As an EPIC, AFD cannot be liquidated or go bankrupt.
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As will shareholders in the banks, which will be liquidated.
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So will shareholders in the banks, which will eventually be liquidated.
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TfL must produce a balanced budget each year and cannot be liquidated.
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Russia has called militants there a "festering abscess" that must be liquidated.
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As a result, it was the last ghetto in Poland to be liquidated.
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Administrators PPB Advisory released a report on Friday recommending the company be liquidated.
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The bank is due to be liquidated if no buyer can be found.
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And she told Theranos shareholders that the company could be liquidated by August.
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Hanjin Shipping was declared officially bankrupt and its remaining assets ordered to be liquidated.
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The funds are scheduled to be liquidated within four to six weeks, she added.
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The rules say that if the bank is not sold, it must be liquidated.
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"The Boy Scouts of America should be liquidated, their assets sold off," Kosnoff said.
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On April 2311, 244.5, the Tokyo District Court ordered Mt. Gox to be liquidated.
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"So from all points of view, this festering abscess needs to be liquidated," he said.
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According to Moroccan law, public sector entities are not allowed to fail or be liquidated.
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The company can be liquidated in which case its assets will be repossessed by the province.
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It would, however, refrain from projects that have already been ordered to be liquidated, she said.
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Fitch believes the remaining assets could be liquidated in the event that Liberty needed additional liquidity.
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It looks certain to be liquidated, according to a letter to investors from earlier this year.
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The number of respondents, for example, who thought that homosexuals should be "liquidated" began to drop.
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Subsequently, Credit Suisse, which issued and managed the ETN announced that it would ultimately be liquidated.
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If they cannot reach a consensus, the company would be liquidated, wiping out much of their investments.
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Legally, the public-sector entity can be liquidated or made bankrupt and employees are not civil servants.
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The fund would, however, steer clear of projects that have already been ordered to be liquidated, she added.
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European Union rules require Portugal to sell the bank by August or it may have to be liquidated.
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A French judge ruled that the Valsuani foundry should be liquidated in order to pay off its creditors.
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Soon after, a court appointed a trustee who said, in effect, that this company instead needed to be liquidated.
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It can only be liquidated, with all liabilities of the bank taken over by the state on the liquidation date.
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There is still a large overhang of long positions that will need to be liquidated at some point in future.
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Such an auction is likely to occur should a creditor deal not be reached and the company be liquidated instead.
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The state deposit insurance fund said this week an Islamic bank founded by Gulen followers might be liquidated within months.
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The state deposit insurance fund said this week that an Islamic bank founded by Gulen followers might be liquidated within months.
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Recovery rating assumptions - The recovery analysis assumes LVGEM would be liquidated in a bankruptcy because it is an asset trading company.
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Mutual funds can be liquidated if their assets under management falls below 50 million yuan ($7.60 million) for 60 consecutive days.
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Fitch also believes that in a financial distress scenario ICAF would not be liquidated unless all its liabilities have been repaid.
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She wrote in an April 10 email to shareholders that the company may be liquidated by August, according to the WSJ.
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On March 1 Turkey's banking watchdog BDDK said the bank would be liquidated if no buyer was found within three months.
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And two subsidiaries of Penn Treaty American Corporation, with billions of dollars in obligations, are set to be liquidated next year.
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Since his businesses are private companies built around his brand and name, they can't easily be liquidated or temporarily turned into cash.
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Recovery rating assumptions - The recovery analysis assumes Times Property would be liquidated in a bankruptcy because it is an asset trading company.
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According to the newspaper, Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes warned investors in an April 10 email that the company would soon be liquidated.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Wednesday that militants in Idlib had to be liquidated, describing them as "a festering abscess".
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The banks are subjected to strict federal oversight and capital requirements, and could be liquidated by the federal government if they fail.
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Blockbuster Alaska announced the closure of its two Anchorage stores, saying inventory will be liquidated through the months of July and August.
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In an internal email dated April 10th, Holmes "raised the likelihood that the company would be liquidated by August," the WSJ reported.[WSJ]
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By virtue of its status, the assets and liabilities of HUS cannot be liquidated or transferred to entities other than the French State.
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Key Recovery Rating Assumptions: - The recovery analysis assumes Huiyuan Juice would be liquidated in a bankruptcy rather than continue as a going-concern.
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Help us stop Wall Street profiteers from treating our jobs, employers, benefits, and retirement savings as expendable assets to be liquidated for profit.
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In early March, she was told that the store would be liquidated, a process that was completed by the end of the month.
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These funds, will now be managed internally and over time will be liquidated and moved to cash in order to pay retirement benefits.
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As a result, it added, the center should be "liquidated," along with nearly 400 locally registered branches of the group and other structures.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, emails from Holmes to shareholders back in April raised the possibility the company will be liquidated by August.
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The legal status is moderate because, according to company law, the company can be liquidated or made bankrupt and employees are not civil servants.
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To prevent runs, they may also limit and charge for redemptions if less than 30% of their assets can be liquidated inside a week.
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Legal Status Attribute Mid-Range: BII is registered as a local state-owned limited liability company under Chinese company law and can be liquidated.
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It was put to us this way ... Wendy views the home as nothing more than "a vessel to be liquidated" in the pending divorce.
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The spokesman said it will be up to the administrator whether or not the company is able to stay in business or be liquidated.
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By virtue of their status, the assets and liabilities of the obligors cannot be liquidated or transferred to entities other than the French state.
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Incredibly rich people lacking any sense of style let out a collective gasp today, as news broke that luxury smartphone maker Vertu will be liquidated.
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By virtue of its status, the assets and liabilities of CHU of Rennes cannot be liquidated or transferred to entities other than the French State.
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Once the petition is accepted by a court, a resolution plan has to be decided within 270 days, failing which the company will be liquidated.
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The ruling, which confirmed an order last month by the Justice Ministry that the denomination be "liquidated" — essentially eliminated or disbanded — had been widely expected.
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The money in the savings account would most likely be in liquid, stable cash equivalents so that it could easily be liquidated without risk to principal.
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If the latest share issue fails to win shareholder approval, the lender may need to be liquidated with taxpayer money, as happened with the Veneto-based banks.
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There are still a large number of long positions that could be liquidated in the coming weeks if prices drop further and managers are forced to sell.
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These complex contracts tend to be more expensive than other investments and typically cannot be liquidated within preset times — lasting years, typically — without paying hefty surrender charges.
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The combined bank will retain NBAD's legal registrations and brand, while FGB will be liquidated as a legal entity once the merger is completed (expected at end-1Q17).
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Other parts of the group, such as Lewek Constellation, EMAS Chiyoda Subsea Marine Base and Lewek Falcon Shipping would be liquidated if the plan were to be approved.
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The most recent incident took place during a May meeting with Putin in Beijing, where the Czech president suggested to a startled Putin that journalists should be liquidated.
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This Chapter 11 Case was initiated to bring [this litigation] to an expeditious and cost-effective end to permit the Debtor to reorganize, failing which, [Searchmetrics] will be liquidated.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Wednesday described militants in Syria's last big rebel-held enclave of Idlib as a "festering abscess" that needed to be liquidated.
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Those banks would also be exempt from submitting for Fed approval a "living will" that outlines how the company could be liquidated upon failure without causing a widespread meltdown.
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By virtue of its status, the assets and liabilities of HCL cannot be liquidated, and in case of the hospital's dissolution, they must be transferred to the French state.
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Those banks would also be exempt from submitting for Fed approval a "living will" that outlines how a company could be liquidated upon failure without causing a widespread meltdown.
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Link also said in the letter this would also allow "a significant portion of the fund's holdings in money market instruments to be liquidated in a way that minimises costs".
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Russia, President Bashar al-Assad's main backer from outside the region, said on Wednesday that militants there must be liquidated and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov described them as "a festering abscess".
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"The issue is how do we enhance the interbank market so that those export proceeds can be liquidated on the interbank market," said Guvamatanga, who appeared with Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube.
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China's non-financial state-owned enterprises accounted for half of bank credit but only a fifth of industrial output, the report said, suggesting non-viable SOEs be liquidated and viable ones restructured.
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The living will details a contingency plan for how the bank will sell off assets or be liquidated in a manner that does not generate chaotic aftershocks elsewhere in the financial system.
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The security has rebounded in recent weeks and trades at a slight premium to its tangible book value, which is the the company's value if it were to be liquidated, Cramer said.
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That could have unintended consequences, he said — for example, an IRA that passes to your estate could be liquidated immediately for distribution, eliminating the tax advantage of having a younger relative inherit it.
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Hanjin Shipping, which many analysts and industry insiders expect eventually to be liquidated, had about 600 billion won in unpaid obligations such as charter fees and terminal use fees as of end-August.
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ANGELA MERKEL&aposS GERMAN GOVERNMENT FACING COLLAPSE OVER HER IMMIGRATION STANCE In May 2017, he remarked to Russian President Vladimir Putin that "journalists should be liquidated," although he later claimed it was a joke.
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From a positioning perspective, the balance of risks is now on the upside, with few long positions left to be liquidated and a relatively large number of short positions that need to be covered.
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Those banks are also no longer required to from submit for Fed approval a "living will" that outlines how a bank's assets could be liquidated upon the firm's failure without causing a widespread meltdown.
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The report said that as restrictions were imposed on the Russian financial system, Russian assets were transferred to non-residents' accounts in Estonian banks for them to be liquidated through the Estonian financial system.
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A Moroccan court ruled last year that Samir should be liquidated despite attempts to restart production by the company, which was controlled by the Corral Petroleum Holdings group of Saudi billionaire Mohammed al-Amoudi.
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She was sold as a sex slave to four different ISIS fighters during their radical Islamist genocidal campaign against the ancient non-Muslim Yazidi people, whom ISIS considers to be "devil worshippers" to be liquidated.
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The absence of a mark-to-market mechanism magnifies potential losses, as the book value could be very different from the market value, particularly if an investment needs to be liquidated during adverse market conditions.
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The portion in foreign bank accounts, tradable bonds or listed equities that could be liquidated quickly and easily if needed, is a state secret — and that secrecy is fuelling speculation about Qatar's real financial strength.
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The potential for cargo to be stranded, perhaps indefinitely, is unnerving for many - particularly as industry insiders and analysts believe that Hanjin has little chance of being rehabilitated and its assets will eventually be liquidated.
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"Given the incident which precipitated the filing of this Chapter 11 proceeding, there is a strong likelihood that the assets of the debtor will be liquidated rather than reorganized," the trustee wrote in court documents.
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He said that under the deal the state would take on 11.7 billion euros in assets to be liquidated, consisting of 10 billion euros in net soured debts and around 2 billion euros in financial assets.
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The report said that Russian authorities had acted to curb transfers of funds abroad, Russian assets instead were transferred to non-resident accounts in Estonian banks for them to be liquidated through the Estonian financial system.
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TLAC forces lenders to hold a minimum of shares, bonds and other securities that may be liquidated if the lender needed to be rescued, a requirement that increases taxpayers' protection but may raise banks' financing costs.
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"They have two options: lay down their arms and use the amnesty, as has been going on for the past four of five years, or be liquidated, like any other terrorist," Interfax quoted Assad as saying.
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A board member told Reuters last week that the board could have to recommend that the airline be liquidated if the government didn't allow SAA to access more state guarantees to unlock lending from commercial banks.
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If creditors vote down the company's restructuring plan, Oi could be liquidated, a situation all parties want to avoid, the sources said, as lenders and shareholders stand to lose more under liquidation than under any proposed restructuring.
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However, you need to know that Maker contracts also include a liquidation price — if the price of ETH falls below that price, your collateral will be liquidated to pay off the loan, together with a certain penalty.
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Those banks below the threshold will also be exempted from submitting a "living will" for Fed approval — a plan that outlines how a bank's assets could be liquidated upon the firm's failure without causing a widespread meltdown.
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The new bankruptcy law creates a clear way for struggling companies to obtain relief from creditors while they restructure — or for firms to be liquidated — and may free up billions of dollars now frozen in debt disputes.
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Minister in the Prime Minister's chancellery Henryk Kowalczyk was quoted as saying by the Gazeta Wyborcza daily that private pension funds should be liquidated, and money managed by them should be moved to the state's social security office.
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Until recently, traders have been long the South African rand and short the Hong Kong dollar, so "whatever the positioning is out there tends to be liquidated", said Neil Jones, head of European hedge fund sales at Mizuho.
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The Wall Street Journal was the first to report the news and, according to one source who spoke to the outlet, Janie and Jack could potentially be liquidated if no buyer steps up, while Gymboree is expected to liquidate.
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But the problem for Mt. Gox's thousands of creditors is that under Japanese bankruptcy law, their claims were valued at the market price of bitcoin in April 2014 just before the Tokyo District Court ordered the exchange be liquidated.
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As for Barneys stores, even if Authentic Brands keeps some of them open, the inventory will be liquidated, leading to major discounts on luxury goods, according to a person familiar with the plan who was not authorized to speak publicly.
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"At this current point in time, we are not sure whether Hanjin Shipping will continue to operate under court-receivership or file for bankruptcy and assets will be liquidated," wrote Daniel Yoo, global strategist at Kiwoom Securities, in a Friday note.
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LONDON, June 29 (Reuters) - Holders of Mozambique's sovereign dollar bonds said on Thursday there was no reason for the government to honour guarantees on loans given to state-owned firms, which they said should be liquidated to clean up the system.
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The poll result knocked kiwi lower since, as a relatively higher-yielding currency, it tends to be liquidated when traders turn risk-averse on reasons like political uncertainty, said Richard Scalone, co-head of foreign exchange at TJM Brokerage in Chicago.
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There was disagreement over whether certain city-owned assets, such as valuable works from the Detroit Institute of Arts, should be liquidated, and what to do about the billions owed to retired city workers in pensions and health care benefits.
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Rome has thrown Alitalia a short-term lifeline, a bridging loan of up to 400 million euros to see it through a bankruptcy process, under which an administrator will decide if it can be sold as a going concern or should be liquidated.
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The Valsuani foundry, whose bronze sculptures by Edgar Degas have roiled the art market for more than a decade, is closing, by order of a French judge who ruled that its business, just outside Paris, should be liquidated to pay off creditors.
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He argues that the case transcends bankruptcy court, where cases move swiftly in hopes of saving companies and jobs: The longer a company languishes in bankruptcy, the less likely that it can be reorganized, and the more likely that it will have to be liquidated.
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Rome has thrown the crisis-hit airline a short-term lifeline, a bridging loan of up to 400 million euros ($436 million) to see it through a process whereby an administrator will decide if it can be sold as a going concern or should be liquidated.
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Hanjin Shipping is due to submit a rehabilitation plan to a Seoul court in December, although many in the industry expect the carrier to be liquidated in the largest-ever bankruptcy in an industry that has been battered in recent years by overcapacity and sluggish trade.
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"The problem is, if they don't amend the law, which currently bars promoters [company leaders] from putting in a bid for that asset, then many of these smaller companies will have to be liquidated," Prasad said, adding that would have socioeconomic implications in terms of job losses.
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The court process, if agreed to by a judge, would pave the way for AHAB to apply for the lifting of an asset freeze imposed on it by the Saudi Royal Court, this could then allow assets to be liquidated under the terms of the debt restructuring.
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That, too, is an absurd notion, because even if such a separation could be accomplished, America would still have some very large, yet less diversified commercial banks and a handful of large investment banking firms, none of which could be liquidated quickly without causing significant economic damage to the real economy.
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In a document on its website, the central bank said Popolare di Bari could only be liquidated if its assets and liabilities were sold off to another lender but that the poor situation of the bank and of the area where it operates could make it hard to find a buyer.
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Construction lobby group Seopan last year estimated that the cost of a nationalisation could be around 5.5 billion euros ($5.84 billion) The Spanish government has been trying to keep the roads open and already appealed one court ruling that would have caused two motorways backed by Abertis, Sacyr and ACS to be liquidated and closed.
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Recovery rating assumptions: - Yango will be liquidated in a bankruptcy because it is an asset trading company - 10% administrative claims - All proceeds from the proposed offshore bond issuance are used to refinance the secured borrowing The liquidation estimate reflects Fitch's view of the value of inventory and other assets that can be realised and distributed to creditors.
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"We believe price action (in gold) is likely to be subdued in the coming weeks (as) physical demand is in the middle of a seasonally slow period, short interest in gold has risen as prices have fallen and there are 200 tonnes of loss-making ETF positions that could be liquidated," Barclays said in a note.
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"Its not just about what central banks do, there is also an element of positioning adjustment as well ... we've seen over the last week that there's still scope for the euro and the yen short positions to be liquidated, and that feeds through to a further move higher for those currencies," said Lee Hardman, currency economist at MUFG.
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In addition, Jababeka has a more diversified business portfolio from its infrastructure-related business exposure KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within our rating case for the issuer include: - Attributable presales of IDR1.3 trillion in 0003 and IDR1.4 trillion in 2018 - Land acquisitions of around IDR300 billion in 2017-2018 - Construction capex of around IDR600 billion-800 billion in 2017-2018 Key Recovery Rating Assumptions: - The recovery analysis assumes Jababeka would be liquidated in a bankruptcy rather than continue as a going-concern because it is an asset trading company.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within our rating case for the issuer include: - Presales of around INR37 billion in FY18 and INR45 billion in FY19 - Cash collections of at least INR103 billion in FY18 and INR30 billion in FY19 Key Recovery Rating Assumptions: - The recovery analysis assumes IBREL would be liquidated in a bankruptcy rather than continue as a going-concern because it is an asset trading company - In our calculations of IBREL's liquidation value, we have taken IBREL's share in residual equity at IPIT after repaying debt at IPIT.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within our rating case for the issuer include: - India presales of around INR70 billion and INR90 billion in FY18 and FY19 - India cash collections of around INR75 billion-80 billion annually in FY18-FY0003 - India construction cost of more than INR40 billion in FY18 - London properties' annual presales of around INR30 billion in FY18-FY20 - London properties' cash collections of around INR17 billion in FY19 and INR60 billion in FY20 - London properties' construction cost and other expenses of around INR103 billion annually in FY18-FY19 Key Recovery Rating Assumptions: - The recovery analysis assumes Lodha would be liquidated in a bankruptcy rather than continue as a going-concern because it is an asset trading company.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within our rating case for the issuer include: - Vingroup will have USD3 billion and USD3.5 billion of contracted sales in 103 and 2018, respectively - The cost of construction will amount to VND78 trillion and VND85 trillion in 2017 and 2018, respectively - Retail business will continue to generate negative EBITDA in the next two years due to new store growth outpacing the turnaround in existing stores - Vingroup will have capex of around VND11 trillion a year in aggregate for all non-property business segments Key Recovery Rating Assumptions: - The recovery analysis assumes that Vingroup will be liquidated in a bankruptcy rather than continue as a going concern because it is primarily an asset-trading company - We have assumed a haircut of 25% for VND2.9 trillion in receivables, a 35% haircut on adjusted inventory of VND0003 trillion (which is net of customer advances and loans received for the purpose of booking property units) and a 50% haircut on the VND26.1 trillion of property plant and equipment.
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