.
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Some countries seem to get much more from their balance-sheets than others.
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The CBR reckons that repairing their balance-sheets will cost around 800bn roubles.
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He can ease the environmental and safety regulations that trouble their balance sheets.
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With dealer balance sheets shrinking, he said, buyers now bear greater liquidity risk.
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Still, that kind of move tends to help out on corporate balance sheets.
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The market under-appreciates the profitability, growth and balance sheets among these names.
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We maintain more capital and liquidity with fewer risks in our balance sheets.
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The country has one of the most robust balance sheets in emerging markets.
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However, the new wheat balance sheets may be slightly distorted because of China.
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Normally, life insurers cannot pay shareholder dividends unless their balance sheets are flush.
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But this will take a while to filter through to companies' balance sheets.
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In spite of this, data is not transparently accounted for on balance sheets.
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Regulators, too, might balk at the idea of big balance sheets getting bigger.
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European banks' balance sheets are in a far worse shape than U.S. banks.
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"We're in touch about their balance sheets and their cash flow," Kudlow said.
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These they either retain on their own balance-sheets or sell to investors.
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That adjustment happens on the balance-sheets of asset managers who invest worldwide.
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Stressed corporate balance sheets have taken a heavy toll on state-run banks.
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Interest rates remain very low and central bank balance sheets are still bloated.
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Oil companies are also under pressure to repair their debt-laden balance sheets.
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The biggest shift has been in quality stocks that have strong balance sheets.
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Italian banks tap London's vast pools of money to strengthen tattered balance sheets.
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Such practices, advocates like Winslow said, can predict performance better than balance sheets.
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He said banks' balance sheets were stronger than most of their global rivals.
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When economic conditions change, when market sentiment shifts, balance sheets can erode quickly.
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The strong balance sheets of today's "Power Five" is another difference, Frank said.
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But low prices, weak balance sheets and climate change probably hold the answer.
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Declining bond prices weaken the balance sheets of banks that hold government debt.
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Today, banks have repaired their balance sheets and are hauling in massive profits.
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Frackers that survived the last crash pledged to clean up their balance sheets.
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LARGE CORPORATIONS GENERALLY IF YOU LOOK AT THEIR BALANCE SHEETS ARE PRETTY GOOD.
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Debt in China has accumulated on the corporate balance sheets and local governments.
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If the primary depository bank, known as the relationship bank, is holding the money off of its balance sheets, Yance said, the other banks pay the relationship bank a fee to record the deposits they're holding on their own balance sheets.
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The low oil price environment would be "counterbalanced by Saudi Arabia's strong government and external balance sheets", while Qatar's government and external balance sheets "remain strong and provide a buffer to withstand external shocks," S&P said in separate statements.
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Under the new rule, companies must bring their "operating leases" onto their balance sheets.
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That includes companies with strong balance sheets, stable sales and good after-tax earnings.
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But unlike the previous big crisis, the balance-sheets of many farmers are robust.
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S&P 175 companies have nearly $1.5 trillion in cash on their balance sheets.
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Bottom line: Investors should look for solid balance sheets, big dividends, and strong management.
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Balance-sheets are therefore smaller, and leverage ratios larger, under GAAP than under IFRS.
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Regulators have also ordered them to account for loans hidden off their balance-sheets.
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Household balance sheets have greatly improved, but business fixed investment remains weak, she said.
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Gulke hopes farmers used the last few boom years to improve their balance sheets.
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For what it's worth, respondents are taking steps toward shoring up their balance sheets.
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Bonds bought by SBBS issuers would in effect be "frozen" on their balance-sheets.
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Once graduates complete their studies, their balance sheets often are deep in the red.
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This will help further fuel consumer spending with Americans' balance sheets in good repair.
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The analyst claims that while bank earnings were soft, they have strong balance sheets.
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He said half of the banks' balance sheets are deposits at the central banks.
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HOUSEHOLD BALANCE SHEETS ARE IN GOOD SHAPE AND WE NOW HAVE BETTER BUSINESS SPENDING.
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LN: In other words, there's a lot of money missing from the balance sheets.
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During the housing recovery they have repaired their balance-sheets and strengthened underwriting standards.
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Cash is piling up on the balance-sheets of many companies in the industry.
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The first is loans that actually sit on banks' balance-sheets in different guises.
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"I call that the off-balance sheets financing, the Enron of financing," Painter said.
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Negatively, the VRs reflect the banks' limited and fairly concentrated franchises and balance sheets.
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Its "Cash Cows" ETFs buy companies with strong cash flows and healthy balance sheets.
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The full planes have helped airlines' balance sheets improve over the last few years.
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Delay will be measured not just on balance sheets, but in loss of life.
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This blanket restriction on banks lending against land puts pressure on developer's balance sheets.
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Yet tech companies' balance sheets are strong, and they continue to lead the economy.
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They review balance sheets, evaluate the risk level of loans, and assess bank management.
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Doing so would allow those banks to stay afloat by resetting their balance sheets.
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Weidmann said the risks on bank balance sheets would first need to be reduced.
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But those problems have migrated to the balance sheets of sovereign countries, he said.
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Balance sheets in the US industry had never been stronger before the crisis hit.
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Their losses could be exacerbated by the piles of debt on corporate balance sheets.
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European banks have cleaner balance sheets and stronger capital buffers than a decade ago.
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At the same time, companies have dangerously increased the leverage of their balance sheets.
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At the same time, companies have dangerously increased the leverage of their balance sheets.
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It still has weak banks and private sector balance sheets, the fund pointed out.
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And some may have opportunities to restructure their balance sheets in fluctuating financial markets.
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Unlike their larger counterparts, these banks were growing their balance sheets and loan portfolios.
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S. savers' and U.S. banks' balance sheets simply can't absorb the torrent of issuance.
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Tech companies have healthy cash flow on their balance sheets because they're under-leveraged.
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All that has already found its way to consumer wallets and corporate balance sheets.
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How much these woes will damage big banks' balance sheets and income statements remains uncertain.
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As a result of this shift, dollar liabilities on the balance sheets of non-U.
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These also focus on money: allegations that officials put balance sheets ahead of Flint residents.
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A net 48 percent of the market pros surveyed believe corporate balance sheets are overlevered.
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The objective is to facilitate the work of supervisors when they assess bank balance sheets.
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Some consumers with lower incomes had healthier personal balance sheets than those with higher incomes.
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That may look good on their balance sheets — but only "for the moment," Horwitz said.
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The property downturn is also expected to further weigh on already-stretched household balance sheets.
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Strong Financial Profile, Liquidity: Toyota has one of the strongest balance sheets in the industry.
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It would be much more dangerous if it was being held on banks' balance sheets.
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Cramer suggested buying stocks, like Verizon, that have both good balance sheets and high dividends.
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There's only so much toxic debt that can be taken onto their balance sheets, though.
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The U.S. banks have strong balance sheets and they are in a much better position.
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KTB and SCSB are rated higher due to their strong balance sheets and financial performance.
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Their balance-sheets are where you find 70% of loans and nearly 100% of problems.
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Investors have cheered moves to cut costs aggressively and sell assets to bolster balance sheets.
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A record-high net 32 percent of polled money managers considered balance sheets over-leveraged.
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PEOPLE HAVE PLENTY OF – YOU KNOW, PLENTY OF CASH, BALANCE SHEETS ARE IN GOOD SHAPE.
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Political uncertainty has turned attention to the balance sheets of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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Lagarde stressed these risks could, in adverse circumstances, create feedback loops to sovereign balance sheets.
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Many firms have already reduced costs, right-sized their operations and rehabilitated their balance sheets.
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Credit costs should climb and Morgan Stanley recommends sticking to banks with strong balance sheets.
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Early stage start-ups without massive expenses or balance sheets need not endure audited financials.
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Nonetheless the level of bad loans on banks' balance sheets remains a "challenge," Georgiades added.
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But doubts remain as to how banks will clear these loans from their balance-sheets.
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The central bank is attempting to clean up India's bank balance sheets by March 2017.
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This explains why a weaker dollar helps their balance sheets more than hindering, he added.
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These are the figures that USDA is currently using in the 2017/18 balance sheets.
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But shale oil companies emerged from the crash with stronger balance sheets and better technology.
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Moreover, business investment is benefiting from domestic demand, favourable financing conditions and improving balance sheets.
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Nonetheless, those reserves currently have enormous value on the balance sheets of fossil fuel companies.
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Rural hospitals would be properly compensated for the care they deliver, strengthening their balance sheets.
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"The industry structure and companies' balance sheets individually are in far better shape," he said.
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"The industry structure and company's balance sheets individually are in far better shape," he said.
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Both easyJet and IAG have said in recent weeks that they have strong balance sheets.
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Insurers' balance sheets are relatively strong after years without mega-catastrophes demanding particularly enormous payouts.
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Insurers' balance sheets are relatively strong — and home insurance policies generally do not cover flooding.
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The outflows of deposits have now almost entirely halted and banks' balance sheets are stable.
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Many of today's tech companies feature robust earnings growth, strong balance sheets and growing dividends.
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And, I think they have rock solid balance sheets, and I think they are undervalued.
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The first change is having greater clarity on when Fed will unwind their balance sheets.
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Washington can bail out their balance sheets, but who can bail out their damaged psyches?
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Manufacturing companies have seen the price hikes play out in their balance sheets every day.
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"Most of our customers are fairly large, and they have strong balance sheets," Hoag said.
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The best time to be undertaking this right-sizing is when balance sheets are flush.
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Central bank balance sheets will remain bloated, and quantitative easing stimulus will continue, he argues.
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Much flowed into silly investments now weighing down balance sheets, constraining stimulus as activity cools.
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Both easyJet and IAG have said in recent weeks that they have strong balance sheets.
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Each year they made more, and each year the balance sheets of their respective firms grew.
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A less demanding review may allow big banks to have less equity on their balance-sheets.
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When the balance sheets took a pause on expanding, the stock markets globally took a pause.
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New York (CNN Business)US households have cleaned up their balance sheets from the Great Recession.
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Big banks using their balance sheets to secure future tech business is not a new strategy.
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Overhauling the way Japanese companies manage their balance sheets and structure themselves, though, has been slower.
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In 2019, however, it is expected to shift its focus to scrutinising investment bank balance sheets.
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" El-Erian advised investors to look for companies with "strong balance sheets and positive cash flow.
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Balance-sheets have been stuffed with cash, deposited at central banks and earning next to nothing.
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"This would improve banks' balance sheets, and would allow smaller provisions and increased lending," Varga said.
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Balance sheets have since shrunk as banks shed risky assets, the GFMA said in a statement.
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With tech companies, he's looking much more at cash flow, free cash flow and balance sheets.
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WE'RE LOOKING AT THESE GUYS WITH MASSIVE BALANCE SHEETS WHO ARE IN AND AROUND OUR SPACE.
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Household balance sheets are in good shape, job growth is solid and wage growth is accelerating.
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They are responsible for most of the bad loans that have long clogged lenders' balance-sheets.
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BRYANT: ABSOLUTELY COULD BE. QUINTANILLA: ARE YOU GETTING GOOD AT READING BALANCE SHEETS AND INCOME STATEMENTS?
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Greece has promised to reduce the pile of non-performing loans burdening its banks' balance sheets.
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The loosening applies only to small lenders, which must keep the loans on their balance-sheets.
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That is not always easy, because governments are bad at keeping track of their balance-sheets.
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And many academics believe that banks everywhere should add still more equity to their balance-sheets.
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Homeowners, and companies with lots of debt on their balance-sheets, would get a nasty shock.
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The Fed allowed banks to lever their balance sheets in ways never seen in modern history.
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"A stronger dollar puts pressure (on financial balance sheets for some countries, like Venezuela)," Dryden said.
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Most of the money went to repairing balance sheets and rewarding shareholders, according to the CRS.
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"We are converged on the main issue of bringing leases on to balance sheets," Hoogervorst said.
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Limiting exposure to sovereigns is seen by Berlin as a means to strengthen banks' balance sheets.
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Some of these additional profits will go to shareholders, some to balance sheets, some to workers.
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No companies have filed for bankruptcy yet, even with so many stretched balance sheets out there.
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But many financial professionals are buying energy companies — if those outfits have relatively strong balance sheets.
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A slump in commodity prices has obliterated the balance sheets of its Wild West mining tycoons.
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Zuckerman said that the traditional method of investing — intuition, speaking with companies, analyzing balance sheets, etc.
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But the financial system consists of credits and debits, with spending "accounted for" on balance sheets.
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Greek banks are burdened by soured loans clogging up their balance sheets and holding back lending.
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If they stopped expanding tomorrow, they say, their balance sheets would be a sea of black.
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At the same time, borrowing costs have increased, especially for risky companies with bloated balance sheets.
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Their stocks have come under severe selling pressure as negative rates would hurt their balance sheets.
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"In energy, keep a small exposure to names with [the] best balance sheets (survivors)," Villere said.
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"There are pockets of tech with good cash flow and strong balance sheets," Ms. Mergen said.
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Globally, major central banks would be on track to trim their balance sheets and hike rates.
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Notably, there are signs outside of the banks' balance sheets of a weakening in credit growth.
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For much of the 11-year streak, those companies outperformed "safer" companies with stronger balance sheets.
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They don't risk shareholders' balking at the capital outlay and its impact on their balance sheets.
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As a result, investors say they are evaluating companies' balance sheets as they hunt for bargains.
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They classify "at-risk" balance sheets as ones approaching low cash positions or near-term maturities.
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However, balance sheets are expected to remain under pressure from weak prices and hefty dividend commitments.
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With this in mind, plug the ending stocks into your balance sheets at your own risk.
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Japanese corporations are also carrying almost $2.4 trillion in cash on their balance sheets, a record.
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Consumer balance sheets are in good shape and housing is in demand, so fundamentals are strong.
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The banks' deteriorating balance sheets have limited their ability to lend, and that's affected India's growth.
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The big banks were also running upwards of thirty-to-one leverage on their balance sheets.
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The dearth of offerings suggests that many of AppDynamics' peers are struggling to rightsize their balance sheets.
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Rajan had in December said he expected banks to clean up their balance sheets by March 2017.
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It's also encouraging companies to borrow with their balance sheets instead of pledging mainland assets or renminbi.
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Structured deposits are categorized as liabilities on banks' balance sheets, and have effectively replaced guaranteed-return WMPs.
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Investors have pressured companies to clean up their balance sheets — even in the notoriously undisciplined oil industry.
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But banks are struggling to shift impaired debts off their balance sheets, hurting their already weak profitability.
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On the flipside, others focus on how the miners have transformed their balance sheets and improved governance.
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Pooled or securitised debt can be taken off bank balance sheets and funded in the capital market.
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A sharp fall in bond prices would weaken their balance-sheets as funding costs begin to rise.
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Low interest rates did make sense when balance sheets were impaired," John Levin told CNBC's "Closing Bell.
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You can understand why investors bought gold when central banks started expanding their balance-sheets after 2008.
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Despite a recent surge in mortgage lending, household balance-sheets are on the whole in good shape.
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And others don't have the balance sheets they need to even qualify for a traditional business loan.
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The Fed, however, does not want banks to arrange their balance-sheets merely to meet the test.
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While that might help PG&E's balance sheets, it could hurt renewable suppliers that own the assets.
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And while the balance sheets, preferred stock and bonds trade without much distress, the common stocks do.
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Many potential investors are eager to work with banks to recapitalise good companies with bad balance-sheets.
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Australian banks are at risk as about two thirds of their balance sheets is exposed to mortgages.
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Space. For now this category is reserved for investors with huge balance sheets and very long horizons.
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Performance indicators are strong at the banks, particularly in UBA Ghana, and their balance sheets are liquid.
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Although giants like Maersk continued to buy enormous ships, smaller lines with worse balance-sheets could not.
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Higher debt will put increased stress on balance sheets in the event of a global economic downturn.
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They have been forced to derisk balance sheets and seen conservative loan growth over the past decade.
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Strong domestic growth means that this sum is still just a tiny fraction of their balance-sheets.
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"Companies with uninterrupted dividend growth record usually have solid balance sheets and strong cash flows," she said.
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But they always preserved their balance sheets, they always recruited smart people, and they always were competitive.
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"The juniors can't support their asset bases anymore, their balance sheets aren't looking very strong," Vuori said.
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Even in good times, strained balance sheets leave companies with little money to invest in the future.
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For those with stronger balance sheets, the time for consolidation is approaching, according to the Genco boss.
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Both companies stretched their balance sheets earlier this year to buy expensive licences for 5G mobile waves.
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However, a nominal 2.6 percent drop in exports suggested a much deeper dent to exporters' balance sheets.
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Then banks got into serious trouble by overloading their balance sheets with risky private and government debt.
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There have been many equity offerings for oil companies to raise money to save their balance sheets.
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There's safety in stocks that have had strong balance sheets and reward shareholders with regular cash payments.
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" He also said the Fed and Treasury are not working independently enough, calling their balance sheets "commingled.
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Technology companies are often characterized by having simple balance sheets, fast revenue growth and high operating margins.
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As a result, Berkshire is now reporting its longer-dated Treasury bills with its consolidated balance sheets.
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The debt had been under close watch as falling commodity prices put a strain on balance sheets.
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Forty-six percent of fund managers surveyed think corporate balance sheets are overleveraged, Bank of America said.
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When the hoped-for increase in insured populations did not appear, hospital balance sheets began to suffer.
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Viability Ratings may be pressured if excessive growth leads to significant impairment risks and weakened balance sheets.
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Some banks are looking to strengthen their balance sheets by selling NPLs and loans under close monitoring.
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It would replace a patchwork of approaches by national regulators to assessing balance sheets of pension funds.
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Taken together, the tax cuts are putting more money in Americans' paychecks and on companies' balance sheets.
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I recently did an analysis of the aggregate balance sheets of 18 of the nation's largest banks.
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These names have strong balance sheets, above-average cash flows and could benefit from higher commodity prices.
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In 2016, U.S. corporations had more than $21625 trillion in cash on their balance sheets parked overseas.
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Clients may glance at league tables, and big clients may also be swayed by large balance sheets.
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"We will all adjust our capital and employee work force to preserve balance sheets," Mr. Sheffield said.
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Given the capital and liquidity buffers on their balance sheets, the likes of JPMorgan can afford it.
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Their balance sheets are much stronger than the debt-saddled ones during previous crises, analysts have noted.
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The balance sheets, profits and share prices of the banks that created and traded these products swelled.
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The regulators see the programs as a way to stabilize the balance sheets of heavily indebted companies.
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Many business owners are consumed with the finances of their business but ignore their personal balance sheets.
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This has also sidelined any sustained fiscal stimulus in countries with strong balance sheets, such as Germany.
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A hefty debt repayment schedule and balance sheets dented by weak commodity price are also driving issuance.
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Higher metals prices mean miners have less need for new funds to repair debt-laden balance sheets.
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One or two huge new government spending programs that would weigh on fiscal balance sheets for generations.
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"Household fundamentals are positive, with impressive job gains, low oil prices and stronger balance sheets," Tannenbaum said.
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Fed Governor Lael Brainard spoke at the Normalizing Central Banks' Balance Sheets: What is the New Normal?
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Media companies are trying to respond by getting bigger and bulking up their balance sheets to compete.
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"That would also make the assets on the balance sheets of the banks suddenly crater," Steele said.
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This has included "stress testing" lenders' balance sheets against future crises and increased transparency on complex derivatives.
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They were forced to expand their balance sheets and announced unconventional measures to support their respective economies.
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Suddenly, balance sheets and profits seem to matter to investors again, Axios Markets editor Dion Rabouin writes.
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Both companies stretched their balance sheets earlier this year to buy expensive licenses for 5G mobile waves.
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The playboy is wealthy but not tied down, surrounding himself with beautiful women rather than balance sheets.
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"After such a long rally a reduction in balance sheets is going to hurt a bit," he said.
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The new rules requires that the most common type of lease be included on a company's balance sheets.
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What is more, the debate over debt, as framed, misses the most intriguing thing about their balance-sheets.
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But they don't have the balance sheets to reasonably compete with a big traditional media player like Fox.
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Shareholders have put many companies on notice, piling on pressure to sell assets to repair their balance sheets.
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And both companies have billions of dollars in cash on their balance sheets to ride out any problem.
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Pursche would stay invested but reduce risk by focusing on high-quality balance dividends and stronger balance sheets.
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This willingness to accept lower or no dividends in favour of leaner balance sheets marks a significant shift.
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Just as the stock of goodwill sitting on balance-sheets has become vast, so have the write-downs.
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That would damage their balance-sheets, raising the interest rates demanded of them and further weakening their position.
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But the banks offer massive customer rosters, hefty balance sheets and credibility with regulators, which start-ups lack.
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At the beginning of 99.83, the world's largest central banks were expanding their balance sheets like never before.
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"Based on that, the U.S. banks can absorb multiple Brexits and still have strong balance sheets," said Mayo.
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In fact, they still prefer those with strong balance sheets, said Goldman's chief U.S. equity strategist David Kostin.
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Of this, $3.3trn was owed by borrowers in emerging markets, much of it sitting on company balance-sheets.
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Euro zone banks have almost halved the pile of non-performing loans (NPLs) weighing on their balance sheets.
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These are all positive factors that will provide support to both household balance sheets and the overall economy.
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Households may not be saving much, but their balance-sheets are much stronger than before the financial crisis.
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Bank trading books grabbed 13 percent, bank balance sheets under 3 percent and central banks nearly 2 percent.
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The additional capital that regulators demanded banks should take on to their balance-sheets has had an effect.
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They include healing corporate balance sheets, rising commodity prices, increasing financing demand from companies and a stronger yuan.
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The rule took an accounting approach that says balance sheets need to closely reflect prices in the marketplace.
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"This means that these assets go off our balance sheets so the liabilities also go down," he added.
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The revised provisioning requirements will not cover the huge amount of bad debt already on bank's balance sheets.
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But in the post-2008 world, banks are constrained in the way they can use their balance-sheets.
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The transition will be a lot easier for those insurers without significant risks on their balance-sheets already.
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Several central bank and finance ministry officials have complained that the ECB's stimulus is hurting banks' balance sheets.
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This should enable companies with healthy balance sheets to stay in the green, he told CNBC's The Rundown.
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The group has been forced to take extensive measures to save its reputation and shore up balance sheets.
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Retailers have for years been struggling with declining holiday foot traffic, and larger inventories weigh on balance sheets.
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Those efficiencies are good for drillers' balance sheets, but they do not bode well for sidelined oilfield crews.
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This will leave acquisitions as the main source of growth for larger firms with still-healthy balance sheets.
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The commission's discussion also suggested sovereign bond-backed securities to make bank's balance sheets more diversified and interconnected.
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Many banks, under pressure to repair their balance sheets, are still reluctant to lend to the real economy.
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Buffett's investments usually favor strong balance sheets and management, characteristics of a value play, over heady growth prospects.
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Dividends are a major burden on oil majors' balance sheets, amounting to more than $47 billion in 353.
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Best-positioned to take advantage of the sell-off are large life sciences companies with strong balance sheets.
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We cannot jeopardize aviation safety by devolving that responsibility to private interests with eyes trained on balance sheets.
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Exxon and its American oil industry peers have been reluctant to estimate the risks to their balance sheets.
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This hunt also raised the premium for so-called quality stocks with strong balance sheets and cash flow.
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Chief Financial Officer Chris Lynch noted "some very good assets in what you'd describe as distressed balance sheets".
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The top tier of the commercial paper market is only open to companies with the sturdieset balance sheets.
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The Fed has been rolling $50 billion worth of bonds off its balance sheets every month since October.
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Encouragingly, the infrastructure push has begun to feed through to the balance sheets of some bigger listed firms.
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Creutz said the internet giants like Amazon and Netflix can leverage "essentially unlimited balance sheets" to buy content.
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"Issues like this impact family balance sheets and what they talk about at the kitchen table," Sattelmeyer said.
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Goldman Sachs says companies with strong balance sheets are not only safe investments today, but also unexpectedly cheap.
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The bull market of the 2010s was a great time to invest in companies with weaker balance sheets.
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"Corporates are paying down debt and managing healthy balance sheets for their cash flow," the third banker said.
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For employers, however, forced arbitration represents a boon to their balance sheets and a shield for their reputations.
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But Peabody Energy, Arch Coal and Alpha Natural Resources have emerged from bankruptcy, their balance sheets scrubbed clean.
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And stress tests were designed by regulators to assess how resilient bank balance sheets will be during downturns.
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The rising U.S. interest rate outlook under Trump's administration has pressured the high dividend-paying firms' balance sheets.
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Sovereign debt default "runs the risk of banks suffering large write-downs on their balance sheets", he said.
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BANK OF ENGLAND'S HALDANE SAYS DOES NOT SEE OVERSTRETCHED BALANCE SHEETS OR ASSET BUBBLES GENERALLY AROUND THE WORLD
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Mr. Burke, the luxury consultant, said he expected that a host of brands were readying their balance sheets.
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If earnings do not improve, investors may punish the smallest companies with the weakest balance sheets the hardest.
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The European Commission requires banks that receive state aid to undergo substantial restructuring and shrink their balance sheets.
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Not only is the debt dragging down these consumers' balance sheets, it's also a weight on their minds.
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The test covered seven of Britain's largest lenders based on their balance sheets at the end of 2015.
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There's more, though, to evaluating the Yellen legacy than interest rates and balance sheets and stock market price.
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But he told CNN Business that investors have to look carefully at the balance sheets of cannabis companies.
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They remove pension risk from companies' balance sheets, making it easier to raise debt or merge with others.
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"It is important that we avoid a build-up of financial imbalances in household balance sheets," Lowe said.
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"You want to look for companies with healthy balance sheets, with predictable and stable earnings growth," she said.
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Many schemes are in deficit and companies are looking to offload them to clean up their balance sheets.
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Osborne has scrapped a draconian part of new accountability rules for banks and cut levies on bank balance sheets.
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Though leases are similar to loans, companies have long been permitted to exclude most leases from their balance sheets.
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Italian banks continue to have a high level of bad loans on their balance sheets since the 2008 crisis.
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Such market sentiment led to an increase in government bond yields — and shook the balance sheets of Italy's lenders.
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The RBI's directions followed Governor Raghuram Rajan's call for a clean up of bank balance sheets by March 2017.
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Probably because interconnected long-term environmental impacts don't appear on the balance sheets or in the quarterly profit reports.
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"WICET as an organization is underpinned by some very strong balance sheets," he said, arguing against "knee jerk" decisions.
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They are booked on Japanese operators' balance sheets as fixed assets at the purchase price, the utilities told Reuters.
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For a graphic on central bank balance sheets, click here Additional reporting by Vidya Ranganathan; Editing by Eric Meijer
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"Oil companies' balance sheets are still stretched [and] limiting access to financing is eliminating new drilling opportunities," Binger said.
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Conventional wisdom says the market's record rally this year is likely feeding demand for companies with risky balance sheets.
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Jitters about the sustainability of a country's debt could worsen banks' balance-sheets, translating into fears about their solvency.
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The proposed change would free up capital for the largest U.S. banks but could also weaken their balance sheets.
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"It will, however, take a longer run of profits before balance sheets are returned to full health," he said.
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They tend to have more rate-resilient characteristics, such as strong balance sheets, and benefit from a growing economy.
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The cut in rates raised the value of long-term assets held by Japan's banks, improving their balance-sheets.
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Under current requirements banks are requested to hold a certain percentage of their balance sheets or short-termed debt.
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Millennials — already laden with student loans — are adding a different kind of debt to their balance sheets: personal loans.
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Cutting costs and boosting profits to shore up balance-sheets is one way of insuring against a turbulent future.
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Individuals are intuitively aware of this unstable rate environment and must prepare their balance sheets for rising carry costs.
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After the commodities crash of 2015-16, the mining industry has repaired balance sheets and handed cash to shareholders.
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Greater willingness to borrow with consumer balance sheets in decent shape is a sign of confidence about future incomes.
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Their smaller balance sheets force them to plan small copper mines, making permitting and negotiations with local residents easier.
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"Currency depreciation would put further pressure on corporate balance sheets, particularly those with inadequately hedged FX positions," Fitch said.
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This could increase market volatility and raise debt service costs for already-stretched corporate balance sheets, the IMF said.
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S&P said that UK banks' earnings and balance sheets would provide a solid cushion against a disorderly Brexit.
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THAT'S SOMETHING THAT HAD DONE VERY, VERY WELL DURING THAT BECAUSE CORPORATE BALANCE SHEETS ARE A WASH AND LIQUIDITY.
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They can also help window-dress balance sheets by quickly substituting cash for bonds for short periods of time.
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Banks' balance sheets are also likely to get a boost from a recent relaxation of bad-loan buffer rules.
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"[That] in turn would have adverse impact on the balance sheets of households, firms and financial intermediaries," it said.
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A jump in bad debts in recent years has pressured banks to raise funds to bolster their balance sheets.
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Bank balance sheets are liquid and we expect loans-to-deposits ratios to stay below or close to 100%.
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This lowers the value of even solid assets on bank balance sheets, giving rise to further cause for concern.
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A slump in oil prices has also put pressure on the balance sheets of companies exposed to energy prices.
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Vinals said India needed to prioritise a clean-up of its banks' balance sheets, while tackling a debt overhang.
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I think it's been strong business and CEOs have done a really good job of managing their balance sheets.
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Reduced leverage, lower operational costs, and increased reliance on local funding for subsidiaries have helped clean-up balance sheets.
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The RBI's directions followed Governor Raghuram Rajan's call for a clean-up of bank balance sheets by March 2017.
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The number of managers who would like companies to improve balance sheets hit an eight-year high last month.
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In addition, pension costs and liabilities were excluded from balance sheets, so elected officials could understate current compensation costs.
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However, the numbers companies now have to put on their balance sheets may look very different than those estimates.
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RBI Chief Raghuram Rajan said last month he expected lenders to clean up their balance sheets by March 13.
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Those four central banks are expected to cut the size of their balance sheets by more than $200 billion.
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In fact, as Premier League balance sheets expand, even mid-ranking clubs seem to be rejecting the Europa League.
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They would allow banks to more quickly establish how much money they would need to bolster their balance sheets.
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Cyclical and low-quality stocks — or those with weak balance sheets — should outperform in this scenario, according to Zidle.
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It starts with a quality screen for companies with strong balance sheets and a high return on invested capital.
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Italian banks have about $20123 billion in bad loans on their balance sheets, and markets have started to panic.
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They then either retain those securities on their own balance-sheets or, far more often, sell them to investors.
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All of that has been building on banks' balance sheets for so long that the government has to act.
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AM Best said it would conduct "stress testing" of insurers to see how the coronavirus could impact balance sheets.
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It was a chance to buy great companies with double-digit growth rates, no debt and strong balance sheets.
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Fed Governor Lael Brainard will be speaking at the Normalizing Central Banks' Balance Sheets: What is the New Normal?
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Many companies need more customers — and customers with cash — more than they need more cash on their balance sheets.
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However, this exemption threshold will now be updated monthly and thereby reflect developments in banks' balance sheets over time.
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The exercise is a hypothetical one, but it points to concerns over risks hidden in Deutsche Bank's balance sheets.
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The big risk shift since the financial crisis in the U.S. has been from household to corporate balance sheets.
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The dueling passes, both backed by large balance sheets and aggressive marketing, ushered in a new age for skiers.
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Chancellor Kohl knew that alliances are not measured by annual balance sheets; they pay off over a longer term.
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The strategists said these types of companies may be more motivated to clean up balance sheets than maintain dividends.
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In advanced economies bank balance-sheets look stronger than in 2007, and no obvious debt-fuelled bubbles have inflated.
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And some companies stressed their balance sheets so badly that they went bankrupt during the 2014-2016 oil crash.
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Providing dollar caps on government contracts can ensure that juicy rewards don't flow to companies with large balance sheets.
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Failure to take online shopping threat seriously hurt many retailers too But bloated balance sheets weren't their only problems.
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This uncertain backdrop has forced oil companies to strengthen their balance sheets by paying down debt and raising cash.
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"Once the banks would clean up their balance sheets completely, then the market will have greater confidence," he said.
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So Italian banks have been trying to shore up their balance sheets without much help from the Italian government.
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"While Dr. Patel in his current role has not been directly involved in asset quality review process of bank balance sheets, we expect that he is likely to continue the process of cleaning up of bank balance sheets and adhere to the March 2017 deadline set by Dr. Rajan," Goldman Sachs economists noted.
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Such trade carries a lot of risk and large balance sheets, meaning regulators must supervise the banks' trading models closely.
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Yet after foot-dragging for a decade on bad loans and capital-raising, their balance-sheets are in decent shape.
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He explained that whenever a correction comes, it's the companies with levered balance sheets that he would be worried about.
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About half of those surveyed by BofAML said they prefer companies use their cash piles to fortify their balance sheets.
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The regulator will also seek to push banks to bring off-balance sheet assets onto their balance sheets, it said.
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Apple, Samsung and most semiconductor makers could ride out such tensions, with their high margins and cash-laden balance-sheets.
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An extended collapse could feed into bond and loan defaults, hurting balance sheets at rickety banks and indebted local governments.
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Investors loved tech firms' ability to crank out huge profits with tiny balance-sheets, but economists were alarmed by it.
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Since the 2007-2009 financial crisis, big U.S. banks have padded their balance sheets with increased capital and reduced leverage.
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Because when they do start doing well, ... the balance sheets are so much better than they were back in '09.
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The eurozone's initial instinct was to tax all depositors, big and small, to fill the gap in bank balance sheets.
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Personal data is no longer simply an asset that sits in aggregate form on the balance sheets of large organizations.
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Many miners are now using their improved cash flows to strengthen balance-sheets that were badly overstretched earlier this year.
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The main focus at all the mining firms is on rebuilding balance-sheets and rewarding shareholders who kept the faith.
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The result is that the balance-sheets of both banks and much of the corporate sector are in parlous states.
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If banks help fix corporate balance-sheets, the large resulting losses will highlight how weak their own capital positions are.
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Bank deals usually happen when valuations are high, balance-sheets stretched, profits inflated, and managers and investors are wildly bullish.
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Balance sheets are getting loaded up, but companies don't have much to show for it aside from soaring stock prices.
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And, since the financial crisis, Western banks have been preoccupied with repairing their balance-sheets and old-fashioned cost-cutting.
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Some observers suspect this is why Mr Bolloré has pursued ever-bigger companies with ever-bigger balance-sheets, like Vivendi.
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Bottom line: it's a long and winding road, but E&P companies are continuing to slowly improve their balance sheets.
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Easier borrowing costs often give companies with weaker balance sheets an advantage over those with less leverage, Goldman Sachs said.
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Its well-being should improve as banks start selling off a mountain of bad loans weighing on their balance sheets.
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These have gradually weighed less heavily on balance sheets, so tail risk has reduced ahead of the anticipated economic slowdown.
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The rise in buybacks has had a twin effect on corporate balance sheets, both drawing down cash and increasing leverage.
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And as rising government debt rates lure cash into safer assets, higher borrowing costs weigh on debt-heavy balance sheets.
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Many have been laid low by profligate governments, overstretched companies, mismatched balance-sheets, fickle foreign capital or volatile commodity prices.
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Some market participants blamed the episodes on smaller dealer balance sheets due to regulations aimed at safeguarding the financial system.
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"The Street has been open for business and balance sheets are clean as a whistle," a second banker told IFR.
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Since March 2018 the level of non-performing loans on the balance-sheets of India's banks has begun to decline.
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S&P 53 companies had $25 trillion in cash and equivalents stashed on their balance sheets as of last June.
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Still, "singles with unsettled loans might want to sort out their balance sheets before hitting the dating scene," she added.
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Corporate balance sheets are the strongest Cramer has ever seen them, indicating steady cash flows on the individual stock level.
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Balance sheets had collapsed "through unplanned spending, by giving bad contracts to foreign players, through short-term decisions," Erkan added.
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Bankers say the ECB has stepped up pressure on banks to speed up the clean-up of their balance sheets.
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Wall Street banks have an unlikely ally channeling cash to their balance sheets at a crucial time: the American consumer.
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The industry has solid enough balance-sheets to weather a storm, with net debt of 1.8 times gross operating profit.
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In the docs, Joanna requests Brandi's balance sheets, bank accounts and tax returns, plus any gifts valued at over $1k.
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Companies are cutting dividends, issuing stock and taking other steps to shore up balance sheets, the Devon Energy CEO noted.
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Terry said not just strong balance sheets but strong growth is a large driver in choosing his top stock picks.
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"The oil sands business needs focused operators with strong balance sheets and deep expertise," Williams said on an earnings call.
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Both Asian and European banks haven't seen their balance sheets increase as much as those in the U.S., he said.
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Bad news: It lost money, and the three main owners had to account for that loss on their balance sheets.
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Household demand for funds should remain firm although balance sheets of larger companies are more stretched, the investment bank said.
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The central bank has been urging banks to proactively clean up their balance sheets, including accounting for potential stressed assets.
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THEIR BALANCE SHEETS ARE IN BETTER SHAPE THAN IT'S EVER BEEN OR AT LEAST SINCE IT'S BEEN RECORDED, THE CONSUMER.
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"We're going to be launching both of these companies with extraordinarily strong balance sheets and low leverage," he told Cramer.
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Rather than use misleading metrics like GDP to make comparisons to China, we should instead compare balance sheets, not expenditures.
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He said that before the oil market bounces back, corporate balance sheets have to experience more pressure amid the oversupply.
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The ratings agency said deterioration in the asset portion of balance sheets had peaked, particularly among oil and gas exposure.
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The Treasury's new ruling on intercompany debt could prompt a giant and expensive rejig of foreign firms' American balance-sheets.
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Institutions in Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain have begun pulling money out of Qatari banks, threatening their balance sheets.
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Facing uncertain growth and reduced revenue streams, many local governments are continuing to reduce spending and bolster their balance sheets.
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Low steel prices mean that they would need to declare big losses on their balance sheets if they scrapped them.
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The second piece of the shadow-banking puzzle is the "wealth-management" assets that banks hold off their balance-sheets.
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Yet any buying increases risks for bank balance sheets, where the damage from Italy's falling bond prices is already apparent.
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But many of those balance sheets have leaned on the money mint that is its low-cost cloud computing arm.
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A prolonged global funding market disruption could place significant pressure on the banks' balance sheets despite the improvements in liquidity.
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Underlying market conditions, such as rising earnings estimates, strong corporate balance sheets and record profit margins, remain favorable, he said.
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Earlier steps have included reining in wealth management products and probes into assets which are kept off banks' balance sheets.
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This means they could face the most strain in an economic slowdown, depending on the soundness of their balance sheets.
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Russian elites read domestic and international power balances like a CPA reads balance sheets — and they've done it for centuries.
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It would also restrain growth of foreign-currency liabilities on banks' balance sheets, the central bank said in a statement.
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A number of forecasts, he said, put China's bad debt at between 6 and 603 percent of bank balance sheets.
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Carige has fallen behind in the restructuring process which has seen peers clean up their balance sheets in recent years.
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Lacking the national networks of larger rivals, these small banks face the prospect of slower growth and smaller balance sheets.
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They, too, have the balance sheets to spend billions on video without seeing a major dent in their stock prices.
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"Members regarded conditions in the housing market and household balance sheets as continuing to warrant careful monitoring," the minutes showed.
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Basel III capital rules have piled pressure on dealers to scale down bloated balance sheets by eliminating unnecessary swaps notional.
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Following a slump in commodity prices in 2015, companies across the mining sector sold assets to restore their balance sheets.
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He wanted to understand what happened to balance sheets when the Treasury collected taxes, traded bonds, spent and created money.
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Those guarantees and insurance would presumably lose value in a default, hurting the balance sheets of any number of institutions.
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The latest tests examined the balance sheets of 105 European banks, representing about 214 percent of the region's banking industry.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made repairing bank balance sheets his administration's "top-most priority," a senior government official said.
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"Universities face unprecedented enrollment uncertainty, risks to multiple revenue streams and potential material erosion in their balance sheets," it said.
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Carriers outside of the U.S. with weaker balance sheets may not be able to survive the coronavirus crisis, said Kirby.
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First-half earnings look healthy enough, but softer credit figures suggest they are already moving to shield their balance sheets.
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"You have balance sheets that start to look very, very bad," said Miguel Chanco, senior Asia economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Prices for bonds rise when interest rates fall, providing a boost to inventory banks may have on their balance sheets.
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Throughout the wild market swings, "most expect substantial near-term impact on both earnings and balance sheets," the analysts wrote.
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"All that that's going to do is help balance sheets and give some minor relief to markets," El-Erian said.
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VIRUS ALREADY HURTING COMPANIES Some major U.S. corporations say the virus is already weakening their balance sheets and hitting earnings.
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And there is a gigantic bubble on corporate balance sheets today, and not just in the United States, but globally.
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Yes, they went through an epic housing crash, but they have since consolidated market share and righted their balance sheets.
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They believe negative rates have consequences, such as denting banks' balance sheets, which could have wider impacts on the economy.
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Most developers consolidate asset-backed securities on their balance sheets as debt, because the mortgage receivables are used as collateral.
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The American deficit has shrunk, oil exporters' surpluses have dwindled and central banks everywhere have dramatically expanded their balance-sheets.
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Millions of Americans will strike out on Black Friday, not so named because of a color swap on balance sheets.
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And middle-tier banks want to keep expanding their balance sheets, forcing them to find other ways to chase growth.
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Since the financial crisis, regulators have created a world in which compliance is a major influence on banks' balance-sheets.
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And it would call on regulators to stress test the balance sheets of big banks that want to join forces.
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Companies are increasingly transferring pension obligations to insurance companies to remove the risk of such schemes from their balance sheets.
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Das also urged Indian public sector banks (PSBs) to not depend solely on government capital infusions to solidify their balance sheets.
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Energy deals have largely been asset sales from struggling producers looking to strengthen balance sheets and, in some cases, simply survive.
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Second, many firms have geared up their balance-sheets in the belief that the good times will roll on for ever.
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She cited several factors including a steepening yield curve — which improves banks' profit margins — "healthy balance sheets" and less regulatory pressure.
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Magistrates are also investigating whether the various bank managements acted illegally as they sought funds to prop up their balance sheets.
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Tier II banks should also not face significant challenges with their balance sheets evolving to more closely resemble their G7 counterparts.
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And four small lenders bailed out by healthier banks last year also need more money to clean up their balance sheets.
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Even as balance sheets weaken, leverage still remains well below its peak in 1985 and below the sector's long-term average.
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These types of stocks, Buffett has said, help guarantee earnings for years to come through persistent dividends and stable balance sheets.
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More positively, it is light on the non-performing loans that clog the balance-sheets of banks in places like Italy.
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But for gun companies that have kept their balance sheets strong, there's little incentive to change how they operate, said Rafn.
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Dodd-Frank, passed in 22011 when Democrats controlled Congress, micromanages banks' balance-sheets rather than imposing exacting but simple capital standards.
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EXTRA CUSHION Some companies are building more room on their balance sheets and trying to secure funding farther into the future.
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If you care about corporate media balance sheets, you'll note that Comcast appears to have gotten a pretty good deal here.
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The rebound in the property market has also allowed Spanish banks to tackle toxic balance sheets faster than rivals in Italy.
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With 324 billion euros of impaired loans still sitting on banks' balance sheets, Italy's is Europe's largest market for distressed assets.
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By removing counterparty risk, clearing will weaken the advantage that banks with big balance-sheets enjoy over the newer trading firms.
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Though credit markets have largely shrugged off Trump's victory, bloated balance sheets are ill-prepared for an end to loose policy.
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He said the stock reaction was an "extremely significant move" and the news will be watched for impact to balance sheets.
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But the suddenness and speed of the provisioning in 2HFY16 highlights how long it has taken to address poor balance sheets.
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Specifically, banks' balance sheets are the strongest "in a generation," debt underwriting is improving and banks' credit quality remains quite strong.
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It even noted that the figures cited for China banks' balance sheets needed to be taken with a grain of salt.
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The equities themselves began to fall, but corporate balance sheets did not yet reflect the macro problems the companies were facing.
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He advises investors to be selective with retail companies today, picking those that have great balance sheets and big dividend yields.
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That is particularly a concern for Italy where banks' balance sheets are heavily burdened with Italian government bonds, the source said.
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Going forward, UBS said it recommends sticking to "high quality names ", preferably exporters with U.S. dollar earnings and strong balance sheets.
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The "structural shock" to the oil market is "weakening" both countries' economies, balance sheets and, in turn, credit profiles, Moody's contended.
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These four companies have "solid balance sheets" and substantial positions in the Permian Basin horizontal oil play, the investor told CNBC.
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The Fed would also provide more information about the scenarios it builds each year to put bank balance sheets under stress.
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Fears of a full-blown crisis are encouraging banks to voluntarily rework loan terms to protect their balance sheets, bankers said.
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He considers that bank balance sheets currently have an approximate 103 percent exposure to energy and the loans in this sector.
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Selling the plants while margins are still reasonably high allows the majors to exit without a hit to their balance sheets.
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Additionally, Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) insurance plays an important role in supporting the balance sheets of all Canadian Banks.
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After a slump banks and firms eventually purge their balance sheets and reformers are emboldened, allowing growth to pick up again.
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Some say the market could be based on as much as $50 billion in distressed debt on Turkish banks' balance sheets.
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Many emerging markets, particularly and , haven't taken full advantage of global liquidity to clean up their sovereign balance sheets, the company's .
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Longer duration balance sheets will also be a consequence as expectations for the low rate environment extend further into the future.
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Insurers were left with a hole in their balance sheets on top of other ObamaCare-related problems they were already facing.
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The move comes amid the collapse in oil prices pressures balance sheets, with companies shedding assets and cutting dividends for survival.
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Well-funded businesses with strong balance sheets, as Khosrowshahi pointed out, have a safety net ready if IPO plans go awry.
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Investors also favor large caps in time of economic uncertainty because small caps have more relative debt on their balance sheets.
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In the U.S., consumer sentiment is high; household balance sheets are strong; employment is still solid, and spending has been growing.
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The RBA said stricter lending criteria by banks had helped in containing the build-up of risk on household balance sheets.
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"Net interest income has remained quite stable over the past two years," Draghi noted about the balance sheets of European banks.
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Additionally, Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) insurance plays an important role in supporting the balance sheets of all Canadian banks.
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New policies, both recently implemented and forthcoming, limit the scale to which banks can keep riskier items off their balance sheets.
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She also finds telecom stocks attractive for the plurality of companies that have net-cash balance sheets and high dividend yields.
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And, while regulations have meaningfully lowered bank earnings power, they have just as meaningfully improved the strength of bank balance sheets.
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But analysts said banks were expecting significantly higher crude prices at this point when they last reviewed balance sheets in October.
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However, over the long haul Goldman still recommends investors focus on companies with strong balance sheets and lower levels of debt.
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While there were no undisclosed "holes" in bank balance sheets, they needed to be clear in their handling of bad loans.
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They would have thanked their lucky stars then, and focused on building healthier balance sheets with more cash and less debt.
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Interest rates are already at or near historic lows, while central bank balance sheets are swollen from years of bond-buying.
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That streak could be broken for the first quarter, and when big automakers start losing money, their balance sheets are tested.
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Most voters say President Obama — and, sure, he gets some because corporate balance sheets were healthy when Mr. Trump entered office.
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Without that, though, the cruise lines, airlines and oils — well, let's just say their balance sheets are going to crush them.
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I don't know why the last one makes me laugh so much — the image of suits pouring ketchup over balance sheets?
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However, during this uncertain time, we believe investors will flock to companies with superior balance sheets and robust free cash flow.
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The industry has high fixed costs, which means a pause in revenue could have a devastating impact on its balance sheets.
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Banks are still loath to lend, and nonperforming loans on banks' balance sheets continue to block a recovery, Mr. Bastian said.
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Critics of the industry say the banks should be lending that money out or retaining it to strengthen their balance sheets.
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By investor type, fund managers bought around three quarters of the issue with bank balance sheets taking the remainder, Koe said.
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But private firms getting into mixed ownership schemes also need to make sure SOE debt doesn't taint their own balance sheets.
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That means they don't want to show a tremendous amount of short-term liabilities on their balance sheets at quarter-end.
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But during tough times, quality companies with strong balance sheets are more valuable for their superior ability to weather a recession.
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The goal is to have enough money left over to return cash to shareholders and shore up their shaky balance sheets.
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"The balance sheets of business and consumers do not seem to be under strain yet," Capistran said in a note Monday.
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But to receive the much-needed funds to clean up their balance sheets, the banks must implement a series of reforms.
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Helping employees get over financing hurdles for housing would pump relatively "lazy" capital on corporate balance sheets directly into the economy.
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The move comes as weak oil prices put pressure on balance sheets, with companies shedding assets and cutting dividends for survival.
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The attorney general said "a fixation on finances and balance sheets" over safeguarding residents' safety was the root of the problem.
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And the Central Banks, in running up their balance sheets in quantitative easing, have done something that's never been done before.
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As for their balance sheets, Apple comes out ahead, said Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management.
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Gartside added that both the Fed and the ECB "have been good in communicating" they will be reducing their balance sheets.
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Hungary has also maintained a tax on banks' adjusted balance sheets since 2010 but has eased the rate in recent years.
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Nowhere are there in-depth discussions about balance sheets and cash flow, though there are flashy animations illustrating basic investing principles.
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Companies owe far more through operating leases than they do through capital leases, which are already accounted for on companies' balance sheets.
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The message that is buried in balance-sheets is not that American firms are behaving stupidly in response to today's business climate.
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Additionally, the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) insurance plays an important role in supporting the balance sheets of all Canadian banks.
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I like these stocks because they produced a lot of cash, they have good balance sheets, " Binger said on Monday's "Trading Nation.
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But with central banks expected to accelerate unwinding of their balance sheets as inflation expectations rise, currency volatility is set to rise.
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But Chinese banks don't want to hold big equity stakes on their balance sheets because these assets attract a big capital charge.
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"For the entire oil and gas industry, balance sheets have never been worse," said Fadel Gheit, an Oppenheimer & Co oil industry analyst.
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In addition, the firm is recommending stocks that combine quality with strong balance sheets, a group it said has outperformed since Dec.
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One Utopian answer to the goodwill conundrum would be for all firms to recognise all their intangible assets on their balance-sheets.
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Koch advised looking at big U.S. banks with strong balance sheets, which would be well-positioned to benefit from higher interest rates.
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Loans, he added, are an attractive alternative "at a time when regional banks have solid balance sheets and ample liquidity to deploy".
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Two areas stand out: the balance-sheets, funding and business models of the banks themselves; and the increased clout of the regulators.
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"Their balance sheets are incredibly dependent on the revenue they make from net interest margin, which includes consumer bank deposits," Carroll said.
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However, the short-term effect in China itself has been massively beneficial, lifting steel prices and margins and refloating sinking balance sheets.
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Before the financial crisis, Wall Street firms and their European rivals loaded up their balance sheets with bets on stocks and bonds.
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American accounting principles, known as GAAP, allow banks to offset derivative exposures on the asset and liability sides of their balance-sheets.
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Policies should prioritize structural reforms, enhancing investment and fiscal governance, maintaining supportive monetary policies, completing the banking union, and repairing balance sheets.
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"We like to sit out here, rip balance sheets and income statements apart, make investment decisions rather than market decisions," he said.
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Indeed, the growing use of complex derivatives meant that even bank executives did not understand how risky their own balance sheets were.
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Strong balance sheets may insulate the likes of Green Plains Inc, Archer Daniels Midland Co and Valero Energy Corp from weakening margins.
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The test will examine the balance sheets of 51 European banks, representing 70 percent of the region's banking industry, the authority said.
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Because the firm has levered itself up a bit, it's selling some assets to reduce debt on its balance sheets, he noted.
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There are still close to 1 trillion euros ($1.12 trillion) worth of non-performing loans (NPLs) on euro zone banks' balance sheets.
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The biggest banks -- those with more than 30 billion euros in holdings on their balance sheets – are supervised directly by the ECB.
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"We are mitigating the risks to inflation and to the balance sheets of companies through a number of regulations," Indrawati told reporters.
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The banking index has fallen around 30 percent so far in 2016, hit by concerns over bad debts and weak balance sheets.
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In the face of those headwinds, Goldman is advising clients to shift to growth stocks with an emphasis on strong balance sheets.
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Only some of these intangibles appear on their balance-sheets; the vast sums spent on research and development (R&D) do not.
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Bond markets have also been well behaved, considering many of the world's major central banks are preparing to shrink their balance sheets.
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The professionals also said they are worried about corporate leverage, with a record 48% saying they are worried about company balance sheets.
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Non-performing loans still trouble the balance-sheets of banks across the southern belt, although economic growth is now reducing that burden.
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Insurers' balance sheets will gradually become less interest-sensitive as business under the new mechanism gradually takes the place of older business.
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"Europe's problem is simple - too much debt on bank balance sheets at too low a margin," Berenberg analysts said in a note.
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Insurance companies will be comparable across countries; and multinational insurers will be forced to consolidate balance-sheets using the same approach throughout.
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But a stronger reduction of risks on banks' balance sheets was needed than that foreseen in the Commission proposals, the official added.
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Without pressure from the imports they can maintain hefty prices and the big margins that keep their balance sheets in the black.
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Banks were not charging enough for the use of their balance-sheets before 2008 and many got into trouble as a result.
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European banks' balance-sheets still need strengthening and, so long as questions swirl about their health, the banks will not lend freely.
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Commercial real estate prices fell 87% nationwide, destroying the balance sheets of Japanese companies and households "in no small way," Koo said.
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Watling now claims lenders are using tricks like labelling loan collateral as revenue in their balance sheets, rather than as a creditor.
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BlackRock and other ETF issuers allow banks to sweep bonds that might have otherwise hogged space on their balance sheets into ETFs.
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"The first (priority) is completing the cleaning of bank balance sheets," he told the European Parliament's committee on economic affairs in Brussels.
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At present, the central bank balance sheets among the G3 economies — the U.S., Japan and the European Union — are "bloated," they said.
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Aviva has probably gone from having one of the weaker balance sheets around three years ago to one of the most resilient.
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Under such conditions, politicians may find that they cannot force the cost of cleaning up balance-sheets on voters without causing uproar.
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Beijing had been trying to move LGFV debt on to municipal balance sheets via the 2014 creation of a municipal bond market.
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They still own mortgage-backed bonds and they still make home loans to wealthy folk, which they keep on their balance-sheets.
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The option of setting up a "bad bank" to remove the dud assets from ailing lenders' balance-sheets has been ruled out.
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But two dozen midsize regional banks will no longer have to hold as much capital to cover losses on their balance sheets.
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Finally, the government will use fiscal policy to prop up growth, in effect transferring debt from corporate balance-sheets to its own.
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If the European Parliament, where Italian politicians hold key positions, prevails the ECB's overall drive to repair bank balance sheets could suffer.
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Banking, he said, is ripe for consolidation over the next five years, particularly among the big European banks with strong balance sheets.
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Additionally, the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) insurance plays an important role in supporting the balance sheets of all Canadian Banks.
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Large lenders find it less costly to keep originated mortgages on their balance sheets, because they have a larger amount of deposits.
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"You don't see the excesses in lending on bank balance sheets that you saw going into the last recession," Cannon said. 2.
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Ongoing concerns on the health of Chinese corporate balance sheets have also boosted the attractiveness of safe haven assets such as treasuries.
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Under new rules Italy's fragmented gas distribution sector is set to enter a period of consolidation, favouring companies with strong balance sheets.
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Magistrates are also investigating whether management at the various banks acted illegally as they sought funds to prop up their balance sheets.
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In the first two years of the healthcare law, more insurers than expected have ended up with balance sheets in the red.
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But their diversified revenue and larger balance-sheets allow them to accumulate acreage even as they drill at a more measured pace.
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Adding debt to the balance sheets of existing enterprises can benefit private equity investors, especially when policy interest rates are very low.
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The largest banks have also strengthened their balance sheets by adding more than $680 billion in top-tier capital, the Fed said.
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" By leveraging this methodology, Hunter arrived at 15 selections with "high dividend yields, ample cash, healthy balance sheets, and reasonable payout ratios.
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Their free or low-cost accounts are a major draw to users, but they're also a big hit to neobank balance sheets.
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Plus, a majority say they now want more companies to increase capital expenditures rather than reduce debt or improve their balance sheets.
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"Larger companies with strong balance sheets will seek efficiencies of scale in higher-return basins," Joshi said in a recent research note.
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The IMF's third post-programme monitoring report, published earlier this month, says that further efforts to strengthen bank balance sheets are needed.
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Potentially that allows Italian banks to get on with the business of cleaning up their balance sheets; consequently, the Milan banking index .
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The price moves reflect how U.S. banks have managed to repair their balance sheets much faster than European lenders after the crash.
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But every one of the four banks has prepared a plan to reduce the level of bad loans in their balance sheets.
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And-- forget about the market, if you can put a good market, you know, you don't even have to read balance sheets.
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His rationale was that these quality companies with strong balance sheets would be resilient during the late stages of the economic cycle.
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In the February survey, 42% of professional investors say they want want money spent on rebuilding balance sheets, while 40% said capex.
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But the weaker mall owners, such as CBL, have more encumbered balance sheets, and some of their centers are seen as deteriorating.
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Until the answer is found, wages in Japan and the U.S. and growth will remain tepid, and central bank balance sheets large.
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However, they have allowed more flexibility since beginning discussions with the IMF, which has helped reduce pressure on their external balance sheets.
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Many private companies in China typically rely on shadow financing, murky forms of lending that are kept off banks' official balance sheets.
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"Companies that have stretched balance sheets have them for a reason, so there are risks that need to be accepted," Rosenbluth said.
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Cowen's Seiberg said the idea of subjecting bank balance sheets to "severe" stress tests "could gain traction," even without Congress taking action.
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Banks also are now required to make adequate provisions for transferred loans where the underlying loan assets remain on their balance sheets.
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The majors will once again be the ones to watch thanks to stronger balance sheets compared with smaller rivals, WoodMac's Latham said.
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The financing structure, known as "P23," is being employed both by schools that are fiscally strapped and those with healthier balance sheets.
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Mortgage rates are low, job growth is charging ahead and household balance sheets are as strong as they've been in 15 years.
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This, at a time when total reserves — the money that central banks hold on their balance sheets — expanded by more than half.
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This ploy—Palin in the streets, Reagan in the balance sheets—is a crucial part of Trump's strategy for winning in November.
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Gandhi said that after banks' balance sheets are cleaned up, the RBI's focus will be on scaling up credit and deposit growth.
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With increasing deterioration in corporate credit, he said investors should look for companies with strong balance sheets and get out of junk bonds.
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Under pressure from the European Central Bank to clean up their balance-sheets, banks are being forced to come up with detailed plans.
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Banking is the only main sector that fell on Tuesday, as investors believe Beijing's debt-to-equity plan would weaken lenders' balance sheets.
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Resource firms will use any improvement in revenues to "repair balance-sheets rather than invest in new capacity," says Michael Roche, a consultant.
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Plus, these companies have more stable gross margins and stronger balance sheets, the firm points out, which could lead to their outperformance regardless.
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After the crisis, they turned to quantitative easing (QE), ie, expanding their balance-sheets by creating new money in order to buy assets.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture will update balance sheets in its monthly supply and demand report on Friday at noon EDT (1600 GMT).
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If we dig a little deeper into the balance sheets of European financial companies, there is actually more cause for comfort than concern.
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With a tightening labor market generating a steady increases in wages and strong household balance sheets, spending could accelerate in the fourth quarter.
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The Bank of Italy, or central bank, has urged them to clean up their balance sheets and prepare to boost capital if necessary.
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A number of LAC sovereigns maintain contingency reserves, sovereign catastrophe insurance and disaster credit lines with multilaterals to protect budgets and balance sheets.
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We are not seeing aggressive leveraging up of balance sheets to buy back stock — most are not issuing debt to buy back stock.
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Financial authorities regulate the banking sector by imposing constraints on the balance sheets of commercial banks, including setting capital requirements and liquidity standards.
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Asset quality is likely to remain relatively strong in the absence of broader problems in the mortgage market, which dominates banks' balance sheets.
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Its banks' balance-sheets sag under 8.4trn rupees ($130bn) of loans that will probably not be repaid—over 10% of their outstanding loans.
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Banks, already obliged by Basel 24 and national supervisors to add lots of equity to their balance-sheets, have moaned about further fiddling.
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The central bank has often asked banks and government to deal with the high-level of non-performing loans in bank's balance sheets.
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Italian lenders' balance sheets are weighed down with more than 200 billion euros of bad loans that built up during years of recession.
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While low rates are hitting profits, we do not see them as a significant threat to Italian insurers' balance sheets and capital strength.
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Previous Chairman Sergio Marchionne had said he was open to the possibility of hiving off some businesses once their balance sheets were sound.
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"Crisis legacies remain significant, including high public debt, impaired private balance sheets, and a weak payment culture," the IMF said in a statement.
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The IMF said U.S. domestic demand would be supported by strengthening balance sheets, the decline in fiscal drag and an improving housing market.
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KPMG, an accounting firm, said financial companies would look at whether regulators will force them to hold more capital against bigger balance sheets.
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But the high amount of bad loans on the balance sheets of Italian banks remain a major vulnerability, as well as high unemployment.
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Going forward, Terry said investors will value strong balance sheets among these leaders, also known as the FANG (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google) stocks.
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"The winners in the near term are going to be places like Google, Apple and Facebook that have big balance sheets, " said Ming.
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To avoid stumping up capital and to protect their balance sheets, some banks have under-reported bad loans and under-recognized overdue debt.
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However, this time around the recession will commence with the balance sheets of the Fed and Treasury extremely overleveraged right from the start.
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Faster monetary easing, the ministry argued, would help deleverage corporate balance sheets and restore banks' profits, helping the economy realize its full potential.
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Setting aside the potential impact on balance sheets, there could be a chilling effect on the ability of executives to do business abroad.
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We expect DTAs admitted on insurers' statutory balance sheets to decline by nearly 40%, on average, as a result of the tax cut.
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Investment officers had trouble matching investment assets to their existing balance sheets when they didn't know what was in a hedge fund's portfolio.
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Still, Lakos-Bujas thinks companies will have to spread around how they spend the approximately $2 trillion on their balance sheets at home.
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Italy has criticized the ECB move, urging a more gradual reduction of bad loans to avoid creating large holes in bank balance sheets.
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They are also potentially damaging for banks' balance sheets and net interest margins as yield curves flatten despite negative central bank deposit rates.
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But lower rates also ease the pressure on both the firms themselves and their creditors to clean up balance sheets, the report noted.
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Banks do not immediately tie up their balance sheets, while signaling to markets that financing will be there if the deal is approved.
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The underwriters were forced to fund the transaction and take the debt on their balance sheets in late January when the acquisition closed.
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When yields on European government bonds rise, countries have to pay more to finance themselves and service their debts, thus hurting balance sheets.
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European banks had better take a very good look at their balance sheets, and quickly sever any ties with traders in illegal arms.
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These maneuvers involve shifting a company's future obligations to policyholders into special financial vehicles that do not appear on the insurer's balance sheets.
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In such a scenario, there is a risk of asset price misalignments, which can lead to abrupt revaluations, potentially stretching bank balance sheets.
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It called for a speed up of the offloading of bad loans from banks' balance sheets, which hamper lending and slowdown economic growth.
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Banks have been recapitalised and their balance sheets re-weighted with high-quality liquid assets such as sovereign debt and central bank reserves.
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As both inflation and rates rise, the second half will be better for companies that have low labor costs and strong balance sheets.
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Big producers have also adjusted their business models to withstand low prices, even as smaller producers with weaker balance sheets struggle to survive.
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Some euro zone countries, including Italy and France, oppose such limits, fearing negative consequences on their banks' balance sheets and for bond markets.
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Their predecessors had overseen multi-billion dollar acquisitions at the high point of the commodity cycle, saddling their balance sheets with massive debts.
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Vast sums of money were poured into high-yield debt, allowing even some companies with shoddy balance sheets to borrow at reasonable rates.
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Gold was essential in order to guarantee the currency, but the bankers didn't want it taking up valuable space on their balance sheets.
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The shale oil companies with the weakest balance sheets will have to save cash by abandoning expensive drilling projects and furloughing their workers.
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Interest rates remain at or near record lows, and the balance sheets of many central banks remain swollen from years of bond purchases.
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Whatever the interest rates, central banks retain trillions of dollars on their balance sheets earmarked for buying up financial assets, making credit available.
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I go over a lot of the banking balance sheets and they really learned a lesson in 2016 when it comes to nonperformers.
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"These are ways to directly provide some relief to company balance sheets that can be quickly implemented within current government programs," they noted.
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Reuters analyzed balance sheets of nearly 4,000 listed Chinese companies to see how well they are financially prepared to cope with the impact.
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By the end of 2007, Wall Street firms were scouring the world to raise money to plug the holes in their balance sheets.
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Strong consumers, strong consumer balance sheets — we're going to get there again, whether it's a 'V' shape, a 'W' shape, a 'U' shape.
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Scholz had on Tuesday suggested the ESM become a common backstop as long as risks in national banks' balance sheets were reduced first.
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The automakers have set up their balance sheets to survive a downturn to below the so-called "replacement rate," of roughly 15 million.
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Years of ultra-loose monetary policy mean central bank balance sheets are bloated and interest rates are at or close to record lows.
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The combined balance-sheets of central banks in America, the euro zone, Britain and Japan stand at over 35% of their total GDP.
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But there could be reason to worry, James Mackintosh of the WSJ notes: There's a lot of red ink on company balance sheets.
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A high level of unprofitable loans on banks' balance sheets impacts the broader economy by stifling both domestic demand and bank lending growth.
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Hungary has also maintained a banking sector tax on banks' adjusted balance sheets since 2010 but has eased the rate in recent years.
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When the national housing market began to crash in 2007, and mortgage defaults surged, losses piled up on Fannie and Freddie's balance sheets.
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Sweeney's reasoning is that central banks are moving towards taking a different approach and may soon announce plans to reduce their balance sheets.
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"On an aggregate basis, Singapore's household balance sheets are resilient, with aggregate net wealth at a healthy four times of GDP," it said.
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Bad loans on bank balance sheets reflect that millions of people have lost jobs, eliminating spending power, while companies have seen sales evaporate.
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These came as most miners were cutting costs and making divestments to repair their balance sheets after a steep decline in commodities prices.
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Though the country has implemented many reforms, its corporate sector still has to deal with a lot of debt on its balance sheets.
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If the plan he has outlined goes through, the value of certain assets held on Fannie's and Freddie's balance sheets would decline significantly.
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Government plans to reduce industrial overcapacity and cut off support for loss-making "zombie" firms could put further pressure on lenders' balance sheets.
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Companies took advantage of a healthy appetite from banks to repay debt, lightening their balance sheets, which was a boon for credit ratings.
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After a deep recession, Italian banks are struggling to get rid of some 200 billion euros of bad loans on their balance sheets.
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Strong income growth and improving household balance sheets will continue to drive consumption growth and survey data points to continued growth in investment.
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Looking for companies that have strong balance sheets, less debt, stable cash flows and carrying a respectable dividend yield are the preferred plays.
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Negative interest rate policies also lead to negative yields on government bonds, which hurt the banks that hold these bonds on their balance sheets.
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Vulnerabilities to financial sectors are also mitigated by banks' strong balance sheets, including solid capitalisation and leverage, low non-performing loans and robust profitability.
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Macquarie also managed to pass on some of the painful deals that constrained arranging banks' balance sheets including Kraton Polymers' acquisition of Arizona Chemicals.
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Government lending typically has maturities of five years or more and therefore requires long-term funding to avoid term mismatches on bank balance sheets.
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But companies with higher cost structures and heavier debt loads are increasingly relying on debt exchanges to take some pressure off their balance sheets.
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However, the sales are mostly of loans already written down heavily on bank balance sheets and unlikely to result in any substantial further losses.
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In terms of corporate lending in mainland China, Singapore banks have mostly targeted the state-owned enterprises and large corporates with stronger balance sheets.
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Under pressure from regulators, Italian banks have shifted some 130 billion euros in defaulted loans off their balance sheets over the past two years.
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When assets like factories or software are booked on balance-sheets, the value bears some relationship to a number that can be validated externally.
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Both were nationalised the week before the fall of Lehman, their capital far too low to cover the risky assets on their balance-sheets.
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He sees more volatility this year and opportunities to buy selectively in companies with strong balance sheets, healthy free cash flow and decent dividends.
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Central banks will enter the next recession with balance-sheets that are already swollen by historical standards—the Fed's is worth 20% of GDP.
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As crude prices rise, many believe drillers will put that higher revenue toward repairing their balance sheets rather than plowing it into new production.
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The EU has already facilitated the destruction of private and sovereign balance sheets with reckless levels of record debt that can never be repaid.
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The alternative is to force them to have so much equity on their balance-sheets that they can fail without bringing down the lot.
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He cited weakening balance sheets and the prospect of rising interest rates as reasons why corporations may do even fewer share buybacks going forward.
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The third-quarter earnings season has proven to be largely positive for banks, mostly due to their fixed income trading bolstering their balance sheets.
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Predictions about factors like unemployment, oil prices and interest rates will vary from bank to bank and inevitably affect quarterly results and balance sheets.
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"This decade, banks have played more defense while they shore up their balance sheets, which are now the strongest in a generation," Mayo added.
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"The balance sheets of Lonmin and Implats won't be able to sustain another severe downturn," Sanlam Private Wealth mining equity analyst Shiraaz Abdullah said.
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Although households' balance-sheets look fairly healthy on aggregate, a large number of Britons, especially poorer ones, do indeed have high levels of debt.
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Lenders with $50 billion or less in assets would have to jump through fewer regulatory hoops than rivals with multi-trillion-dollar balance sheets.
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Failure to complete the review, however, would undermine trust, intensify the recession and lead to more bad loans on bank balance sheets, he said.
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The Americans' vast balance-sheets and huge domestic market give them scale that Europeans, with smaller markets and minuscule rates and margins, cannot match.
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Why it matters: Because it reflects how lending-related startups believe they need fortress balance sheets, much like what we recently saw with SoFi.
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As for the Vision Fund's broader impact on startups, the most controversial question is whether stuffing balance-sheets with too much capital encourages indiscipline.
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With many banks in particular still restructuring their balance sheets from the last credit crisis, extending the expansion would be in many lenders' interest.
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"They said, 'Give us your balance sheets for the last three years,' and I told them that I only had two," Mr. Rossi said.
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Its households have rebuilt their balance-sheets; its firms have made bumper profits; and its government goes on providing the world's favourite safe assets.
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THE WORLD has only just recovered from the financial crisis, but a new trend has economists worried: the rising debt on companies' balance-sheets.
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" Trader Tim Seymour disagreed and said investors should be looking at the banks and find companies with relatively "pristine balance sheets" and "earnings power.
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Italian lenders are among the most affected by bad loans' woes and fear too quick and high provisioning targets could hit their balance sheets.
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If this situation were to last, it would dent banks' capacity to grow their balance sheets by extending new loans to companies and households.
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Industry analysts are not anticipating any bullish surprises in the U.S. balance sheets, as fractional increases are expected in the corn and soybean crops.
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As a group, they outperformed weak balance sheets by 25 percent points during the time, Goldman told clients in a note over the weekend.
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But with regulators keen for banks to reduce the size of their balance sheets, many have decided this activity is not worth the cost.
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Investment banks that match buyers and sellers of securities used to grease the system by holding troves of bonds on their own balance-sheets.
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But now, 60 percent of the respondents said they are ready to take action, as they see headwinds on their balance sheets, he added.
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Now middle market companies are hungry for revenue growth after years spent focused on preserving liquidity and repairing balance sheets following the financial crisis.
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Elise Bean, a former Congressional investigator, said banks face enough risk lending to the commodity industry without adding actual commodities to their balance sheets.
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The ECB says that cheap and abundant liquidity offered to banks is intended to help them rebuild their balance sheets with default-free assets.
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Banks borrow money short term and lend it out longer term, so a steeper yield curve is seen as positive for their balance sheets.
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Tobin had said earlier this year he was open to considering spinning off some of the company's units once their balance sheets were sound.
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That meant that banks whose balance sheets looked sound on the theory that they had insurance with AIG were, in fact, going to fail.
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"All issuers coming here do appear to have strong balance sheets, which makes it easier for investors to absorb these new issues," Basdeo added.
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The process will be drawn out and gradual, with growing non-performing loans on bank balance sheets requiring amendments and extensions on existing loans.
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Banks were allowed to gear up their balance-sheets in pursuit of short-term profits—not a good deal from society's point of view.
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Instead, it blames slow justice for bad loans remaining on their balance sheets for four to six years, the EU average of two years.
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India's growing mountain of bad loans has created weak bank balance sheets, crippling the lending ability of financial institutions and hindering the country's growth.
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The downgrades forced GE to retreat from commercial paper, a form of cheap short-term borrowing relied on by businesses with strong balance sheets.
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With central banks raising rates and shrinking balance sheets, the happy times for the likes of Blackstone, KKR and Apollo Global Management will subside.
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"In contrast with history, many of the companies with the strongest balance sheets today are also the companies with the strongest growth," Kostin added.
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Some banks, particularly investment banks with smaller balance sheets, are under more pressure to reduce their hold levels and sell down the deal further.
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"US consumer spending should remain healthy given a still-expanding labor market, rising wages, strong consumer balance sheets, and low gasoline prices," Zirin writes.
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The Chinese economy has by far improved but the liquidity tightening by the central banks could jeopardize a number of small firm's balance sheets.
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Cash conditions usually get tighter towards the end of June as financial institutions shore up their balance sheets to meet half-year regulatory requirements.
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"Blue-chip companies with strong balance sheets and stable cash flows are where you would be focused on" to execute that strategy, he said.
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They typically are also entrusted with maintaining secondary trading activity, which entails holding some of those bonds on their balance sheets for a period.
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THERE ARE COMPANIES THAT HAVE VERY STRONG BALANCE SHEETS AND PLENTY OF CASH OR PLENTY OF ABILITY TO BUY BACK STOCK AND THAT'S FINE.
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Weaker economic growth and stretched company balance sheets have led to a rise in Indian banks' stressed loan ratio to a 13-year high.
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Promising overseas ventures have soured; at Standard Chartered, balance sheets have been dented by rising loan losses in India, once a highly profitable market.
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"If bank balance sheets remain clogged with non-performing assets, this impairs their ability to finance new initiatives in the economy," the source said.
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Analysts said Thomas Cook's predicament showed how businesses needed to be careful with their balance sheets, particularly in sectors with unpredictable costs and earnings.
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"They said, 'Give us your balance sheets for the last three years,' and I told them that I only had two," Mr. Rossi said.
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Because most consumer-facing companies are high domestic taxpayers, the "Mad Money" host expected corporate tax cuts to reflect nicely on their balance sheets.
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Balance sheets tend to be reasonably well-hedged, although CARs are primarily affected by the revaluation of their FC risk-weighted assets into Naira.
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But sudden-stop countries have large debts in foreign currency, so the currency depreciation savages balance sheets, causing a severe drop in domestic demand.
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But despite Mr. Trump's efforts to compel companies to build and hire, they appear to be increasingly prioritizing their balance sheets over political backlash.
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Analysts have said that U.S. airlines have strong balance sheets, significantly lower debt levels and sizeable cash reserves than they have before prior crises.
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Analysts have said that U.S. airlines have strong balance sheets, significantly lower debt levels and sizeable cash reserves than they have before prior crises.
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The ECB simultaneously increased the maximum banks will be able to borrow in this way to half the eligible loans on their balance sheets.
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They listed seven stocks they felt were prudent investments with strong balance sheets, and two stocks they warned investors avoid for their precarious positions.
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Indeed, workers today amount to little more than a line on the cost side of businesses' balance sheets, with little claim to its prosperity.
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The longer social distancing and quarantines are in effect, Gapen warns the more damage they'll inflict on corporate balance sheets, hiring and consumer spending.
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Kent Zimmermann, a law firm consultant with Zeughauser Group, said some law firms may merge with each other to shore up their balance sheets.
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Because its books — and especially its banks' balance sheets — are so opaque, it is difficult to assess the solvency of that nation's banking system.
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Lumentum intends to fund the cash consideration with a combination of cash from the combined companies' balance sheets and $550 million in debt financing.
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"Domestically, significant corrections in the property market will likely lead to adverse effects on household balance sheets and overall economic activity," the bank said.
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Firms need to make smart bets, keep leverage low on portfolio companies' balance sheets, and find buyers at the other end for their investments.
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An unexpectedly rapid shift by investors away from fossil fuels could also weaken bank balance sheets and destabilize the financial system, the bank added.
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Corporate borrowers have been cleaning up their balance sheets, with many reducing leverage and fewer looking to issue stock or dividends, funded by debt.
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The store closures of major retailers have been caused by "slow or declining sales growth, leveraged balance sheets, and rising occupancy costs," he wrote.
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And then the central banks buy a lot of assets, expand their balance sheets, print a lot of money to make up for credit.
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Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, said defaults on student and auto loans were a "financial blemish" on otherwise healthy household balance sheets.
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"When I was running companies, I needed a complete break from the board meetings, the balance sheets, and the human resources headaches," she said.
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The increase in issuance is likely to tighten bank balance sheets at the same time as they typically contract for year-end, Cloherty said.
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Greek banks have been under pressure from regulators to tackle their soured loans which are clogging up their balance sheets and holding back lending.
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But the central bank did not require them to issue revised capital plans, given actions they had already taken to strengthen their balance sheets.
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At 6.7% of gross loans, official NPLs are moderate, but may significantly underestimate lightly provisioned restructured or distressed loans on most banks' balance sheets.
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Fitch lifted Russia's investment-grade rating in August to 'BBB' from 'BBB-', citing a strengthened policy mix and robust fiscal and external balance sheets.
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UK Finance has asked Britain's government to phase out a levy on bank balance sheets that was introduced after the financial crisis, Wigley said.
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Still, some analysts and investors remain concerned that the cost of loans will rise during year end, when banks typically shrink their balance sheets.
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Fitch lifted Russia's investment-grade rating in August to 'BBB' from 'BBB-', citing a strengthened policy mix and robust fiscal and external balance sheets.
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Rickety balance sheets among smaller lenders – and the expectation that larger institutions like PSBC might be forced to rescue them – have dampened market sentiment.
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Still, some analysts and investors remain concerned that the cost of loans will rise during year end, when banks typically reduce their balance sheets.
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While liquidity and capital are not an issue over the short-term, the full impact of Brexit on balance sheets is not yet known.
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"It is absolutely necessary that the risk of financing coal plants is quickly reduced on French banks' balance sheets," Villeroy told newspaper La Croix.
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A second source said the new rule over the concession contract created uncertainty over several items in the balance sheets of Autostrade and Atlantia.
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This is the book business at its darkest and most human, but many balance sheets have been balanced by a posthumous work or two.
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Under the levy, banks based in Britain have been taxed on their global balance sheets, while overseas competitors are taxed only on their British operations.
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UK life insurers' balance sheets are less exposed to interest rates or bond yields, because the duration of their assets and liabilities are closely matched.
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While many large technology companies have strong profits and sturdy balance sheets, their shares are often highly valued, making them vulnerable when markets sell-off.
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Analysts note that under mainland regulations, exposure to equities carries higher risk-weighted capital on balance sheets, sometimes four to 12 times that of loans.
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The economists said consumer balance sheets remain healthy and consumer spending should continue to grow but not as fast as in the last two years.
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"Our analysts have both highlighted [that] you have to focus on the good balance sheets, particularly those with free cash flow growth here," she explained.
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Icahn said he's supportive of companies with strong balance sheets that choose to buy back stock, but said more distressed companies should not do that.
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Also, rather than returning cash to shareholders or buy back shares, French firms have retained earnings, keeping balance sheets relatively healthy despite the additional debt.
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Since the global financial crisis of 2008 and the euro zone sovereign debt crisis of 2011, European banks have struggled to improve their balance sheets.
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"Of course it's going to put pressure on bank's balance sheets," he said, adding capital injections announced by the government will help cushion the impact.
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Then thanks to the Fed's embarking on tightening, the cumulative size on those big four balance sheets tipped over at the beginning of this year.
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Banks' balance sheets are weakened by a high ratio of non-performing loans to total assets (6.1% for corporates, 16.8% for households in June 2016).
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A slump in the prices of commodities such as copper and iron ore has put the balance sheets of miners the world over under strain.
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Consumer balance sheets are in solid shape and improvements in banking sector capitalization since the financial crisis reduce the risk of a global credit crunch.
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That's after the total number of renters declined for two straight years as household balance sheets finally improved enough to allow people to buy homes.
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Westpac Chief Executive Brian Hartzer said on Wednesday the government's reforms ran counter to the prudential regulator's objective of making bank balance sheets "unquestionably strong".
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The choice of wa'ad also means Islamic banks don't have to employ their balance sheets for their hedging needs, compared to previous practices under murabaha.
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Its misfortunes are a reminder that even as banks' bad debt numbers stabilise, there remain many question marks over the quality of their balance sheets.
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In Britain, companies are starting to transfer pension schemes calculated on workers' final salaries to insurers, to take the pensions risk off their balance sheets.
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NPLs on commercial bank balance sheets officially amounted to 1.67 trillion yuan ($2003 billion) at the end of September, or 1.74 percent of all loans.
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The healthiest energy companies are focused on generating cash, reducing debt, and positioning their balance sheets to take advantage of an eventual oil price rebound.
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The issue of corporate debt has surfaced as companies continue to use the low rates the Fed has provided to lever up their balance sheets.
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"A lot of smaller players with less-strong balance sheets ... want to wait to see how the fuel market is moving as well," he said.
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He also said the sector has the best balance sheets in the S&P, and in a downturn would encounter less pressure from debt concerns.
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"Until we start creating a true European safe asset ... we will always be against modifying the prudential treatment of government bonds" in banks' balance-sheets.
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If bank customers transact via tech or payment platforms, banks could end up with huge balance-sheets but without a direct connection to their clients.
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The ring-fenced banks require new boards of directors, new staff contracts, and separated risk management and IT operations as well as individual balance sheets.
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As the Federal Reserve had been raising rates since 2015, Goldman touted companies with strong balance sheets over those with heavy debt-to-earnings levels.
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Nor does it include cases where Rosneft had to sink extra capital expenditure into fields and plug unexpected holes in the joint ventures' balance sheets.
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To repair their balance-sheets, banks are under pressure to sell off failed loans, mostly channelling them through an array of state-owned "bad banks".
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It turned out that the banks had not kept the risk off their balance sheets and the apparent liquidity of many assets was an illusion.
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Atlante is trying to raise more money so that it can buy bad bank loans from Italian lenders trying to clean up their balance sheets.
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In recent decades companies have sought to make their balance-sheets more "efficient" by raising debt and taking advantage of the taxdeductibility of interest payments.
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Falling saving is a worry, but consumers' cheer is well-rooted in the buoyancy of the labour market and the strength of household balance-sheets.
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With regulators keen for banks to reduce the size of their balance sheets, many are having to reconsider whether this activity is worth the cost.
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Hardly. First, Libra could cause bank balance-sheets to shrink, should the Libra Reserve use customers' funds to buy securities like government debt from banks.
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Companies are having a tougher time raising capital and company balance sheets have gone back to leverage ratios not seen since 2007, according to Subramanian.
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And when a company needs to borrow billions of dollars to finance an ambitious takeover, it must tap institutions with big balance sheets for loans.
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The IMF finds some evidence that government-bond yields respond to the health of public-sector balance-sheets, as well as to debt and deficits.
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Yet all of these companies are actually making money, have pretty good balance sheets and are expected to have earnings growth in 2016 and 2017.
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Banks have relied on issuing these notes over the past few years to shore up their balance sheets and build buffers to absorb future losses.
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Last month, the Bank of Italy said bad loans on Italian bank balance sheets fell to their lowest level in about six years in September.
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We are-, you know, it's not like in 2007, where we would take these lever loan positions and leave them on the bank's balance sheets.
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By the standards of money-burning tech startups, the company has done pretty well for itself, according to balance sheets revealed in its IPO filing.
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Restructuring specialists say companies, which like Global Geophysical failed to wipe their balance sheets clean in a bankruptcy, are at a risk of a relapse.
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Big balance sheets allow companies to grow inefficiently, to paper over problems with headcount and spend, rather than confronting the core engine of value creation.
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The bank makes most of its profit in Asia, and like other British banks it is subject to a tax on its global balance-sheets.
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In the immediate aftermath of the Great Recession, preserving liquidity and repairing balance sheets were paramount, but now company stakeholders want to see significant growth.
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American banks currently have some of "the best balance sheets in a generation" as they enjoy accelerating revenue growth from higher interest rates, he explained.
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Read More Stocks try for gains amid oil dip; energy falls 1.5% "You are looking for sustainable cash flow and secure balance sheets," Lofthouse said.
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Brazil's largest banks are bolstering their balance sheets to mitigate declines in return on equity, which analysts say could a 15-year low within months.
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A French finance ministry source said that progress was being held up by failure to agree how to value sovereign debt on banks' balance sheets.
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Central bank policy rates are low, balance sheets are bloated and, with the possible exception of Germany, capacity to ramp up government spending looks limited.
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Indeed, the Euro Stoxx 600 banking benchmark has fallen 15 percent year-to-date amid wider concerns of the quality of the lender's balance sheets.
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This means that we may not be able to burn many of the assets that are currently valued on the balance sheets of oil companies.
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It called to assess the impact on banks' balance sheets of air pollution, climate change, inequality, natural hazards, new technology, soil erosion and water stress.
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Kully Samra, Managing Director at Charles Schwab, pointed out on Squawk box Europe last week that we can't blame bank balance sheets for the weakness.
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Mayo has said American banks have some of "the best balance sheets in a generation " as they enjoy accelerating revenue growth from higher interest rates.
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In the case of both companies, they are coming to the market with net losses on their balance sheets, but evidence of strong revenue growth.
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This is the rationale behind Britain's levy on banks' global balance-sheets, which costs HSBC $1.5 billion a year, or about a tenth of profits.
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But there will probably be a slew of bidders for the rights, possibly including tech giants Apple and Amazon, who have much larger balance sheets.
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In the wake of the financial crisis, new rules required lenders to raise hundreds of billions of euros in bonds to bolster their balance sheets.
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Analysts will be looking to see how a lengthy selloff in Italian government bonds has affected the balance sheets of the four Italian banks surveyed.
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And that just speaks to maybe some of the financial opacity that's inherent in looking at income statements and balance sheets and things like that.
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If you're hoping to head off relationship woes due to money, start by having a frank discussion about your balance sheets, earning power and expectations.
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Profits at China's industrial firms fell in September for the second consecutive month as the cooling economy and trade war weighed on corporate balance sheets.
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Advertisers have fled, in part, these publications say, because of congressional inaction, which has sapped the special interest advertising that once padded their balance sheets.
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But that powerful trend reversed in 2018, with global central bank balance sheets shrinking for the first time since the crisis, Bank of America said.
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"A high level of unprofitable loans on banks' balance sheets impacts the broader economy by stifling both domestic demand and bank lending growth," Pastakia added.
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Since 2009, the banks in the group have added $800 billion in common equity capital to their balance sheets to shore up for another downturn.
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Substantial outflows could put downward pressure on the exchange rate - historically, sharp falls in the exchange rate have pushed up prices and affected balance sheets.
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"Bitcoin is a way to for investors to basically move their money off the balance sheets of banks and into their own wallets," he said.
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Since the 2008 financial crisis, most banks must adhere to international capital standards, known as Basel III, which require them to bolster their balance sheets.
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BECKY QUICK: Do you think we can call it a success without seeing quantitative easing wrapped up, the big balance sheets kind of wound down?
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The total is close to twice the national debt of those 20 countries and the pension obligations are "not on government balance sheets," Citigroup said.
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The rally has given companies with fragile balance sheets a reprieve from the bankruptcies and mergers analysts say are needed to adapt to lower demand.
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Often classified as receivables on balance sheets, these tend to actually involve loans and grew at a much faster pace than other assets and deposits.
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"This is actually an environment where quality stocks — stocks with strong balance sheets, consistent earnings [and] consistent cash flow — tend to do well," said Roth.
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CAPA estimated that India's airlines, including Air India, need an additional $3 billion of capital in the near term to shore up their balance sheets.
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Former CEO Tobin said earlier this year he was open to considering spinning off some of the company's units once their balance sheets were sound.
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He said market volatility played a role, and he encouraged banks to keep some loans on their balance sheets that would have otherwise been sold.
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Strong balance sheets are essential if the automakers are going to dedicate more spending and resources to expensive strategies for self-driving and electric cars.
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The report showed gross bad loans on lenders' balance sheets were down to 71.95 billion euros ($81.57 billion) compared with 72.39 billion euros in December.
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Tesla also has more cash on its balance sheets than at any point in its tumultuous history, which entailed a narrowly dodged bankruptcy in 2008.
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Many of the country's problems are longstanding, such as the unusually high number of problem loans on its banks' balance sheets and chronically slow growth.
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Retailers are running much leaner now, meaning they try to tightly manage inventory levels to avoid ending up with excess goods on their balance sheets.
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That should be the main area of concern ... Corporations may lose access to the commercial paper market because buyers are gun-shy about balance sheets.
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The "Mad Money" host warned viewers that now is the time pay closer attention to companies' balance sheets as the economy heads for a slowdown.
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Investors and analysts, however, are bracing for Canadian banks to be hit harder than they were during the global financial crisis despite stronger balance sheets.
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When he was young, Peter's father mostly worked at home, "spending long hours in his office" poring over balance sheets and analyses of company performances.
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Rating agencies Moody's and Fitch this month cut Oman's rating further into junk territory, citing continued erosion of the country's fiscal and external balance sheets.
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The crippling of retail and consumer businesses could quickly escalate into bankruptcies, the downgrading of corporate debt and impairment of the balance sheets of banks.
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That includes those like Exxon Mobil which lobbyist CDP argues have been slow to explain how their balance sheets would be affected by higher temperatures.
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Earlier this month, Standard & Poor's Global Ratings highlighted a deterioration in the balance sheets of SOEs that are involved in a government-led infrastructure push.
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Climate losses can also come from the other side of insurers' balance-sheets: the investments they hold to cover payouts and park any spare funds.
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But the tests raised awareness about the risks lurking on the banks' balance sheets – and forced regulators and banks to try and quantify potential losses.
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While G.M. and Ford may have strong profits and healthy balance sheets, Tesla offers something Wall Street loves much more: the potential for dramatic growth.
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Analysts have said the 737 MAX grounding could give some airlines a good excuse to delay or cancel purchases, saving cash on their balance sheets.
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Strategists expect there to be more pressure on the repo market as banks rein in operations to spruce up their balance sheets at year- end.
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France and others want it implemented before 2024 but Germany has reservations about the timing and wants non-performing loans cleared from balance sheets first.
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Mr Wheeler, of Atlantic Equities, said this was a reflection in part of post-crisis regulation, which had changed the structure of bank balance sheets.
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The banks are sufficiently funded by local deposits and their balance sheets are gradually improving as the share of non-performing loans continues to decline.
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In the UAE, for example, rules issued in early 2015, and now being implemented gradually, limit exposure of insurers' balance sheets to various asset classes.
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The repo market could face strong demand on Monday as banks pull back on lending to spruce up their balance sheets to closeout the quarter.
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You do have some shadow banking as well, where there's other types of debt that are coming up that are not in banks balance sheets.
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Since Spain's 2012 financial collapse, banks have enacted many of the reforms policymakers are now demanding in Italy, namely consolidating and cleaning up balance sheets.
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There is less risk launching the deal now rather than holding the syndication risk on balance sheets and launching into unknown market conditions in September.
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Bank balance sheets continue to indicate low levels of dollarization and they also tend to be active in hedging open positions to reduce currency mismatches.
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Policy rates among G-7 countries all are below 2% and countries that practiced QE face bloated balance sheets that threaten to pose financial imbalances.
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The big picture: U.S. corporate balance sheets are holding more than $2.2 trillion in cash, according to the latest figures from global accounting firm PwC.
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Big corporate clients including Boeing and Hilton are reportedly drawing down loans and revolving credit lines to fortify their balance sheets ahead of expected difficulties.
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For them, aping Apple can just as easily result in too much debt on their balance sheets, precarious supply chains and deferred opportunities for investments.
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Recognizing the extent of bad assets in the banking sector and cleaning up banks' balance sheets has become a priority for RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan.
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Bailey said shrinking bank balance sheets and the corresponding large growth in asset management since the financial crisis only made sense if two conditions were met.
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But he noted established players are better businesses today because they have less leverage on their balance sheets and potential competition faces high barriers to entry.
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Doubts are swirling around many of Europe's largest banks, which were slower than their United States counterparts to bolster their balance sheets after the financial crisis.
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Those tools include slowing the flow of vehicles to the used market, which they can afford in the short term as their balance sheets are strong.
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These accidental high-yielders emerge when the stocks of high-quality companies with good balance sheets fall so low that their dividend-yield percentage grows dramatically.
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Of the banks tested, 37 are based in the euro zone and supervised by the ECB, which said the results reflected progress in repairing balance sheets.
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