The bank said it provisioned $79.5 million in the quarter to cover a possible future settlement in a U.S. tax evasion investigation, bringing the amount provisioned so far to $348 million.
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Once fully provisioned, that ship would set off for Mars.
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It has already provisioned $365 million for any future settlement.
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Collectively they have provisioned for only 45% of that amount.
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It's small, sleek, now incredibly fast and well-provisioned with storage.
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BOB DUDLEY: I think we pretty much have it all provisioned.
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We are consuming everything with which the earth has provisioned us.
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When you order one, it will be pre-provisioned to your Amazon.
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Infrastructure is provisioned manually, without the aid of infrastructure-as-code tools.
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The universe seemed already provisioned to provide for human needs and wants.
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It has provisioned $29 billion to settle these and other historic misconduct charges.
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Now, there is going to be increased cash flow once those payments are provisioned.
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Impaired loans were 1.2% of total loans at end-July 2016 and adequately provisioned.
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We provisioned our rentals at frequent roadside stands selling homemade wine, honey and cheese.
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"They have a huge stock of NPLs but they're quite heavily provisioned, so people think the problems have been dealt with and provisioned for," said Piers Ronan, head of FIG debt syndicate at Credit Suisse, a global coordinator and bookrunner on the trade.
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Whereas a 'normal' cloud server like AWS's EC2 offering had to be provisioned in advance and was billed by the hour regardless of whether or not it was used, AWS Lambda was provisioned instantly, on demand, and was billed only per request.
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An Outlook group gets created, a OneNote gets created Sharepoint gets provisioned, and so forth.
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These are provisioned at various levels, mainly reflecting the borrower performance track record post restructuring.
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It is inflated by a stock of impaired consumer loans, although these appear adequately provisioned.
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Mizrahi has previously provisioned 587 million shekels to cover a likely fine by U.S. authorities.
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Performing restructured loans contributed a further 4.4% of loans (13% of equity) and were weakly provisioned.
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Narrator: Over 63,000 pounds of food and drinks are provisioned for just one week of sailing.
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Latin America has its share of venomous snakes, remote and ill-provisioned locales, and traditional healers.
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There are even electors who have already decided to vote differently than how they've been provisioned.
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Join in by reserving a table at its restaurant, provisioned in part by its own gardens.
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No additional capital injections for Air Malta are currently provisioned for in the 2017 Stability Programme Update.
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The bank has provisioned 750 million pounds in its 2016 annual results for the proposal, it added.
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All phone numbers are directly provisioned by a handful of companies, all with close relationships to law enforcement.
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Caixabank says its equity and credit expsures to Isolux were provisioned at the end of the first quarter.
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"Buruma is a keen observer and the owner of a well-provisioned mind," our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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Because nothing AWS is every really straightforward, there are two types of expedited retrievals: on-demand and provisioned retrievals.
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While this fine had already been fully provisioned for, it removed a considerable source of uncertainty for the group.
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NPLs and restructured loans were only moderately provisioned by 44% at end-3Q16 meaning continued impairment charges are probable.
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Both programs, expanded under the Obama presidency, provisioned treatment for millions in Africa suffering from HIV/AIDS and malaria.
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Many provisioned outlined in the Act, however, are being preemptively enforced by the companies under new policies announced this month.
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Amazon says the devices are designed to be provisioned in minutes, and can alert an admin if they go offline.
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Unlike CDNs, its solution scales on demand and is not limited by upstream communication, pre-provisioned PoPs, geography or cloud providers.
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I carry a well-provisioned first aid kit with me to disaster zones, but the one thing I'm missing is Benadryl.
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"Losses will be very small," he said, adding that only loans with real estate assets as collateral have not been provisioned.
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My mother had provisioned herself with two snowsuits, a hefty flask of vodka and five quart bags of homemade dehydrated fruit.
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UBS said on Tuesday it was pleased to have resolved what it called a "legacy matter", which is was fully provisioned for.
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The hope is that at $500 each, these things could be bought by the dozen rather than provisioned one at a time.
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Analysts estimate Portugal's banking sector has provisioned for only about half of total bad loans, and more writedowns may still be needed.
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European banking supervisors have looked closely at ship portfolios in Germany to ensure the banks have properly valued and provisioned for them.
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In its filing, for example, Amazon provisioned for a 983 kilometer-wide (25 miles) buffer above the orbital layer occupied by Starlink.
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And in preparation, it appears the thoughtful legislators of this hallowed body have provisioned seating befitting the station of Silicon Valley's milkiest son.
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This new per-second billing model will apply to on-demand, reserved and spot instances, as well as provisioned storage for EBS volumes.
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Even for healthy, well-provisioned adults, it's extraordinarily dangerous to cross the Sonoran Desert, where a sprained ankle can mean a death sentence.
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While some analysts see the banks as well-provisioned, CIMB analyst Jessalynn Chen said the market had not fully factored in asset quality concerns.
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Although Petrobras had not already provisioned for the U.S. settlement, XP Investimentos' analyst Gabriel Francisco said the penalties will not seriously hurt the company.
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" UBS said in a statement: "We are pleased to have resolved this legacy RMBS matter from 2006-2007, for which UBS is fully provisioned.
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At Yubico, we manage our own supply chain and ensure that all factory provisioned device secrets are handled with care and are never exportable.
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Hapoalim provisioned 897 million shekels in the quarter as a result of significant progress in reaching a settlement in a U.S. tax evasion investigation.
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At 6.7% of gross loans, official NPLs are moderate, but may significantly underestimate lightly provisioned restructured or distressed loans on most banks' balance sheets.
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Brewster, a Revolutionary War solider dicked out of his promised benefits by a well-intentioned but ill-provisioned system, could probably empathize with all this.
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The remaining non-core loans, which include the bank's aviation, shipping and commercial mortgage portfolios, are generally well covered by collateral or are well provisioned.
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Mizrahi provisioned 121 million shekels in the quarter, bringing the amount it set aside in 2018 for the tax evasion probe to 546 million shekels.
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Gary Greenwood, an analyst a Shore Capital, said the latest settlement is largely provisioned for and will not have a material impact on profit estimates.
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AWS is charging for on-demand capacity during the preview and at general availability the company will make provisioned throughput available for more predictable workloads.
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Frank Witter said Europe's biggest carmaker believed it had provisioned adequately for all known risks, although there were naturally uncertainties given the scope of the issue.
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Under the current IAS39 accounting regime, banks' expected losses are typically higher than what they have provisioned for, with the capital shortfall deducted from their CET1.
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Georgiades said the Cypriot banking sector was "well-capitalized and well-provisioned" and would be "perfectly able" to raise any capital they needed in the future.
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Loan impairment reserves covered NPLs and restructured exposures by a moderate 41% at end-3Q9083, mostly relating to a large part of fully provisioned legacy NPLs.
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The dip in coverage levels from end-2014 is caused by the sale of highly provisioned doubtful loan portfolios rather than a weakening of its profile.
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From its incident response work, Twitch also collected 35 different IP addresses used to operate the Twitch accounts supporting the spam campaign, provisioned to seven different providers.
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One might hope that spyware of this sort would only be available to well-provisioned nation-state intelligence agencies or, at the very least, computer science experts.
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In the 2014 quarter Hapoalim provisioned 89 million shekels to cover a tax evasion investigation by U.S. authorities and 360 million shekels for a cost-cutting programme.
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The bulk of major bad loan exposures had already been provisioned for in 2015 and 2016, which helped earnings even as aggregate NPLs rose slightly in 1Q17.
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Asset quality trends were stable in 2016 and existing non-performing exposures were reasonably provisioned/collateralised at both banks at end-13Q16, thus limiting near-term performance pressures.
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To manage the happy deluge and keep play spaces usable throughout an event, I took a cue from Hacienda parties which are always well provisioned with puppy pads.
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However, GB's capitalisation is weaker, as it is undermined by a substantial share of non-provisioned restructured loans, while its pre-impairment profit was negative in 2016-1Q17.
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Journalist Aronoff best expresses the maximum, self-avowedly socialist version, painting an idyllic picture of a family provisioned with publicly funded work, child care benefits, and elder care.
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Burdened by massive bad loans, which now have largely been provisioned for leading to last year's huge loss, CGD is being recapitalised to the tune of 4 billion euros.
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Each Secure Enclave is provisioned during fabrication with its own UID (Unique ID) that is not accessible to other parts of the system and is not known to Apple.
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Hapoalim, which has suspended dividend payments due to the uncertainty of the probe, said the final amount will likely be significantly higher that what it has so far provisioned.
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Unfortunately, this bridge is only enabled if admins have provisioned these Slack users inside an organization, so you won't be able to just Slack people by email just yet.
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But question marks remain about potential compensation for institutional shareholders who also bought into the listing for more than 1.2 billion euros and which Bankia has not provisioned yet.
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Gary Greenwood, an analyst a Shore Capital, said the latest settlement is largely provisioned for and will not have a material impact on profit estimates or the bank's capital.
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Tens of thousands of rival forces still must be knitted together into a single army, a process that the U.N. and others have called behind schedule and poorly provisioned.
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GE said in the statement on Monday that it has not under-provisioned for long-term care insurance, which pays for assisted living and nursing home care for policy holders.
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In the film, Styx, the protagonist's fancy yacht, independence, and wisely provisioned voyage emerge as emblems of blind exclusivity, and the technologies of her civilization are tainted with civic mercilessness.
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It's also the reason why SSDs are over-provisioned with spare blocks and why the TRIM command, which allows the OS to alert the SSD about invalid pages, was introduced.
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Van Halen used to famously insist that the band be provisioned before playing a show with bowls of M&Ms from which all the brown M&Ms had been removed.
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Hapoalim set aside an additional $80 million in the third quarter to cover a possible future settlement in the tax investigation, bringing the total provisioned for the case to $268.5 million.
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Abanca, based in the northwestern region of Galicia, said in a statement that the deal would have a positive impact on its solvency levels since it had already provisioned the loans.
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In the 1920s, sports, cutting edge fashion, interior design and an expedition department (Fortnum's provisioned the first expedition to Mount Everest) were added to the mix effectively creating a department store.
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"While we haven't hastened the speed of light, we have built a superior cloud network as a result of the well-provisioned direct paths between our cloud and end-users," Traynor wrote.
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Rajan said the RBI would strive to have "clean and fully provisioned bank balance sheets by March 2017," while noting the government's planned capital infusion in state-run banks would be sufficient.
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The RBI would strive to have "clean and fully provisioned bank balance sheets by March 2017," Rajan said, adding that the government's planned capital infusion in state-run banks would be sufficient.
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A Mars ship could be provisioned with enough fuel to get it to cis-lunar space where it would be topped off by lunar-refined propellant before proceeding to the Red Planet.
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"With workflows in Amazon SageMaker, compute resources are pre-configured and optimized, only provisioned when requested, scaled as needed, and shut down automatically when jobs complete, offering near 100% utilization," Bindal wrote.
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The spending measures, announced by Vale's recovery and development director Marcelo Klein, will be in addition to the $4.5 billion the miner has already provisioned for costs related to the dam burst.
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Separately, RCom's consolidated net loss widened to 198.27 billion rupees in the quarter to March, compared with a loss of 11.12 billion rupees a year ago, as the company provisioned for asset impairments.
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Yes. For example, we have generally agreed that fires should be put out by government-provisioned and -trained professional and volunteer firefighters instead of whoever happened to be standing nearby with a bucket.
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The financial impact of this settlement was visible in 4Q16, as Credit Suisse took a further CHF2.08 billion litigation charge, which came in addition to the USD550 million previously provisioned for the matter.
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"We have provisioned to a reasonable level these non-performing exposures and this is giving us a very solid ground to ... address the issues," Nouy told the European Parliament's economic committee in Brussels.
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The larder was provisioned like a fallout shelter, care of Dean & DeLuca: a nuclear winter's worth of sun-dried tomatoes, filet mignon, baguettes, and Parmesan, and a full set of Le Creuset tableware.
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Although total capital in the banking system is above regulatory requirements, it "appears insufficient to tackle the likely capital shortfall in the system if non-performing loans are fully provisioned for", the IMF said.
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"The full amount has been provisioned and has already been booked as liability and therefore there is no further impact on the P&L (profit and loss) of UniCredit," it said in a statement.
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Since Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross announced in March that the constitutionally provisioned decennial census would include a citizenship question for the first time in decades, questions have arisen about how that decision was made.
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The borrower companies - GDF Suez Treasury Management and GDF Suez LNG Supply - were able to significantly reduce their taxable profits in Luxembourg by deducting the provisioned interest payments, which are tax deductible expenses, it said.
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Of that amount, Petrobras has provisioned 3.38 billion reais to pay them, an amount less than half the latest judgment against it and below the average 4.92 billion reais for each of the 19 cases.
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But then things went badly wrong for her, her husband, and what is already shaping up to be a strange, modestly provisioned and poorly attended convention, from which most of the party's luminaries are absent.
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The gap between our current situation — where front-line health personnel can't get the basic equipment they need — and a realm where everyone is amply provisioned with masks and gloves for routine use is huge.
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The services are provisioned by way of smart contracts, which allows Thought Machine and its banking customers to personalise, vary and segment the terms for each bank — and potentially for each customer of the bank.
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Getting the myriad of devices involved in the industrial internet of things provisioned and communicating with one another in a secure way will be one of the great technological challenges facing companies in the coming years.
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The pitch that MobiTV makes to pay TV providers goes something like this: set-top-box-free pay TV services gives operators a wider array of channels and potentially more flexibility in how they are provisioned.
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Although Backend as a Service is meeting the developer need to easily link projects to cloud storage and social networking APIs, many applications still rely on localized development stacks and well-provisioned servers to function properly.
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Payment is handled in-app, and various incentives and penalties can be provisioned through the Bitlock system to, for example, encourage users to bring the bikes back to the same location where they were rented from.
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The backstop of additional capital, much of which can be marked down as asset prices fall in a stressed economic environment, should be assessed against a collapsed CCP scenario and further safeguards should be provisioned for.
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A phrase from Vietnam was circulating anew — "winning hearts and minds" — even as units of hard-helmeted conventional troops spent large fractions of their time guarding their outposts and keeping themselves provisioned in distant, rugged terrain.
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DE) could face "further significant financial liabilities" beyond the 16.2 billion euros ($18.4 billion) it has provisioned for its diesel emissions scandal and may need to sell assets as a result, it said in its annual report.
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DE) said its diesel cheating scandal has cost it 31.3 billion euros ($34.69 bln) in fines and settlements, and the German carmaker expects cash outflows to continue until 2021, adding that these have already been provisioned for.
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DE) said its diesel cheating scandal has cost it 31.3 billion euros ($34.69 bln) in fines and settlements, and the German carmaker expects cash outflows to continue until 2021, adding that these have already been provisioned for.
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At almost CAD21 million in total investment provisions, Fitch believes ivari is well-provisioned for future credit loss and that future impairments in excess of actuarial reserve provisions are likely to remain within manageable levels and ratings expectations.
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The central bank has pushed about 40 of the biggest corporate loan defaulters into India's new bankruptcy proceedings and said creditor banks must ensure at least 50 percent of bad loans with those firms were provisioned by March.
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Accommodating up to six guests, the boat comes staffed with a butler and chef and is provisioned with champagne, caviar and other food and drink for trips down the Riviera Maya, out to Isla Mujeres or to scuba dive.
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When it comes to the banks, Kiwoom Securities' Yoo expected that the impact on South Korea's banking industry would be limited, as the sector became aware of Hanjin's difficulties in early 2015 and had already provisioned against potential losses.
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BPI, which draws most of its profit from Angola, has been affected by a change in European rules that classify all exposure to the African country as risky and to be fully provisioned for, significantly reducing BPI's solvency ratios.
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"If needed, cruise ships are capable of being quickly provisioned to serve as hospitals with up to 1,000 hospital rooms that can treat patients suffering from less critical, non-COVID-19 conditions," Carnival said in a press release Thursday.
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They were well supplied with guns and ammunition and had barricaded themselves behind adobe walls and piles of tires, but were meagerly provisioned with food; the kitchen cabinet guarded some russet potatoes, a bag of pasta and Folgers coffee.
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"Sleep No More," which performs on the floors below, includes witchcraft, child murder, bloodied bathtubs and a pagan orgy, So it was a relief to emerge into a G-rated space, provisioned with pink lemonade, sausage rolls and cupcakes.
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"Sleep No More," which performs on the floors below, includes witchcraft, child murder, bloodied bathtubs and a pagan orgy, So it was a relief to emerge into a G-rated space, provisioned with pink lemonade, sausage rolls and cupcakes.
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SBI, India's largest lender by assets, said here the fraudulent activity had been mainly in high-value accounts and that all of these had been classed non-performing assets "much earlier", with most of the portfolio already fully provisioned for.
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"It is obvious that the investment cannot be materialised as long as continuous setbacks and new obstacles lead to amendments in the development plan in various ways that are not provisioned in the contract," Lamda said in a stock exchange filing.
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However, this quarter's drop in average tax rates provisioned by recently reporting S&P 500 companies was dramatic compared with changes in the same quarter in recent years, and many companies attributed their lower tax rates to the fiscal overhaul.
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Guimaraes said loan-loss provisions are not likely to increase in the coming months despite the recent bankruptcy filing of Brazilian conglomerate Odebrecht SA, as Caixa has already provisioned almost 100% of loans extended to the group in the past.
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In a keynote speech from Nvidia's chief executive, Jensen Huang, ahead of the convention, the company's pitch is that embedding its chipsets and new software into those networks is the best way for telecom companies to add dynamically provisioned additional services.
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Then he left, fully provisioned with food, the embers of a fire preserved in maple leaf wrappings inside a birch-bark cylinder, and quite a lot of other equipment, most of it probably carried in a backpack with a wooden frame.
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Last week the bank said it would set aside an additional $80 million in the third quarter to cover a possible future settlement in a U.S. tax evasion investigation, bringing the total amount provisioned for the case to $268.5 million.
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"This announcement comes as a negative surprise as Didier Valet was well regarded and the market did not expect top management changes on litigation cases that should be adequately provisioned," wrote JP Morgan analysts, who kept a "neutral" rating on SocGen shares.
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It is the latest of Australia's "Big Four" banks to turn in a weak result, weighed down by millions of dollars in provisioned payments to reimburse customers whom a public inquiry found had been overcharged or wrongly billed for services not provided.
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The bank remains hopeful of reaching a deal on Russia by March and booking the case retroactively in its 2016 accounts while paying significantly less than the 1 billion euros ($1.07 billion) it has provisioned, people close to the bank have said.
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All the crap that mobile have tied into their networks and pricing plans since net neutrality was abolished has only created a mess that distracts from a simple truth: internet access is a commodity and should be provisioned and priced like one.
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Asked about the level of tax paid by Apple on profits in 2014, Cook told Irish broadcaster RTE that $800 million had been paid and that billions of dollars more had been provisioned and would likely be returned to the United States next year.
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And a theme that kind of came out of the earnings call but I don't think was fully clarified, do you feel like you have now already provisioned financially for what you guys have at the moment, your best estimate, for the worst case scenario?
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HG: They have been under tight scrutiny and they are well capitalised, well provisioned but even if at some period ahead of us, not imminently obviously, but if at some period ahead of us they would need capital they are perfectly able to raise capital.
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"A lot of companies have at least minimal remote device management, which would allow IT to shoulder-surf at will, or otherwise view the contents of your company-provisioned computer," said Harlo Holmes, a digital security specialist at the Freedom of the Press Foundation.
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In the end, you will look at that robotic arm you started your journey with and realize that the arm is but a tiny part in the long list of equipment that had to be provisioned, installed and configured in the name of your automation project.
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Further, the same technique would not work on devices launched after the 5c because they are equipped with a chip known as "Secure Enclave," which helps encrypt data using both the password and a unique user ID that is provisioned during manufacturing and not known to Apple.
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Just as cloud computing didn't mean that data centers disappeared into the ether — it meant that those data centers were being run by someone else, and servers could be provisioned on-demand and paid for by the hour — serverless doesn't mean that there aren't any servers.
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In that world, perhaps the U.S. could have ramped up the production and acquisition of testing kits, provisioned facilities in communities deemed to be more at risk with the necessary equipment, and issued emergency authorizations to enable public institutions to administer tests without undergoing formal approval processes.
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The RBI is "working with the government and banks to ensure that the stressed assets are dealt with on a proactive basis, and that bank balance sheets both reflect a true and fair picture, and are adequately provisioned," Rajan said in a speech to a research body on Friday.
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Cloud Customer X does not know the names of employees at Cloud Provider Y who, upon succumbing to moral failing, could theoretically abuse privileged knowledge, credentials, or internal cloud provider tools in order to inappropriately access, copy, or otherwise interact with Cloud Customer X's provisioned systems or stored data.
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"We paid 400 (million dollars) to Ireland, we paid 400 to the U.S. and we provisioned several billion dollars for the U.S. for payment as soon as we repatriate it and right now I forecast that repatriation to occur next year," Cook said in comments broadcast by RTE.
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Still, while it's easy to understand Wilson's frustration, especially given that pro rata rights are legally provisioned to investors that are making a sizable investment (what's called a "major investor threshold"), the answer probably isn't to put more teeth into these agreements, as Wilson posits may be necessary.
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In 2014, "we paid the $400 [million] to Ireland, we paid $400 [million] to the U.S., and we provisioned several billion dollars for the U.S. for payment as soon as we repatriate it, and right now I forecast that repatriation to occur next year," Cook told the Irish broadcaster RTE News.
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Feeling fully provisioned with raw facts sufficient to the telling of various gilt- and ironclad lies, ready to take a crack at the thing, I went off to the MacDowell Colony, in Peterborough, N.H. I devoted the whole of a precious two-week residency to writing the first of several drafts.
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But it's a dynamic that deprives the nation of a real debate about how health care should be financed, regulated and provisioned, because it assumes that one party is largely uninterested in reforms that go beyond tweaking the status quo and opposing whatever further interventions its opponents have in mind.
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Vale has provisioned $4.5 billion in Brumadinho-related costs, an amount that does not include environmental costs, which are likely to be gradually added over the year, according to brokerage XP Investimentos, which published a note after the meeting, with Vale Chief Executive Eduardo Bartolomeo and Chief Financial Officer Luciano Siani.
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The eSIM has to be provisioned via the device itself, which is handy if you want to switch between T-Mobile and AT&T in a hurry, but not handy if you want to switch to a carrier not supported by Apple, or sell your device to someone on a different carrier.
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The reckoning has been brutal: 2000 trillion rupees ($211.6 billion) of loans have been recognised as "non-performing" by banks in the past two quarters, the vast bulk of them at PSBs; 17% of all loans there have either been written off, provisioned for or categorised as impaired, according to Credit Suisse, a bank.
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Vale has provisioned $4.5 billion in Brumadinho-related costs, an amount that does not include environmental costs, which are likely to be gradually added over the year, according to XP. Credit Suisse, which attended the same meeting with recently named Vale Chief Executive Eduardo Bartolomeu and Chief Financial Officer Luciano Siani, said it estimated that additional environmental provisions would total between $1 billion and $1.5 billion.
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Vale has provisioned $4.5 billion in Brumadinho-related costs, an amount that does not include environmental costs, which are likely to be gradually added over the year, according to XP. Credit Suisse, which attended the same meeting with recently named Vale Chief Executive Eduardo Bartolomeo and Chief Financial Officer Luciano Siani, said it estimated that additional environmental provisions would total between $1 billion and $1.5 billion.
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"For instance, the default and most frequently provisioned storage for AWS's compute service has not experienced a price reduction since 2014, despite falling prices in the market for the raw components," Gartner points out — which is to say that while Amazon is almost certainly paying less for memory to go into the data centers that power AWS, Gartner found that the cost to customers for that particular cloud storage service hasn't budged commensurately.
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