"It's critical that as much collateral as possible is leverageable by collateral givers and collateral takers," said Colle.
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So did mortgage collateral (homes) and mortgage bonds that depended on the collateral.
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There is collateral damage and Chuck falling is collateral damage for Jimmy's scheme.
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Collateral damage: Former Vice President Joe Biden may get left behind as collateral damage.
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We make fun of the copious collateral damage he can cause, but that's exactly what it is—collateral.
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The civilians were (ironically) collateral damage in the same leak that spurred the "Collateral Murder" video obtained by Wikileaks.
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A 21.29 percent stake in Sulzer was named as primary collateral against the 350 million franc loan, while a 42.14 percent stake — owed as principal collateral on a separate Sberbank loan — was named as secondary collateral.
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"We put the creative energy of fashion design into the jacket's digital collateral rather than physical collateral," Mr. Dillinger said.
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"Our objective is to create a community of collateral takers and collateral givers to develop a comprehensive pool of liquidity and remove bottlenecks in the sourcing of collateral," said Patrick Colle, general manager of BNP Paribas Securities Services.
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However, there is no minimum timeframe for collateral liquidation, which exposes noteholders to market risk with respect to the repo collateral.
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Although coverage at UBI should be placed in the context of its abundant collateral backing impaired loans, collateral values remain sensitive to asset prices and the ability of Italian banks to monetise collateral in a timely manner remains limited.
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An investor relations officer for the company said measures had been taken to reduce collateral risks, including "pledging deposits or more collateral".
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This reflects that collateral schedules are negotiated with potential noteholders and thus there is variability and an unknown quality of the repo collateral.
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Under the guarantee and collateral agreement, the revolving lenders will have priority of payment from the collateral over the first lien term loan lenders.
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"There are going to be a lot of challenges as certain types of US funds are not allowed to physically deliver collateral outside their custodian, so they have to segregate their collateral," said Ted Leveroni, chief commercial officer at GlobalCollateral, a collateral processing company.
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That may be a sticking point for issuers that securitize riskier collateral where losses are expected to be higher than, Ford's typical collateral, for example.
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If prices fluctuate and your borrow becomes worth more than your collateral, some of your collateral is liquidated through a repo agreement so they're equal.
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When the value of the collateral declines, lenders typically ask clients to put up more cash or collateral, in what's known as a margin call.
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While unsecured personal loans don&apost require any collateral, another type of personal loan known as secured loans do require collateral in order to borrow.
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Pozdyshev said that stakes in some of the assets are held as collateral and the banks who hold the collateral should agree on the transfer.
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A spokesman said in a statement on Monday that Patriarch Partners has provided the new collateral manager with all required collateral management books and records.
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The interest rate on secured general collateral repurchases, in which banks and dealers use Treasuries as collateral to borrow from investors, is of a comparable size.
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ING attributed the move to increasing collateral scarcity as short-dated German government bonds are often posted as collateral for short-term borrowing in repo markets.
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Fitch's auto ABS indices track the performance of $92.3 billion of outstanding collateral, of which 60% is backed by prime collateral and the remaining 40% subprime.
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In addition, sellside firms require more efficient use of their securities collateral and access to new liquidity providers, including buyside firms, to meet their collateral needs.
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The stake has been pledged as collateral in 2016, when the banks agreed to extend new loans to Odebrecht with the condition of improving their collateral.
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One concern is that the new plan does not provide additional collateral to compensate for removal of the originally agreed collateral protection of the initial airport plan.
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Indeed, infrequent collateral valuations and a lack of qualitative or quantitative information on secured financing terms and collateral requirements may not adequately capture the current market risk.
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Ask Nissan to temporarily take on the collateral, so long as it came to no cost to the company, while I gathered collateral from my other sources.
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ING attributed the move to a growing scarcity of collateral as short-dated German government bonds are often posted as collateral for short-term borrowing in repo markets.
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New rules governing collateral liquidation prices could hurt lending as banks would be reluctant to lend in areas where they are less likely to recover collateral, he said.
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He highlighted flexible algorithms that permit users to set parameters for optimal allocation of collateral and visualisation tools that allow users to monitor collateral needs in real time.
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The bondholder committee had asked for the stake in petrochemical producer Braskem SA as collateral in the restructuring, but the stake is already pledged as collateral to local banks.
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The SEC accused Chau and Harding, which served as Octans' collateral manager, of allowing hedge fund Magnetar Capital LLC undisclosed influence over selecting collateral for the $1.5 billion CDO.
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However, the U.S. rules require CCPs to collect sufficient collateral to cover the gross exposure of all clients, whereas the EU rules allow for the netting of client collateral.
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"A collateral benefit, somebody gets a collateral benefit from something, that doesn't mean we shouldn't have the benefit that is for our country, pass up that opportunity," she argued.
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Alvarez has been unable to obtain such basic information as a comprehensive list of Zohar's collateral and financial reports needed to value the collateral, according to the Zohar lawsuit.
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The BOJ also announced steps to make its monetary easing framework more sustainable, such as expanding the type of collateral it accepts as collateral for supplying funds to financial institutions.
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"As publicly disclosed, Mytheresa was already an unrestricted, non-guarantor subsidiary not part of our lenders' collateral and it will remain outside of the collateral," Neiman Marcus said in a statement.
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In a statement, Canada's central bank said it would broaden eligible collateral for its term repo facility to include the full range of collateral eligible under the bank's Standing Liquidity Facility.
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The Entire Cast of Once Respected Actors / Collateral Beauty
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If Pdvsa defaults, its collateral — Citgo — could become prey.
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Management also noted that the company has seen increased traction in its collateral management product offerings from clients seeking to optimize their use of collateral under various new regulations and clearinghouse requirements.
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The border was reopened in the 1980s only because Spain wanted to join the EU. Gibraltar, once seen as collateral damage from Brexit, could yet become collateral damage from the battle over Catalonia.
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"Standard & Poor's evaluation of previous deals secured by NPL collateral have typically depended on numerous factors, as different collateral types may pose unique risks," the rating agency wrote in about the Italian scheme.
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But in the process, RedMorph caused the most collateral damage.
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In Collateral Beauty, Helen Mirren plays an actress playing death.
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"Cryptocurrencies and blockchain assets make the ideal collateral," says Cohen.
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NXIVM allegedly held collateral over its members to control them.
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The rating does not contemplate the collateral backing the note.
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MMP is designed for maximum precision and minimum collateral damage.
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There was no collateral damage, the first U.S. official added.
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And what they're doing, there might be some collateral damage.
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A dead child became the collateral damage of domestic violence.
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Shares in Braskem are pledged as collateral to the creditors.
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Collateral arrests were known to happen under the Obama administration.
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I offer to leave collateral, but he won't take anything.
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You can shoot a drone down, but risk collateral damage.
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Many borrowers use property, including factories and buildings, as collateral.
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There's a bank there that will accept parmesan as collateral.
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So surviving an infection also means minimizing that collateral damage.
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Their whole shtick causes collateral damage for those around them.
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The video, titled "Collateral Murder," was viewed millions of times.
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"Collateral consequences may eclipse benefit in this case," he said.
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However, the collateral consequences may do more harm than good.
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Just as long as he is careful about collateral damage.
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Giggs is likely to be collateral damage in all this.
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Unlike a traditional loan, the collateral is the settlement itself.
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She researches the collateral consequences of arrests, particularly for protesters.
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"We are part of the collateral damage," Mr. Aldridge said.
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Clearnet underpin this activity by guaranteeing counterparties and managing collateral.
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All global markets and currencies are players and collateral damage.
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COLLATERAL BEAUTY Howard, you will be visited by three spirits.
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That might be manageable, but for all the collateral damage.
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Starwood's lawyers will seek collateral from Anbang — mainly American assets.
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Jonathan Turley: Cohen gives Congress a roadmap for collateral damage.
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Instead, deprived of her moment, Lomas has become collateral damage.
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"He said we were collateral damage," says Kate, clearly frustrated.
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This is one of the various collateral effects of prison.
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As a result, banks can claim very little in collateral.
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Approved refunds should be recognized as collateral by financial institutions.
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Mr. Trump's campaign has had a lot of collateral damage.
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This "collateral" would ensure their unquestioning compliance, prosecutors have said.
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They were the collateral damage of a hidden tax scheme.
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They had borrowed the money, using their car as collateral.
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But industry leaders say the rules had ample collateral damage.
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Those included accepting a broader range of collateral for loans.
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" Michele said she found her experience of giving collateral "growthful.
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This is the art of the deal with human collateral.
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They poison water holes, killing tuskless animals as collateral damage.
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Children have become acceptable collateral damage in a policy war.
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The partnership had broken up, and I was collateral damage.
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The home had been used as collateral for the loan.
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Every effort had to be made to minimize collateral damage.
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DASKA's energy provisions would take collateral damage to new heights.
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The backlash Ehrhart mobilized created collateral casualties of its own.
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It also illustrates how targeted harassment can have collateral victims.
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The mysterious old woman who told Madeleine about "collateral beauty"?
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"Collateral is the lifeblood of the financial system," Tessler said, adding that while banks needed to hold the right amount to secure their trading exposure, holding excess collateral was not beneficial to the economy.
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Though provisions already cover half of NPEs, and collateral notionally covers the rest, banks and loan-buyers must still discern which indebted businesses are viable and which not, and what collateral is truly worth.
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"While the temporary collateral framework has successfully eased potential collateral shortages, it could be argued that it should not become part of the regular framework," Mersch, a hawk, said at a conference in Lisbon.
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Oil producers typically use oil as collateral for their bank loans.
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Collateral damage from trade tensions between America and China seems inevitable.
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Some assets had previously been pledged as collateral to other lenders.
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The ubiquity of shaming, and the collateral damage it can inflict,
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In this case, some people feel like they were collateral damage.
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She isn't directing her ire at you; you're just collateral damage.
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In some cases, collateral that has been pledged simply doesn't exist.
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This is going to do an amazing amount of collateral damage.'
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But even arrests and court records come with serious collateral consequences.
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But as the market tumbled, the value of this collateral shrank.
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He also put up his land and his house as collateral.
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They also use them as the collateral for short-term borrowing.
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Loans that PeerStreet underwrites are backed by real estate for collateral.
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The collateral, comprising about 2120,245 properties, is mainly in big cities.
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The company has little in collateral to comfort bankers issuing debt.
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The video, which WikiLeaks titled "Collateral Murder," was leaked by Manning.
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The stake is pledged as collateral for Odebrecht's largest banking loans.
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Low interest rates and high liquidity have also generated collateral damages.
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It is up to the bank and depending on the collateral.
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That raises risks for investors and businesses, already suffering collateral damage.
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They hold part of his stake in the company as collateral.
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But having to put up more collateral is expensive for customers.
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Meanwhile, the collateral damage is swirling like sand in a windstorm.
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Maybe they don't want collateral phenomena like the "birth tourism" industry.
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That means further changes to collateral eligibility rules could be afoot.
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He added the central bank hoped to use bonds as collateral.
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This would mean that most mortgage loans would qualify as collateral.
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The Durant deal inflicted some collateral damage on the Warriors' depth.
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But, cannabis might have a secondary, or collateral, type of effect.
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The outstanding collateral underlying the index increased by AUD0.9bn to AUD82563bn.
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The ants ate everything, even if there was some collateral damage.
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We may also be experiencing a collateral effect of Scalia's absence.
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The strategy, message and marketing collateral matter more than the channel.
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They were based on actual positions and collateral as of Aug.
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We can't let affordable housing become collateral damage in tax reform.
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RBC made margin calls on the funds and seized their collateral.
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"They have a lot of collateral," he said of major airlines.
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In the case of repos, the collateral is a Treasury bond.
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It's giving them collateral to talk about on YouTube and Instagram.
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"But he has nothing against the collateral damage," Ms. Tcherneva said.
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It means that borrowers have to lock crypto assets as collateral.
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The American people are collateral damage in the president's trade conflicts.
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"We're kind of collateral damage," Mr. Werner said of the tariffs.
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In short, the economic costs of this collateral damage are incalculable.
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"She's like collateral damage," Hung Huang, a critic and publisher, said.
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The sports dispute is collateral damage in a broader political feud.
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The attack spread from there, causing collateral damage around the world.
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In running multiple airstrikes, many innocent lives are taken as collateral.
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In 2019, the collateral damage may become the U.S. diplomatic establishment.
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As a result, the U.S. retail investor has become collateral damage.
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He's put up pretty much all of his assets as collateral.
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Most collateral is now high-quality American Treasury bonds or bills.
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A magnetic resonance imaging exam disclosed a torn ulnar collateral ligament.
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Russia has also obtained bargain-basement collateral to secure those loans.
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And some of the collateral was Mr. Efromovich's stake in Avianca.
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Point Nine Capital uses Qwilr to create modern, mobile-native collateral.
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Kentucky, though, has now rolled back one of those collateral consequences.
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Those indirect effects could lead to "large" collateral damage, they said.
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Collateral consequences apply to all sorts of other issues, as well.
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Shyne became, in essence, collateral damage of late-221s rap excess.
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Some mission statements leave an awful lot of room for collateral damage Some mission statements leave an awful lot of room for collateral damage In the startup world, moral relativism seems to be a guiding force.
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"In many cases, the masters helped the prospective slaves develop ideas for what would be appropriate collateral or instructed the prospective slaves on lies to tell in order to make the collateral more damaging," the complaint states.
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And, more importantly, the trend is creating collateral damage like never before.
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In return, Ferrara says, he put the Bahia emerald up as collateral.
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"If this was a war zone, I'd be collateral damage," he said.
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Those assets could also be used as collateral to back new debt.
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The rest would include 1.5 billion euros of business loans with collateral.
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Li pledged 1.4 billion Hanergy shares as collateral on the payment agreement.
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We are collateral damage in the game of Lisa Vanderpump and Yolanda.
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Other funds include additional cash, notes and the rollover of cash collateral.
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The fight in Washington has turned the nation's farmers into collateral damage.
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Shares in Braskem are pledged as collateral to the group's largest creditors.
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Both Chuck and Bobby are powerful men whose actions have collateral damage.
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See, Furlenco is now essentially a financial instrument backed by physical collateral.
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Poussey became collateral damage, in the most senseless and demeaning way possible.
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""British Millennials 'Collateral Damage'""What Do Teens and Millennials Think Is Cool?
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Amazon's growing dominance in commerce brings with it plenty of collateral damage.
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The collateral, or "margin", required for clearing the contracts highlights their riskiness.
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Any innocents who get hurt along the way are just collateral damage.
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That land, though, is now being held by Birch Lake as collateral.
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The loan is secured by "artwork collateral pieces," according to a filing.
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If it is sales collateral for a direct marketing campaign, say so.
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That requires speeding up and harmonising procedures for insolvency and recovering collateral.
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GIULIANI: Well that&aposs a national security collateral damage of this investigation.
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Part of Citgo has been put up for collateral on that bond.
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There's too much collateral damage for them to ignore its ripple effects.
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As oil prices recover, oil producers have more collateral to borrow against.
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It avoids risky assets, preferring those with solid collateral, such as property.
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South African Trade Minister Rob Davies said it was suffering collateral damage.
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Gol planned to use some equipment as collateral for the new securities.
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SecurityLeaving the EU could cause much collateral damage to Britain's security 12.
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Barry Washington's death was collateral damage — a stray bullet, meant for Dawaun.
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Both countries have a strong incentive to end the current collateral agreement.
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They also think he could cause collateral damage on other GOP candidates.
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The prospect of collateral damage from devaluation should also make officials jittery.
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They are the collateral damage caused by the trade wars Trump wages.
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In their view, the innocent lives lost would be mere collateral damage.
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If interest rates spike, farmland value drops — eroding net worth and collateral.
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Andrew's dead body is both collateral damage and proof she meant business.
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Third, all collateral damages to structures or infrastructure must be repaired instantly.
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" The attorneys also cited the "collateral consequences" he continues to face. "Mr.
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They all rose to the top, with collateral damage along the way.
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And a big economy that could inflict collateral damage outside its borders.
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The concern with this coronavirus recession is that everything is collateral damage.
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And a sizable economy able to inflict collateral damage outside Italian borders.
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Counterparties will have to provide crypto collateral and pay some interest rate.
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They base their decisions on the applicant's' credit reputation, capacity, and collateral.
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Malware moves fast and unpredictably, leaving an expensive trail of collateral damage.
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Other trading partners, notably Japan and South Korea, could become collateral damage.
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Of course, as always, we do the utmost to minimize collateral damage.
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This was true collateral, the most direct way to show your trust.
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With secured loans, you'll be putting up collateral to protect your loan.
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Letting the plants lie fallow could be seen as impairing pledged collateral.
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American news consumers become the collateral damage, losers in this rhetorical brawl.
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Later, it was discovered Liddel fought through a torn medial collateral ligament.
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But the collateral on that loan, the building, was all but gone.
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There is considerable collateral damage, with industrial and material stocks down notably.
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I would have the necessary collateral to ask for what I wanted.
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"We are talking about collateral murder, evidence of war crimes," she said.
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Certain assets of Newmont Nusa Tenggara were pledged as collateral, it said.
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I've seen the collateral of the environmental fossil fuel damage first hand.
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Yet as my physicians use their weapons to counterattack, collateral damages mount.
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Private firms, with limited collateral, are considered riskier than state-backed firms.
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We will not expose civilian lives to the euphemism of collateral damage.
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The most Renaissance could lose was the option premium and its collateral.
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He will post more than $5 million as collateral for his bail.
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It's hard to imagine that Facebook won't continue to take collateral damage.
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Triunfo secured the money putting a stake in the port as collateral.
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Unlike a mortgage, you don't need to put up anything as collateral.
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Evidence suggested that the wounded city employee was "collateral damage," Tollie said.
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Add Spacious to the growing list of collateral in WeWork's cinematic implosion.
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This feud with the Saudis comes with a lot of collateral damage.
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We were doing trial runs, going back and forth with the collateral.
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Collateral damage from the dust-up may be Trudeau's assisted-dying legislation.
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The Fed, together with the Treasury Department's Office of Financial Research, have developed three Treasury repo reference rates: the Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR), the Broad General Collateral Rate (BGCR) and the Tri-Party General Collateral Rate (TGCR).
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Insufficient collateral Collateral is a preference for banks because if the business defaults on the loan, the bank can acquire these assets, such as real estate, vehicles, business equipment, or investments — and sell them to satisfy the loan.
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US military documents leaked to The Intercept in 20133 show that one condition required before a strike is that there is a "low" risk of collateral damage, as determined by a pre-strike Collateral Damage Environment (CDE) assessment.
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STS deals need to have homogeneous collateral that is not in default at the time of issuance, a tall order for peripheral markets such as Spain and Italy, where collateral is less streamlined and historic default rates are higher.
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While the lenders that require collateral to issue a loan in the U.S. are typically catering to low-income customers, Furio views collateral as one of the only ways to lower interest rates for would-be borrowers in Brazil.
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And by using the crop as collateral, Schwarzbeck's company manages to avoid forcing farmers to put up their farms as collateral — the phenomenon that forced many farmers into bankruptcy in the 80s and hastened the advent of industrial farming.
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Mixed Collateral Included: The collateral backing the transaction comprises lease receivables backed by a mix of cars, light and heavy commercial vehicles and equipment, with a weighted-average seasoning of 18.9 months and an average receivable size of AUD34,102.
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This is based on the fact that the EU rules require CCPs to collect sufficient collateral to cover potential losses over a two-day horizon while the U.S. only requires enough collateral to cover potential losses over one day.
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Mixed Collateral Included: The collateral backing the transaction comprises lease receivables backed by a mix of cars, light and heavy commercial vehicles and equipment, with a weighted-average seasoning of 19 months and an average receivable size of AUD32,139.
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"Our solution makes the most of our extensive custody network to enable us to mobilise collateral quickly and securely, when and where it is needed," said Helene Virello, global head of collateral and valuation services at BNPP Securities Services.
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He added that there were significant "collateral consequences" associated with simply being charged.
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Thankfully, excess great works can be used as trade collateral with other civilizations.
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" Enemies "rarely wear uniforms," and violence on all sides causes "terrible collateral damage.
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So, was Julie the target all along, and her brother was collateral damage?
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Now, banks in the world's second-biggest economy face their own collateral risks.
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Big foreign banks have not been immune to the risks of fraudulent collateral.
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The team announced Monday that Curry had suffered a sprained medial collateral ligament.
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That piece of collateral was rejected because it included compromising information about Raniere.
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This is the untold story of collateral damage in WWF's secret global war.
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All of those risk collateral damage and potential conflict with Russia and Iran.
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The private sector will not risk collateral damage by "hacking back" their hackers.
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In our case, the collateral damage was swift and dangerous: Violet stopped eating.
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H: What was the difference between the collateral exhibitions and the independent exhibitions?
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Back to trying to avoid as much collateral damage in life as possible.
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"But above all — go see Collateral Beauty," she said — before dropping the mic.
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They do not apply to asset-backed sukuk, which rely on underlying collateral.
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It's unclear if Mokrani was involved in the fight or just collateral damage.
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Like the standing lending facility, banks must put up collateral to receive funds.
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Boutique lenders, by contrast, will accept a piece of art as sole collateral.
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SOFR measures the cost of borrowing cash overnight using Treasury securities as collateral.
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When two Housewives worlds collided, Erika Girardi's singing career became the collateral damage.
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Local languages, which are often used in such content, have become collateral damage.
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Agricultural commodities have suffered collateral damage from trade tensions between America and China.
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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's divorce has triggered a lot of collateral damage.
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Thursday's settlement covers Wells Fargo customers charged for "collateral protection insurance" between Oct.
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"My daughter is not collateral damage," she said, as she left the cemetery.
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Things can go wrong and collateral can be worth less than you think.
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They have no collateral, so I have no security in giving individual loans.
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The notes are backed by single-name collateral securities with a currency swap.
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DATA ADEQUACY The collateral securities and the swap counterparty are rated by Fitch.
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Vendor insurance contracts, on the other hand, are not backed by any collateral.
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VTB, Russia's second biggest bank, holds a stake in M.video as a collateral.
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In the past two years, however, it has struggled to recover its collateral.
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Rosneft's CEO, Igor Sechin, in May confirmed that the company received Citgo collateral.
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Ayesha, 28, joked that she is using the results as collateral in arguments.
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His mother, Lindsay Frost, had prominent roles in The Ring and Collateral Damage.
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The remaining 50.1 percent was set aside as collateral for PDVSA's 2020 bond.
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Developing countries also need better institutions, from registries of collateral to commercial courts.
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There is no evidence that any big clearing-house holds too little collateral.
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Its military interventions in Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya have caused devastating collateral damage.
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"Dear BBC—after Collateral, please stop funding David Hare," hooted a Telegraph headline.
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Once again, her principals become collateral damage for the sake of political convenience.
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Guiteau's bullet had done him a sort of collateral repair instead of damage.
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These middlemen sit between buyers and sellers, holding collateral lest either side default.
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In 7.73, he borrowed about $249 million using 18 million shares as collateral.
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They can not use their Hong Kong shares as collateral for offshore loans.
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There has been US$94.6bn arranged this year, according to LPC Collateral data.
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These bonds are eligible as collateral for repo with the Norwegian central bank.
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China likened all that to an "unintentional" collateral damage caused by free markets.
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When the company was new, it didn't have collateral to attract a lender.
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If the government doesn't step in, the American public will become collateral damage.
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Understandably, fewer people are willing to become collateral damage in Washington's political feuds.
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Starwood's lawyers will look for Anbang to put up collateral — mainly American assets.
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The attack took down Twitter, Reddit, Spotify and many more as collateral damage.
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Prosecutors and judges seldom regard those collateral costs as a rationale for leniency.
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But it does allow him to inflict vast collateral damage out of spite.
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There's also the collateral damage such a turn would inflict on poor countries.
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Victim services were for the real victims, not the collateral ones like me.
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Kris was collateral damage in the enormous effort not to care about Rob.
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An unsecured card means that the credit line is not secured with collateral.
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With a car loan, collateral can be repossessed if the borrower doesn't pay.
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Around 40% of the collateral backing the pools is concentrated in Western Australia.
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And he gave a boost to the Rust Belt as a collateral benefit.
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"I've certainly been afraid of being collateral damage at times," Mr. Bryan said.
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Mr. Cohen was "collateral damage in a U.S. political operation," the lawsuit says.
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Sylvie said she was told that providing "collateral" was meant to show dedication.
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Clients must post collateral for their positions, which in this case eroded quickly.
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Clients must post collateral for their positions, which in this case eroded quickly.
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So what if a few women are collateral damage, they might ask — again.
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Meanwhile, according to Baker, North Korean civilians will be collateral damage as well.
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In addition, the Riksbank will accept a wider range of collateral against loans.
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I think Trump is the collateral damage of the times we're living in.
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In April, Schmidt tore his right ulnar collateral ligament, requiring Tommy John surgery.
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Thursday: The collateral effects of a bill aimed at protecting gig economy workers.
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The victims are the workers who are collateral damage in deals gone bad.
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In some cases, they even demand collateral twice the value of the loan.
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Every single U.S. president has seen Americans killed as collateral damage since then.
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But it does allow him to inflict vast collateral damage out of spite.
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Bankers would not give a loan without collateral, especially to a young woman.
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Unlike car loans or mortgages, personal loans don't have any collateral backing them.
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Some manufacturers became collateral damage because of retaliatory tariffs on goods they export.
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Repo loans are typically made overnight and are backed by Treasuries as collateral.
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It is equally crucial to avoid making irresponsible decisions with widespread collateral damage.
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The collateral for the loan included Mr. Manafort's Hamptons home and other assets.
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"Fans felt like they were collateral damage in this whole process," he said.
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They can then obtain loans from banks, using their nonexistent supply as collateral.
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Pipeline firms can then use the guaranteed revenue from those contracts as collateral.
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Richards is undergoing stem-cell therapy to repair a torn ulnar collateral ligament.
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The credit quality and performance of loans in the collateral pools remain strong.
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A repo is an exchange of collateral, such as Treasury securities, for cash.
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Australia, a close ally of the U.S., is just so much collateral damage.
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Today, no suds descend, no cleansing showers come, no dog enjoys collateral washing.
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We understand the privilege and social collateral that our socioeconomic status affords us.
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The census household data is collateral damage of this fundamentally unrelated political fight.
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"Everyone focuses on the common good and not the collateral consequences," said Gidari.
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GL: That's one thing the bill leaves out: addressing all these collateral consequences.
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All these options, Bolton readily admits, would cause collateral damage for South Korea.
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The Stable Outlook on the OF rating reflects that on AXA Bank Europe's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating and Fitch's view on the underlying Belgian and French residential loan assets backing the senior RMBS notes collateral and promissory note collateral, respectively.
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In 2008-09 banks had demanded large amounts of collateral for foreign-exchange contracts to hedge Mr Ghosn's yen salary, and since he could not provide this, Nissan temporarily paid the collateral—and suffered no loss on the contracts, he said.
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The unusual credit losses reflected sharp falls in the market value of certain Hong Kong shares used as collateral for Lombard lending, where low loan-to-value ratios (around 55%) protect the bank against even material declines in collateral values.
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But he cautioned the market for collateral in the euro zone would remain fragmented as long as each euro zone government issued its own debt, resulting in different credit ratings and, therefore, valuations when a bank uses it as collateral.
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While the concept of collateral might have been growthful for Michele, others describe it as a horrifying experience, particularly when they were told to submit additional pieces of collateral sharing the deepest secrets of their parents or those close to them.
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The bank has also broadened eligible collateral for its term repo facility to include the full range of collateral eligible under the Standing Liquidity Facility, and has said it would extend its bond buyback program across all benchmark maturity sectors.
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The BOK also said it would accept a wider range of collateral including notes issued by state-run companies in the repo auctions - where central banks lend money to commercial banks and brokerages who can deposit government debt as collateral.
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They try to reduce risk by requiring traders on both sides to post collateral.
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Mack's mother, Melinda Mack, put up her home as collateral, according to court documents.
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And the value of U.S. cropland - often used as collateral - is starting to slide.
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It's not hard to dupe bankers and lawyers in a physical inspection of collateral.
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"The beauty of [Collateral Beauty] right now is it brings everything down," he says.
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The loans were secured by collateral made up of three Chicago condos Shtayner owns.
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The people who never downloaded the patch would simply be, I suppose, collateral damage.
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Among the collateral damage: Investment in ever stronger, faster and more capable broadband networks.
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Starting immediately, Nasdaq said it would release monthly information about shares pledged as collateral.
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But as these things usually go, freedom doesn't come easy, or without collateral damage.
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The women said they went along out of fear their collateral would be released.
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However, reserve coverage of legacy impaired loans reduces tail risk from falling collateral values.
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But with only her vineyard as collateral, she has been unable to do so.
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If someone had to be collateral damage, it was not going to be Hillary.
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Currently, Odebrecht's stake in Braskem is pledged entirely as collateral to some local banks.
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The problem for the rest of the world is that it is collateral damage.
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The normalization of different identities ends up being no more than a collateral consequence.
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Harassment and associated trolling have become the collateral damage of time spent socializing online.
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Those agreements have since been revised with no extra collateral required, the airline said.
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Cal manages to save Bijou using her siren powers, but Augie is collateral damage.
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In simple terms, this involves having your investments in the account serve as collateral.
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The mother and uncle each pledged their homes as collateral to secure Salman's release.
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The collateral damage continued this week when telecommunications equipment company Lumentum cut earnings guidance.
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An unsecured personal loan does not require the borrower to put up any collateral.
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In retail, easing was mostly in collateral, loan size, and debt-to-income requirements.
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However, the bank holds adequate collateral against exposures that are not fully provided for.
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That video, titled "Collateral Murder" by WikiLeaks, was covered by countless other news publications.
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They ensure there is collateral on the loan, they insist on warrants and covenants.
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"In many ways, Manafort is collateral damage from Hurricane Trump," Rosenzweig told VICE News.
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Such deals are used for raising short-term capital by offering shares as collateral.
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"Our possible selves — who we hoped to become — can be collateral damage," she writes.
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These were handed loans, often several times their annual salary, with virtually no collateral.
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And also to a kind of detachment from the collateral damage from his decisions.
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It's likely to be in the warehouse or collateral space with a central counterparty.
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It is remarkably precise, which the Navy says could limit collateral damage in wartime.
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A year ago, the bank started making loans with museum-quality art as collateral.
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He offered to post stock he owns in Nissan as collateral, his spokeswoman said.
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This time, though, it's less accidental collateral damage, and more of a deliberate provocation.
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Many small-business owners have little collateral, patchy records and non-existent credit histories.
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DAS Networks: The collateral pool contains 19 DAS networks representing 0003% of the ARRR.
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British and Irish courts are also pretty efficient at dealing with claims on collateral.
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For critics, that's a sign that the government isn't taking collateral damage into account.
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Neumann reportedly sold some shares and used others as collateral for loans from JPMorgan.
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Millennials need to stop allowing politicians to make pledges using our futures as collateral.
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The deal includes collateral and a guarantee mechanism to ensure the IEC is paid.
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And now, she's done without a plan B thanks to good ol' collateral damage.
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BSPB BSPB's asset quality is reasonable given reserve and collateral coverage of problem exposures.
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But the collateral damage of his trade policy is a massive price to pay.
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Some poor Guatemalans lack sufficient collateral or bank connections to secure a bank loan.
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The collateral against the bond is Citgo, PDVSA's Houston-based refining and retail subsidiary.
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I won't allow them to become collateral damage in Mitch McConnell's midterm turnout model.
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Casinos are already collateral damage in trade war: direct fire would hurt far more.
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Nickel has long been a favoured collateral commodity because of its relatively high value.
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MarketInvoice lends investors' money to UK businesses, with unpaid invoices often acting as collateral.
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Fortunately, it happened before students came to school and there was no collateral damage.
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Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson has a sprained medial collateral ligament in his left knee.
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Nonetheless, Springleaf listed the guitar as collateral in the loan documents, Ms. Fargnoli noticed.
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"Collateral" (2004) is a thriller about a cab driver who grapples with an assassin.
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The Foltzes didn't have a home to mortgage as collateral should they need it.
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What's more, the trade agenda has produced real collateral damage in blue-collar America.
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They were told to consider the collateral consequences of prosecuting immigrants for minor crimes.
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However, the campaign to destroy polio also proved a collateral casualty of nationalist unrest.
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It's class warfare, and the kids with asthma and epilepsy are the collateral damage.
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The Chamber of Commerce's Donohue said there was collateral damage spreading out beyond government.
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He still had command, so he doubted he had torn his ulnar collateral ligament.
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However, he let his son use his assets as collateral to pursue new projects.
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New defense strategies are necessary, and venom research will likely come with collateral boons.
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What are the collateral consequences here to the people charged, especially given their age?
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It allows the largest miners to extract coal without setting aside cash or collateral.
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Such filters also tend to cause collateral damage as unrelated websites get inadvertently blacklisted.
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But when the judge called his parents "collateral victims" of the attack, he sobbed.
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The goal of the policy was to avoid the collateral consequences of a conviction.
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In return for access to funds, banks will provide acceptable collateral to the Fed.
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For instance, borrowers do not need to issue a personal guarantee or provide collateral.
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If there was collateral damage ... She should have just joined Facebook, but go ahead.
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European officials have also argued that, without protections, their companies could become collateral damage.
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But instead, the car was collateral for a bail bond for her child's father.
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The consensus is that no attack plan could confidently preclude escalation or collateral damage.
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One big problem with I.S.A.s is that there is no collateral to these loans.
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During US-led offensives against ISIS, people could flee or risk becoming collateral damage.
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And the collateral damage in this are the men and women in the military.
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They were warned such "collateral" would publicly disclosed if they revealed the sorority's existence.
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For Mr. Trump, anyone who stands between him and his objective becomes collateral damage.
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WikiLeaks called the video "Collateral Murder," an illustration of Mr. Assange's skill at spin.
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Collateral Beauty, on the other hand, doesn't sound like it's much fun to watch.
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Institutions offer high-quality collateral like Treasurys in exchange for reserves used for funding.
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The cash value could also serve as collateral for a bank loan, Haas said.
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You cannot take a loan against your IRA and use those assets as collateral.
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All of this inflicted collateral damage on the court, leaving it injured and diminished.
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Property is the collateral behind more than 40% of loans, per a Moody's estimate.
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Like antibiotics, these are drugs that hamper the virus without causing much collateral damage.
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Many small organizations, including language schools and museums, have been blocked as collateral damage.
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We have both learned a lesson about the collateral damage of pettiness and polarization.
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It&aposs best to create all of your client-facing collateral before you launch.
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Cathay Pacific is fighting for its survival, and its employees risk becoming collateral damage.
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It lets you borrow a loan against collateral in ETH, to a certain point.
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Because the screenwriter is Allan Loeb ("Collateral Beauty"), she is called Tulsa (Britt Robertson).
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Collateral Beauty, directed by David Frankel (The Devil Wears Prada), will open Dec. 16th.
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And in the company's drive to keep customers happy, they can be collateral damage.
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Bankers want to see revenue growth and profitability, company collateral and its cost structures.
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MI also doesn't require the posting of collateral, a challenge for some smaller lenders.
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He also sat out four games with a sprained medial collateral ligament in 228.
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That means you put your collateral in peril if you can't make the payments.
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So he used the medallions as collateral to borrow money that he invested elsewhere.
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The continent has suffered collateral damage in the trade war between America and China.
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But Europe has suffered collateral damage in the trade war between America and China.
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Richards tore the ulnar collateral ligament while pitching against the Rangers on May 2311.
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Collateral damage, it seems, can extend from the battlefield to the suburban strip mall.
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The properties further benefit the group by serving as collateral for its secured debt.
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A reverse mortgage is a loan that uses a primary residential home as collateral.
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Thursday's proposed settlement covers Wells Fargo customers charged for "collateral protection insurance" between Oct.
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And scattered throughout the city were 21 collateral events and 30-some general exhibitions.
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Because loan impairment allowances take into account the value of collateral backing the loan, which takes a long time to realise, the bank is exposed to changes in the value of collateral, which is often in the form of real estate assets.
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Fitch has set annualised senior expenses at 46bp of the collateral balance, capturing the primary and special-service fee, as the servicing process and costs for the underlying collateral are more in line with a pool of residential mortgages compared with SME loans.
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The notes contain provisions providing downside protection that require Holdings to maintain minimum collateral coverage for total debt secured by the collateral securing the notes or failing which, Holdings has to offer to buy notes sufficient to cure the deficiency at 101%.
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The surprise activation of Schwarber, out nearly the entire regular season following surgery to repair medial collateral and lateral collateral ligaments in his left knee, could set him up for a World Series roster spot as an extra left-handed bat next week.
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Mixed Collateral Included: The collateral backing the transaction comprises of lease receivables backed by a mix of passenger vehicles as well as light and heavy commercial vehicles, with a weighted-average seasoning of 18.1 months and an average receivable size of NZD28,0003.
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"No paperwork or collateral required" boasts, for example, the website of Mother Finance in Myanmar.
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Caroline: This whole season has been about assets and collateral damage, both emotional and physical.
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In April, A&M sued Patriarch to get access to documents on the Zohar collateral.
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Akins put up his own property as collateral for a loan to launch the business.
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His grief is ugly and palpable, but lost among the abundant excess plaguing Collateral Beauty.
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There are also instances in which the same collateral has been pledged to multiple lenders.
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CreekSource raised a US$302.5m CLO with Goldman Sachs in March, according to LPC Collateral.
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Borrowers on the platform can stake tokens as collateral and get ETH as a result.
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"We have become collateral damage in the fight between the two parties here," he said.
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Now, with the virus biting, Taiwan says this policy means it has become collateral damage.
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And if the pesticides aren't sprayed precisely, other insects in the environment become collateral damage.
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The U.S. does not have much leverage when the collateral damage includes important European employers.
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The bank relies on collateral, often in the form of real estate, which is illiquid.
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At Qingdao, a firm allegedly duplicated notes pledging metal as collateral for multiple bank loans.
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Venezuela also pledged part of Citgo to Russia as collateral for a $1.5 billion loan.
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The terms often shielded other assets from being seized as collateral to repay the debt.
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They do this by selling bonds, some in foreign currency, with the loans as collateral.
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Fitch's auto loan ABS indices track the performance of $97 billion of outstanding securitized collateral.
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The first is whether regulators can limit the collateral damage as they unwind Anbang's excesses.
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The Republican National Committee is collateral damage and it will be President Trump's to rebuild.
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For example, the Bank of Japan charges a 13 percent "haircut" for yen-denominated collateral.
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On the other, it has long-term collateral effects which need to be confronted eventually.
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That makes them ideal collateral in transactions where each party fears the other might default.
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The ECB uses the top ranking of its four recognised agencies to determine collateral requirements.
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And as things stand, the European Central Bank (ECB) could not accept SBBS as collateral.
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Host's unencumbered asset profile has several attractive features that should enhance its appeal as collateral.
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A direct impact would stem from higher borrower default rates and difficulties in collateral enforcement.
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Examples include: Each model may necessitate different ads, landing pages, automated emails, and sales collateral.
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Other general awfulness recognized includes Allegiant, Suicide Squad and the entire cast of Collateral Beauty.
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The market value of soured debts can vary, however, depending on the quality of collateral.
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So if it would be a hard Brexit, that has a number of collateral effects.
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And most scholarly attention focuses on collateral damage, neglecting the experiences of the formerly incarcerated.
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Even if Revive wasn't targeted, they were probably more than aware of the collateral damage.
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Bernard is expected to miss two to four weeks with a sprained medial collateral ligament.
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CXW's accounts receivables are pledged as collateral and were $207 million at June 30, 2017.
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"This is unconditional liquidity to banks at 0 percent cost, against collateral," according to Ducrozet.
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The remaining 50.1 percent of Citgo provides the collateral to holders of PDVSA's 2020 bond.
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At that point, the collateral benefits of Lakerdom and life in L.A. could be persuasive.
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Later in the month we'll lose movies like Collateral Damage and Under The Tuscan Sun.
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Collateral and financial statements Projections Legal considerations like articles of incorporation, contracts, and leases 7.
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However, Fitch doesn't expect most ABLs to experience collateral deficiency or less than full recovery.
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But responsibility for sociotechnical misfit can't just be scaled away as so much 'collateral damage'.
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"The bank is in the business of collecting interest, not foreclosing on collateral," Stumpf said.
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If the CAR attacked healthy cells as well the cancer, the collateral damage was survivable.
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If there's any reversal - if that's what we are witnessing -- there could be collateral damage.
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Alex Pareene and Brian Beutler discuss the collateral damage in episode 51 of Primary Concerns.
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Its "junk" rated bonds could no longer be accepted as collateral in regular funding operations.
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Hitting Norilsk with the sort of draconian sanctions unleashed on Rusal risks massive collateral damage.
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It'll help you create pro-quality videos for everything from marketing collateral to company presentations.
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As they consolidate, the amount of collateral in the system is likely to be reduced.
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China-watchers sometimes talk of an "Angola model": low-interest loans, using commodities as collateral.
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Militarily, they were masterfully done-on target, little collateral damage, and minimal risks of escalation.
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Cornyn said the bill will need to be carefully tailored to minimize the collateral damage.
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McConnell does not want to see his Senate majority become collateral damage to Trump's presidency.
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"This operation was carefully orchestrated and methodically planned to minimize potential collateral damage," White added.
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Funding for such borrowers has traditionally been scarce as they have little to no collateral.
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He sprained the medial collateral ligament his knee during an awkward fall in Game 3.
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Ozmen, 61, and her husband used their house as collateral to purchase Sierra Nevada Corp.
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People who were taking out bank loans, people who were using their homes as collateral.
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"They're basically doing what appears to be fishing expeditions for some of these collateral witnesses."
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If his mindless destruction can succeed here, our entire economy could become the collateral damage.
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The powerful organization can force a company to put up collateral against underfunded pension plans.
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Some borrowers have separately complained to regulators that Springleaf embellished the collateral underpinning their loans.
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Universities have considerable assets in their buildings that could easily provide the collateral for bonds.
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Because, as you said, if you do have collateral damage, you will defeat your purpose.
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Funding for those borrowers has traditionally been scarce, as they have little to no collateral.
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Big Chinese companies often pledge their stock as collateral in return for loans from brokers.
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Loren says these options usually require revenue, a personal guarantee, or some form of collateral.
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In effect, it was unexpected collateral damage from the presidential campaign of Donald J. Trump.
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It used the entire company, even the Ford logo, as collateral to borrow $21970 billion.
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Once issued with a warehouse receipt, farmers can use it as collateral to obtain finance.
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Nations like the one I serve should not be the collateral damage to others' affluence.
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But what about the collateral consequences of showing less mercy when prosecuting low-income individuals?
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Seismic has been helping companies create and manage their sales and marketing collateral since 2010.
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Somber drama Collateral Beauty sold only $7 million, a career worst for star Will Smith.
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"We've always taken into account collateral consequences like losing a job or scholarship," Rosen said.
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People were encouraged to put down collateral as weight to their word for their commitments.
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I didn't want my collateral to be released, which is how they kept us quiet.
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RHP Garrett Richards began throwing more than three months after tearing his ulnar collateral ligament.
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One of the most common forms of collateral is, wouldn't you know it, government bonds.
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Repo is a type of short-term secured lending that uses securities as the collateral.
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Speaking of those allegations ... Claudia says it's BS Les' misdeeds turned Julie into collateral damage.
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After the share price collapse, however, that collateral has little value relative to the debt.
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Repo operations involve banks posting high-quality collateral like Treasurys in exchange for operating cash.
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Unsecured loans aren't backed by collateral like a home or car, while secured loans are.
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Banks may also give signature loans (with no collateral) to long-standing customers, Fitzgerald said.
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Mr. Kaikai said NTV had become "collateral damage" in the government's feud with another station.
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In MakerDAO's current scheme, some of Dai's users put up the collateral for the tokens.
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This will, among other things, give banks more scope to use mortgage bonds as collateral.
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Nicola Walker, late of Netflix's "Collateral," plays Hannah, the eldest of the three Defoe sisters.
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Whitney focuses on the collateral damage done to her and her siblings by Audrey's book.
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She often put up her West Side apartment as collateral in support of a project.
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This befits a time-traveling tale of disintegrating families and the collateral damage they inflict.
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She also came as a human story, a witness to collateral damage — namely her own.
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Popolare's impaired loan coverage is low, reflecting longer-term lending exposures with high collateral levels.
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They warn of frightful consequences, and of "collateral damage" to America's standing in the world.
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They typically exchange some collateral, like Treasurys or mortgage securities, for a short-term loan.
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Her little brother is dragged along to become a reluctant wolf pup: collateral camp damage.
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This means banks currently lending to farmers are doing so based on relatively strong collateral.
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Although the case did not lead to corruption charges, there was still significant collateral damage.
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And where there is fighting, there is collateral damage in the form of civilian suffering.
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The process involves banks' exchanging high-quality collateral for cash and liquidity from the Fed.
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Six properties were used as collateral to secure Dulos' $6 million bond earlier this month.
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Unsecured are loans which aren&apost supported by collateral, like personal assets or a house.
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Investors want deep discounts to compensate for lengthy court proceedings and difficulty in realising collateral.
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Only 13 percent of the loans on the bank's books were backed by sufficient collateral.
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And we are not willing to let our faith be the collateral damage of evangelicalism.
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"Sometimes when you do something there's a collateral benefit," Pelosi said of the trade deal.
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The tech-driven platform allows Konfio to disburse loans within 24 hours without requiring collateral.
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If Mr. Thompson is guilty, then his lies appear to have had serious collateral effects.
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The analyst speculates Musk could use his SpaceX stake as collateral in a Tesla buyout.
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The collateral-based foreign currency repurchase agreement (repo) business will be rolled out on Dec.
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And when more barriers to your basic needs are constructed, food security becomes collateral damage.
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If women like Edmondson spoke out about abuse, they believed their "collateral" would be released.
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Sessions would, in a real sense, be collateral damage from Trump's escalating war with Mueller.
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So much collateral damage, so many people in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Farmers believe they're the collateral damage in President Trump's escalating battle with China over trade.
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"As clients increasingly post non-cash collateral to cover their initial margin requirements, the flexibility of this new account structure will enable them to better manage and substitute their collateral on an intraday basis," said Danny Foster, EMEA derivatives clearing sales and coverage at HSBC.
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If the assets are found to be inadequate relative to the 107% collateral requirement, Fitch believes that Beechwood would be required to true up the collateral, and if it were unable to do so, the ceded business could be recaptured by WNIC and BCLIC.
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In Britain, property prices were at record highs before the June referendum on leaving the EU and a potential economic slowdown could leave some households vulnerable as rapid price increases have already stretched collateral, indicating that falling property prices could quickly reduce collateral levels.
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The central bank, which on Friday cut interest rates by 50 basis points in an emergency move, said in a statement it would broaden eligible collateral for its term repo facility to include the full range of collateral eligible under the bank's Standing Liquidity Facility.
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In a game against the Oklahoma City Thunder, he jammed his left thumb fighting through a screen, tearing his ulnar collateral ligament — not to be confused with his radial collateral ligament, the one he tore on his right thumb training for the Olympics in 2012.
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Jake has his priorities, namely saving JFK and being with Sadie; everything else is collateral damage.
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Watch the full video with Mirren, below, and catch Collateral Beauty in theaters Friday, December 16.
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He'll also interview what are called collateral sources: grandparents, school teachers, doctors, those types of people.
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Any use of a nuclear weapon on the crowded Korean peninsula would have incalculable collateral damage.
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Remember, too, that you are putting your home up as collateral when you tap your equity.
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Sylvie had to give Monica damaging information about herself, or "collateral," to hear details, Sylvie continued.
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But the nature of this technology, by its very precision, is designed to reduce collateral damage.
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Collateral Beauty rode it's bizarre title to a relative no-show at the holiday box office.
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His fans, taking to the trenches in their trench-coats and trilbies, are nothing but collateral.
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Venezuela's opposition, which controls parliament, has said it will oppose the use of Citgo as collateral.
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It would be prudent to prepare for the worst—and seek to minimise the collateral damage.
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Instead, most bonds with negative yields have been purchased by local banks for use as collateral.
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In share pledge financing, companies use a percentage of their equities as collateral to obtain loans.
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So clearing-houses require collateral from the counterparties using them, and must submit to close supervision.
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"No relationship happens in a bubble—there are collateral people and relationships involved," said Degges-White.
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Not because I want to see him investigated, this is collateral to what I was doing.
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Many Brazilian banks have avoided such lending because of the high default risk and shaky collateral.
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Venezuela had pledged the remaining shares in Citgo to Russian state oil company Rosneft as collateral.
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So, we have to think about some of the collateral effects of taking out that insurance.
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To receive money through this framework, banks must guarantee assets with high credit ratings as collateral.
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Unlike the SLF, however, a wider range of collateral is accepted under the medium-term version.
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They would suddenly be subject to the clearing requirements, as well as new ones governing collateral.
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Tenaciou3 Investment Holdings used its share capital in Tenaciou3 Prospect Investment as collateral for the loan.
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It seems unlikely that the Trump administration will be swayed by this evidence of collateral damage.
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The Aussie dollar has still taken collateral damage from the sudden flare up in Sino-U.
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Credit risks are also amplified by long financing tenors, project-linked collateral and large single exposures.
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At this date the reserve coverage was low, indicating the bank's reliance on collateral is high.
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This is the presidency that, for all its collateral damage, is succeeding beyond Trump's wildest dreams.
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But the likelihood is they'll do him some damage—without any collateral damage to Clinton's favorability.
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Others speculated whether there was any collateral impact from the firing of FBI director James Comey.
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But during the team's first game against Youngstown State, he tore his medial collateral ligament (MCL).
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And CRISPR didn't target any other genes — collateral damage that plagued similar Chinese studies in 2015.
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The foreign currency can then be lent temporarily to private financial institutions in exchange for collateral.
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Patrick assumed it would use the 401(k) account as collateral – instead of an actual withdrawal.
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PDVSA used Citgo Petroleum, its U.S. refining unit, as 51 percent collateral on the 2020 bond.
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Spicer said that the military did what it could to avoid civilian casualties and collateral damage.
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At issue is the city's water utility, which was used as collateral for the state loan.
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Indian banks have been willing to lend on a secured basis with immovable assets as collateral.
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Such cash loans are substantially more expensive than mortgage loans and have no collateral, it added.
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However, stocks like Salesforce and Adobe that also had collateral damage are now up 10 percent.
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The question that remains here, the open question, is the degree of the collateral damage, right?
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Champ Harvest has pledged nearly all of the shares it owns as collateral to secure loans.
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In comparison, the investor reporting showed an ending collateral balance (including write-offs) of EUR200183 million.
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In comparison, the investor reporting showed an ending collateral balance (including write-offs) of EUR2110 million.
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For smaller businesses lacking strong collateral, funding is even more expensive - if they can find it.
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More meaningful discussions—from the very beginning—would off-set a lot of the collateral damage.
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Clearnet and Eurex Clearing hold some €150 billion ($170 billion) in collateral between them (see chart).
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The maximum ratio of forex collateral will rise to 70 percent from 50 percent from Jan.
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The factory was collateral on a loan made to Hanquan, a steel company that went bust.
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He used another five million shares, about 1.4 percent of Pulte, as collateral for another loan.
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The Angels' ace, Garrett Richards, has a torn ulnar collateral ligament and needs Tommy John surgery.
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Martes underwent Tommy John surgery on the ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow last Aug.
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Owners can use their property as collateral, perhaps borrowing money to buy fertiliser and better seeds.
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Refinitiv scored a 5+ for default protection, while Akzo Nobel received a 5+ for collateral protection.
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But, really, should we care if House Republicans have become collateral damage in the McConnell strategy?
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He added that there was no reason to think there could have been any collateral victim.
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A secured credit card requires a cash deposit to serve as collateral against your credit limit.
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All the better if health care, immigration reform and other critical national interests suffer collateral damage.
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Besides the usual replacement of a damaged ulnar collateral ligament, Wheeler's flexor pronator tendon was repaired.
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They drafted him 16th over all in 2012, knowing he had a damaged ulnar collateral ligament.
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This is due, in part, to their collateral coverage, which includes virtually all of ATI's assets.
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Without title, residents risk losing any investment they make and cannot use their property as collateral.
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Young men like Frazier, who just three years ago was Brown's top recruit, are collateral damage.
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Upon closer investigation, one can find collateral damage inflicted to the exterior from recent street conflicts.
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So all these sort of collateral benefits that come with the capital are what China wants.
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Maybe she's collateral damage for his crimes, or maybe she's at fault, for having supported him.
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If clients can't meet those new demands, lenders typically have the right to seize the collateral.
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So what should America and other countries do now to prevent this kind of collateral damage?
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Before you commit to breaking up with Facebook, it's important to handicap the potential collateral damage.
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The banks can stake other collateral, such as bonds from more solvent countries or corporate debt.
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If the borrower fails to make loan payments, collateral can become the property of the lender.
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HNA is using much of the shares it owns in those businesses as collateral for loans.
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Or were the citizens simply collateral damage in an overzealous drive to eradicate Queen Cersei's troops?
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And I just don't want my family and my neighbors to be the collateral on that.
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Or maybe was he, in a way, a collateral casualty of what happened to your mom?
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But some insisted that they were collateral damage, duped by both the brokers and the government.
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The porpoises end up caught in nets intended for the totoaba and killed as collateral damage.
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Ethiopia was a place of such tangible antiquity that development invariably exacted some jarring collateral damage.
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The disease was being detected way too late, generating "lot of collateral damage," Dr. Cooreman said.
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It will also offer repo, or repurchase, transactions to financial institutions with government bonds as collateral.
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The Federal Reserve continues to accept the same broad range of collateral for discount window loans.
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They can acquire a significant public profile of their own — and can suffer significant collateral damage.
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The collateral damage appears to be the Pentagon's hopes for sustaining contacts with the Chinese military.
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"Buildings are the collateral damage of most conflict today, just like people are," Mr. Weizman said.
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It doesn't come close to Into the Breach's tactical choreography or its confrontation with collateral damage.
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The collateral effects can be devastating and include losing jobs, housing, even the custody of children.
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It has also broadened the range of permissible collateral with corporate loans, lifting banks' lending potential.
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Callaway's US$446m term loan is owned by several US CLOs, according to LPC Collateral data.
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Sberbank says it took the quarry as collateral after Mr. Poymanov failed to repay a loan.
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After, he said, he got calls pushing him to use it as collateral to borrow money.
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Increasingly, the arrests are collateral: Officers detain people they come across while looking for somebody else.
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A record US$127.7bn of the funds was issued in 2018, according to LPC Collateral data.
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More than a third of that was spent on on hats, mugs, stickers and other collateral.
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And the health and safety of our economy and environment are often left as collateral damage.
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Yet as collateral damage from the trade war increases, Mr. Trump is facing pressure to relent.
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When the police give the garbage carts tickets, the drivers put up their horses as collateral.
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Kenny's original loans listed him as the sole borrower, and his medallion as the only collateral.
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We don't want hookah to become collateral damage in what feels like this war against vaping.
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However, he noted that the bank still has outstanding issues regarding auto and collateral protection insurance.
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Suffering flops were Ben Stiller ("Zoolander 2"), Will Smith ("Collateral Beauty") and Julia Roberts ("Mother's Day").
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Rosneft owns 49.9 percent of CITGO as collateral for a $1.5 billion Russian loan to Venezuela.
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It remains to be seen how much collateral damage Trump's decision will inflict on U.S. exports.
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It is not clear from the letter what collateral, if any, was used to obtain it.
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Allowing onshore bonds as collateral would also increase demand for such securities, potentially bolstering their value.
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LVGEM has also secured offshore loan financing using this new Hong Kong office property as collateral.
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Based on testimony from Yovanovitch and other witnesses, she essentially became collateral damage in the process.
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"We understand the privilege and social collateral that our socioeconomic status affords us," one mother wrote.
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By prepaying the debt, JBS freed up undisclosed collateral and reduced average maturity to 6 years.
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Anyway, here are five moments in Collateral Beauty where I just couldn't believe what was happening.
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The collection sold and dispersed is effectively collateral damage from the political fallout of Charles's deposition.
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State-controlled banks are the most exposed to Odebrecht, as they lent the most without collateral.
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The haircuts, a reduction in the value of collateral to account for a potential market moves, will also change, rising for asset backed securities with a longer remaining maturity, though the ECB said moves should only have minimal effect on the overall amount of collateral available.
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TrueUSD, another dollar-backed stablecoin, submits to regular audits and holds collateral funds in an external trust.
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And it was only able to do so after putting its Los Angeles headquarters up as collateral.
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Sylvie was asked to turn over "collateral": a letter to her parents claiming she was a prostitute.
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If interested in sending support to refugees, Khoury recommends The Karam Foundation and The Collateral Repair Project.
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We are sorry there might be some collateral damage but ... Russia have only got themselves to blame.
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Berardo offered his collection as collateral for his debt, which had ballooned to more than £257,2644,000 (~$1,114,764,000).
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So if a farmer had a $60,000 tractor, that could be used as collateral in the loan.
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But as Amazon cracks down on the problem, some small sellers are being caught as collateral damage.
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Some see these environmental consequences as acceptable collateral damage of a profitable industry that provides people jobs.
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With significantly more accounts being deleted this time around, the odds of more collateral damage are high.
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Apparently, the Collateral Beauty actor was feeling bold enough to comment on Willow and Jaden Smith's style.
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A clearinghouse makes sure there is sufficient collateral for the loan at the agreed upon interest rate.
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Most banks have retreated to their home turf and lent to each other almost exclusively against collateral.
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The couple also used their mansion as collateral for their $2 million bail for the fraud charges.
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But many people see the social collateral for stories without clicking through to read the full context.
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And now he worries that his life's work will suffer collateral damage from Theranos' abuse of trust.
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Employers often keep children as collateral when their parents travel home for weddings or funerals, campaigners said.
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We're starting to see the worst collateral damage of President Trump's war with his own Justice Department.
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The other is the set of collateral consequences of criminal charges for a high-level campaign manager.
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Keon said there are collateral risks as the U.S. and China find new outlets for their battle.
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Without property titles, people cannot use their houses as collateral to obtain bank loans and start businesses.
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Instead, it feels like Huawei's device business has become collateral damage in a broader fight over 5G.
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The collateral pool is of similar credit quality as the previous MTF Valiant Trust 2014 (Valiant) transaction.
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Their sole purpose is to create collateral that allows them to obtain cheap funding from the ECB.
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Clearinghouses try to reduce risk by requiring traders on both sides of a transaction to post collateral.
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Both have no hesitation about applying pressure wherever they can, even if innocent people are collateral damage.
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The impact of other reforms, such as tougher "margin" or collateral requirements should be included, it added.
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Instead, its director Ridley Scott refused to let his film be collateral damage of Spacey's career implosion.
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The lawsuit focuses on a January $950 million "sweetheart deal" that also enhanced collateral for other lenders.
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And when things do go wrong, creditors' ability to enforce agreements or seize collateral can be weak.
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The credit quality and performance of loans in the collateral pools remain in line with Fitch's expectations.
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"We wanted to avoid collateral consequences for the bank," Weiss said at a news conference on Tuesday.
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So what is the actual value add of doing a raid when there could be collateral damage?
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Is there a technology that doesn't interfere with the product's core function, but lessens the collateral damage?
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He had gambled on the hope that the contents of this flashcard would serve him as collateral.
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Equity in the company's domestic operating subsidiaries and 65% of international subsidiaries are also pledged as collateral.
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Clearnet under the same roof would also allow customers of both to clear trades with less collateral.
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Such pledging refers to the use of shares as collateral when investors are seeking to borrow money.
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For Will Smith, making his new film Collateral Beauty was a difficult case of life imitating art.
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Banks have been willing to lend on a secured basis with licences and immovable assets as collateral.
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Lehman's creditors charged that JPMorgan did not need the collateral and extracted a windfall at their expense.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Sterling is a collateral victim of the race to be Britain's next prime minister.
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The one exception was on collateral, or margin, for interaffiliate swaps, which still must follow U.S. rules.
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Fitch's recovery waterfall reflects this assumption based on terms in the credit facility collateral and pledge agreement.
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There's got to be a lot of collateral damage to get to the end of Season 8.
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U.S. counterinsurgency operations depend on the minimization of collateral damage and civilian deaths for long-term success.
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Thousands of innocent children, civilians, doctors, first responders, and journalists fill casualty lists — non-combatant collateral damage.
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In comparison, the investor reporting showed an ending collateral balance (net of write-offs) of EUR326.8 million.
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Even when collateral has been pledged, Italian courts are much slower than those elsewhere to recover it.
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European diplomats are becoming increasingly concerned that their nations' priorities are becoming collateral damage to Trump's base.
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Blow up the special counsel investigation even if it leaves House and Senate Republicans as collateral damage.
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Collateral takes on nationalism and xenophobia, but through the bonds of obligations we have to one another.
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"This could create collateral damage in Chinese efforts to expand overseas through the private sector," Clark said.
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"Collateral" crams a lot of social commentary into its narrative and critics largely think that it works.
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The bank's owners shifted assets that were collateral for those loans to other parts of their empire.
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At the cut-off date, the total collateral pool consisted of AUD750,919,572 of loans underwritten by NAB.
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The other two CLOs from which Patriarch is stepping down as collateral manager are also named Zohar.
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Making matters worse, the collateral against the bond is Citgo, PDVSA's Houston-based refining and retail subsidiary.
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Kim was not a good candidate for conventional credit because of the low value of the collateral.
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Interest rates will usually be lower since the loan is secured with your home as the collateral.
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Montoya, the former FBI agent, said Skripal seems to have become collateral damage in a broader conflict.
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In April 2010, the China Banking Regulatory Commission prohibited the use of land as mortgage loan collateral.
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It has remained current on its 2020 bond, whose collateral is its U.S. oil refining subsidiary Citgo.
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The collateral consequences of these raids are already wreaking havoc on immigrant communities all around the country.
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Other collateral figures with Ukrainian connections have come up in the documents of the special counsel investigation.
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A record US$100.2bn of CLOs has been reworked this year, according to Thomson Reuters LPC Collateral.
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Without being able to offer his land as collateral, he couldn't get a loan from the bank.
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"I was not the target of their motion, and yet have somehow become collateral damage," Lambert said.
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Allegedly, this company used districts like Sand Hills as collateral to finance their own private development projects.
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An additional $17 million will be provided in third-party collateral for four smaller mines, it said.
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Two possible risks include collateral damage to third parties and inadvertent escalation of tension with other countries.
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One of the company's executives liquidated her 401(k) and put her personal residence up as collateral.
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Creditas's hybrid financing model allows it to originate loans using the borrower's home or automobile as collateral.
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"Of course, the bank needed a capital increase and to improve the collateral for loans," he said.
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We should hope to resolve soon which works better, before America's advanced energy opportunities become collateral damage.
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He said he did this to avoid having to resign and use his retirement allowance for collateral.
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That could point to further collateral damage for Asia's other export powerhouses Japan, South Korea and Taiwan.
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The firm may face collateral consequences for its future funding and investment activities because of the case.
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"Collateral toll happens very quickly with women—they can lose their job and their kids," Steinberg said.
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"We will be able to gain in efficiency and limit the risk of collateral damage," Parly said.
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Do you agree with the writer's assertion that "collateral damage" has been done to the Supreme Court?
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It also would have required troubled schools at risk of generating claims to put up financial collateral.
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The amount of risky collateral in the repo market is lower than it was before the crisis.
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In America, a felony conviction can be a lifelong sentence because of this multitude of collateral consequences.
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But it doesn't take any soul searching to know this: Treating children as collateral damage is intolerable.
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By now, it was clear that the ulnar collateral ligament in Zack Wheeler's right elbow was torn.
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It might be collateral damage from a period when American composers squared off in opposing stylistic camps.
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Company insider trading policies prohibit "pledging the Companys securities as collateral to secure loans," the company said.
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Fortress has defended its practice, saying it backs startups and claims rights to their patents as collateral.
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Now, after sustaining new damage to his ulnar collateral ligament on Sunday, Ohtani needs Tommy John surgery.
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The Reuters Corporate Survey highlights the worsening collateral damage to global trade, beyond the immediate China-U.
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Mr. Ball argues that a careful look at Lehman's finances shows that it did have enough collateral.
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Demonetization was too coarse an approach, and it accomplished too little while causing too much collateral damage.
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Of course, rules apply: You cannot just lend thousands of dollars worth of crypto without any collateral.
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Getting a loan in DAI requires you to lock some ETH as collateral into a smart contract.
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Most personal loans are unsecured, meaning you don&apost have to put down collateral to borrow money.
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The Biennale also has what it calls "collateral events," often organized by private foundations or commercial galleries.
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The project, long contested by environmentalists and some neighbors of Roland Garros, comes with some collateral damage.
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Finally House members are the recipients of any collateral damage caused by White House missteps and tweets.
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What Agarwal seems to be doing is putting his existing shares as collateral to buy more shares.
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A repo, short for repurchase agreement, is an exchange of collateral, such as Treasury securities, for cash.
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Mortgages, home equity loans, and auto loans are considered secured loans, since you&aposre putting up collateral.
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Hackers frequently route their attacks through the computers of other victims, creating a risk of collateral damage.
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The biggest fear they have is ag could become collateral damage in a trade war with China.
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We must never allow our values to become the collateral damage of a search for greater security.
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It extended credit to people who didn't have collateral, such as a home, to secure a loan.
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Mezzanine loans command much higher interest rates than other types of loans because they require minimal collateral.
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Although the capability to minimize collateral damage was praised at the time, the technology was highly inaccurate.
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Alex Reyes, the St. Louis phenomenon, was an early spring victim of a torn ulnar collateral ligament.
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And there was collateral damage, as a man misidentified as the attacker was pilloried on social media.
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They also had no universal identification of the products they owned or the collateral they had pledged.
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And it's not like he had stuff he could use as collateral or sell for quick cash.
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"If you are fundamentally a performer, that should have been part of the collateral review," Hanold said.
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He said he did so to avoid having to resign and use his retirement allowance for collateral.
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They are seeking to be reimbursed for the accumulated costs of drug addiction and its collateral damage.
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Julian Assange first came on the general public's radar in a 22010 WikiLeaks video called Collateral Murder.
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If Societe Generale decides to use its collateral, this would thus lower Fonciere Euris' stake in Rallye.
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From there, we'll have the opportunity to write collateral studies and propose interventions to improve cancer outcomes.
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Participants were forced to provide potential blackmail material, or "collateral," such as explicit videos or damaging information.
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"Being able to lodge collateral direct with LCH is a positive step as it allows us to manage our collateral delivery more effectively and to ensure our assets remain identifiable as ours, while lodged at the CCP," said Barry Hadingham, head of derivatives and counterparty risk at Aviva Investors.
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Collateral damage only adds to the U.S. and NATO forces' woes Direct military strikes might be tempting in the fact that these help eliminate certain number of insurgents, but the collateral damage in an urban warfare as epitomized in Afghanistan only adds to the sufferings of the counter insurgents.
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"Many projects are simply not bankable," Mr Beck notes, so few assets can easily be used as collateral.
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So as a startup, how do you find these alternative sources of funding that offer such collateral benefits?
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Unlike previous research, this study considers the collateral affects on global trade as a result of the blackouts.
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Hanson would not detail his balance or his payments, but said he put up his house as collateral.
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They start to think this whole thing revolves around Julie, and that her brother was just collateral damage.
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South Korean policymakers are increasingly concerned about the collateral damage to Korea's own exports from the Sino-U.
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The lack of a consistent and open nationwide property registration system also increases the prevalence of fraudulent collateral.
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I so want to give Disney and Will Smith the benefit of the doubt here, but... Collateral Beauty.
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Okay, so I have to agree with many of the reviews of Collateral Beauty: It's pretty darn cheesy.
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This can have severe long-term collateral consequences, especially when the information is misleading, incomplete, and never updated.
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But legitimate American protest campaigns have also been collateral damage in the crossfire of the New Cold War.
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Defining a creative precisely will help you to know the best practices for that specific type of collateral.
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I'm sorry for the collateral damage and pain this is causing individuals and communities caught in the crossfire.
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Collateral consequences Now that the case has been dismissed, you might think "no harm, no foul" for Lewandowski.
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A downgrade would also prevent the ECB accepting Portuguese debt as collateral for banks within its liquidity scheme.
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And they usually come with collateral, putting leveraged-loan investors ahead of unsecured creditors should a borrower default.
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Japan and many other export-reliant economies have suffered collateral damage in the 2330-month-long Sino-U.
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The emails seem to have emerged entirely from Azima's inbox, making it possible Solomon was just collateral damage.
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Two years after Collateral Beauty, she's still hustling, heading to audition after audition and memorizing lines after lines.
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Wood had an MRI last week that revealed damage to the ulnar collateral ligament in his throwing elbow.
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Worldwide, cultivation of — and collaboration with — native bees through traditional beekeeping is fast becoming collateral damage of modernization.
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Slowing growth and rising American interest rates might harm borrowers' ability to repay and the value of collateral.
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The credit quality and performance of the loans in the collateral pool were above Fitch's expectations at closing.
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Safe government bonds, as collateral to secure borrowing, also play an important role within the global banking system.
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From 1988 to 1994, just seven ulnar collateral ligament reconstructions (UCLR) were performed on pitchers ages 10-19.
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Events in a virtual world having collateral consequences in our actual world (the one you're in right now).
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Christine has no idea the trances are the accidental collateral damage of of both June and Elena's powers.
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Totino said banks now require a great deal more collateral and frequent financial reporting for small-business owners.
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At the cut-off date, the total collateral pool consisted of 131,613 individual consumer loan contracts totalling AUD256.2m.
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While some defense goods have collateral, non-military uses, others, such as tanks and fighter jets, do not.
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So five years ago the government made it easier for listed firms to use their shares as collateral.
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To cap rates at the upper bound, the central bank also started accepting a wider array of collateral.
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Fitch has relied on the practices of the relevant Fitch groups to assess the collateral and entity information.
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Its collateral includes copyrights for the project and about $1.1 million the studio paid First Republic as security.
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It had used the other half of Citgo as collateral for a bond deal two months before that.
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At one point recently, the even allowed homes to be used as collateral in retail investor margin accounts.
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In 2016, Maduro secured a fresh loan by giving Rosneft a 49.9 percent stake in Citgo as collateral.
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The insurance payouts were expected to be used as collateral for the new bankruptcy financing, the sources said.
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The wives, girlfriends and children of African American men who go to jail or prison suffer collateral damage.
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Sometimes the damage is "collateral" in the sense that the cultural/spiritual objects were not the main target.
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Solovyov, whose bank also holds a stake in M.Video as collateral, said that debt was being "stably serviced".
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Recent legal changes make it easier for them to repossess collateral and to sell loans to third parties.
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Venezuela in 2016 gave Rosneft the 49.9-percent collateral in Citgo in return for a $1.5 billion loan.
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POWELL SAYS FED NEEDS TO FIND A WAY TO AVOID 'COLLATERAL CONFUSION' THAT SOMETIMES SURROUNDS ITS RATE PROJECTIONS
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Fitch also excludes the change in cash collateral and reclassifies it as an outflow related to financing activities.
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The surgery was performed by noted orthopedist James Andrews, who found no damage to Hunter's ulnar collateral ligament.
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He sustained a partial tear of his right ulnar collateral ligament in July 2014 but opted against surgery.
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Banks and other investors would also gain from a merger because of lower collateral and derivative clearing costs.
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The intentional destruction as well as war-related collateral damage is a crime on the world cultural heritage.
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The collateral damage would include a slew of allies, including Canada, Mexico, Japan, Germany and the United Kingdom.
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Distressed-debt investors tend to buy loans in bulk, and hence prefer loans with easily recoverable, tangible collateral.
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Investigators found evidence of women being commanded to have sex with Raniere or risk having their "collateral" released.
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Her "master," Monica, assured Sylvie her collateral was safe and nobody was ever going to look at it.
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Epstein has reportedly put up his mansion and private jet as collateral to be allowed out of jail.
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Apart from undercutting household wealth, falling property prices also affect collateral values on banks' outstanding real estate loans.
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Some J. Crew lenders opposed that move on the grounds that it removes collateral from the main company.
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On the day I turned up, Professor Wilks had stumped his students with an obscure question about collateral.
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And so, there are lots of collateral things that can happen when we raise or lower interest rates.
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They're urging embattled lawmakers to do whatever is necessary to avoid becoming collateral damage if Trump's candidacy implodes.
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Third, moving money across exchanges can be messy and inefficient, and requires lots of collateral to do efficiently.
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Mr. Thompson's essay compels us to consider the collateral harm suffered by those who must carry out executions.
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Since HELOCs use your home as collateral, interest rates tend to be lower than other unsecured loan options.
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PBGC has the right to involuntarily terminate Sears' pension if the company fails to put up enough collateral.
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Secured credit lines are backed by an asset, such as a car or home, which serves as collateral.
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"Increasing tensions in the region escalate the potential for direct or collateral damage to vessels," the ONI said.
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Unsecured means that you don&apost have any collateral, like a home or car, to back the loan.
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Brussels is rushing into an immoral deal with Ankara, which considers the lives of Syrian refugees as collateral.
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The Treasury would also create an exemption for banks that accept these materials as collateral for a loan.
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The total collateral pool consisted of 1,841 loans, totalling AUD500m at the 7 February 2017 cut-off date.
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The Knicks were also missing Kevin Seraphin (sore left foot) and Lance Thomas (sprained left medial collateral ligament).
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There are, however, measures Capitol Hill policymakers can take to make new sanctions effective with minimal collateral damage.
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It's one of dementia's cruelest collateral effects, where even everyday experiences leave you punch drunk and emotionally drained.
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The American struggle to curb opioid addiction could become collateral damage in President Donald Trump's showdown on trade.
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I'm sorry for the collateral damage and pain this is causing individuals and committees caught in the crossfire.
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The Trump administration is engaging in trade wars on multiple fronts, and media businesses have become collateral damage.
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Efrón on Monday said that most of those funds were negotiable instruments that UBS was holding as collateral.
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The new repo facility allows Moscow Exchange clients to use the U.S. listed shares as collateral in Moscow.
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SS Trevor Story will undergo surgery Thursday to repair the torn ulnar collateral ligament in his left thumb.
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It's part of a long pattern of ethical slipping and sliding, obsessive secrecy and paranoia, and collateral damage.
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He is concerned that in Wells Fargo's effort to clean house, people like him have become collateral damage.
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Repos are when banks submit high-quality collateral, such as Treasurys, in exchange for reserves from the Fed.
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Total assets under management in the combined spaces is US$106bn, according to Wells Fargo and BDC Collateral.
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The arrangement can include steep late fees or require signing over collateral worth many times what is owed.
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Pentagon lawyers are typically involved in casualty and collateral damage estimates, charged with considering the worst possible outcome.
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VICE News was on the ground to see the collateral damage caused by driving ISIS out of Mosul.
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That represented collateral for a $1.5 billion loan to the parent company, Petróleos de Venezuela, known as Pdvsa.
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Publicly filed financing statements indicate that Mr. Cohen used 32 taxi medallions as collateral for the Sterling loans.
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Our system is designed to make it almost impossible to consider the domestic collateral damage of trade sanctions.
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Fed rules say it may only lend to solvent businesses against adequate collateral, something many small businesses' lack.
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It also appears to require collateral from the airlines — such as warrants, options, preferred stock, or debt securities.
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Nevertheless, they've become collateral damage in the voting eligibility conflicts that have led to protests and multiple lawsuits.
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Prosecutors said that Philip Righter forged documentation for fake paintings and used the artwork as collateral for loans.
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The cancellation is perhaps the largest collateral damage of the virus so far on the international cultural calendar.
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The claim of inadequate collateral arose weeks later when the full impact of the Lehman bankruptcy became clear.
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After the global financial crisis, Europe built a system designed to contain the collateral damage from failing banks.
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As a result, the collateral damage is felt most acutely by the startup workers caught in the crosshairs.
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The first trailer for Collateral Beauty introduces a man (Smith) dealing with the death of his young daughter.
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Senior mortgage lenders feared that a missed assessment payment would put their interest in the collateral at risk.
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He warns, "All businesses should be on notice: they could easily become collateral damage as geopolitical crises escalate."
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The "crucial hurdle" is whether major financial institutions will accept the digital currency as collateral, Blanch said then.
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All these nations have suffered the collateral damage of changing ideologies of various administrations in the United States.
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